Stop worrying, enjoy the present
Worrying can get in the way of opportunities to come.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: October 2016
Senate still debating ethics of receiving incentives
Senate President Katrina Hurley brought up the idea of scholarships or incentives for senators again Monday. Coy Clark, student trustee, originally brought up the idea at a bonding event, Sept. 24. He suggested scholarships would make more people apply for senator positions and help with competition for positions.
Read More335 students attend career fair
The career fair was from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Center Ballroom. There were roughly 33 businesses in attendance and 335 students.
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Protect Yourself
STDs are more common than you think, do your research & get tested
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High school students visit CSC for health professions showcase
Students from regional high schools gathered for the Healthcare Professions Showcase in the Student Center Wednesday.
The CSC Health Professions Department, in association with the University of Nebraska Medical Center (UNMC), Area Health Education Center (AHEC), and Chadron State College Admissions, sponsored the event, according to Director of Health Professions Kristal Kuhnel.
Eagles trample NMHU, 73-0
Five CSC running backs found the endzone during the Eagles’ 73-0 rout of New Mexico Highlands University, Las Vegas, Saturday at Elliott Field.
Read MoreEagles split weekend at home
The Eagles grounded the Fort Lewis College Skyhawks in a swift three-set win at the Chicoine Center Friday, but couldn’t complete the weekend, falling to Adams State University, in three sets, Saturday. CSC is now 5-14, with a 4-6 RMAC record.
Read MoreRodeo teams finish fall season in Cheyenne
The CSC rodeo team finished out its fall season last weekend at the Laramie County Community College rodeo in Cheyenne.
Read MoreWind Symphony delights crowd with familiar tunes
As darkness begins to fall on Friday, the audience buzzes as they wait for the start of the concert. Around 7 p.m., the mass of people attending quickly grows to 100, adding to the chatter.
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