Students provide input on surveys, Dining Services
Three students and four senators attended the open forum hosted by Student Senate President Katrina Hurley Thursday to discuss Dining Services and student surveys.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Month: October 2016
Senators continue to discuss incentive possibilities
Student Senate President Katrina Hurley proposed having jackets funded through Senate for senators at Monday’s meeting.
“It would be good for the next executive senators to not have to go out there and drag people into Senate,” Hurley said. “The amount of time and energy spent in here, as well as talking to constituents, online voting, all the emails, and all the numerous committees that everyone is on, I think that it’s definitely, like, good to have some sort of ‘Hey, you did a good job,’ because sometimes we are not appreciated on campus at all.”
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Changing Tastes: how society, evolution and history shape our personality.
All right. Well, take care yourself. I guess that’s what you’re best, presence old master? A tremor in the Force.
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Darts competition took a fun turn. All players present at the tournament were filmed in this flashmob.
All right. Well, take care yourself. I guess that’s what you’re best, presence old master? A tremor in the Force.
Read MoreResidence halls scheduled to close for winter break
On-campus residence halls will be closed from 5 p.m. Dec. 19 until 5 p.m. Dec. 26, according to Senior Director
Read MoreCole holds on for 2nd consecutive win
Chasen Cole and Brandi Cwach led CSC entries in third rodeo of regional circuit
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Assisted suicide: explorable for some, deplorable to others
We live in a society that capitalizes on the notion of the continuation of life, but is there a certain point where dying is the answer? This is the breaking point 14-year-old Jerika Bolen hit on Sept. 20 when she made the choice to halt her medical treatment, disconnected her ventilator, and die.
Read MoreCSC VP releases crime report
Jon Hansen, vice president of enrollment management, marketing, and student services, released the annual CSC Security, Crime Prevention, and Fire Safety Policies and Statistics Report Friday.
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Eagles earn 1st home win of season
The Eagles rallied to defeat Westminster College, Salt Lake City, in three sets Friday at the Chicoine Center, boosting their RMAC standing to 2-4. CSC then faced No. 8 ranked team in the American Volleyball Coaches Association Poll, Wayne State College, Tuesday, losing in three sets, dropping another non-conference game. The team’s overall record is now 3-12.
Read MoreFoundation officer discusses fundraising rules
Chadron State Foundation Development Officer Jacob Rissler spoke to CAB representatives about club fundraising guidelines at Tuesday’s meeting.
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