Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: November 2016
Senate allocated $11,670 for The Big Event
The Big Event offered a proposed budget of $13,170, but Senate only allocated $11,670. Senate suggested a few places in the budget that The Big Event could cut back. Senators suggested that the staff could just wear last year’s T-shirts in replace of the polos, and the staff could check around for cheaper prices on printing costs instead of only offering business to the print shop on campus. For full breakdown of The Big Event’s budget, see attached photo.
Read MorePR Club explores careers in communication
Extending their professional networks, eight members of the CSC Public Relations Club experienced professional opportunities on the 2016 Careers in Communications trip to Omaha and Lincoln.
Read MoreGarcia finishes 65th at Nationals, sets PR
Alejandro Garcia, senior of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, completed an impressive season finishing 65th of 242 competitors at the 2016 NCAA D-II Men’s Cross Country Championships Saturday in St. Leo, Florida.
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Eagles lose home debut 94-74
The Eagles started both halves strong against Northern State University, Aberdeen, South Dakota, but couldn’t close the game, losing 94-74.
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Indoor season starts with intrasquad meet
Hunting season began between the hunters and the hunted of the animal kingdom, including wascally wabbits.
Read MoreStay fit this holiday season
Students, faculty, and staff received tips on how to stay “Healthy for the Holidays” during an open house that attracted
Read MoreThe ‘Wheel’ visits CSC
The Chadron State College Residence Life Association hosted its first-ever “Wheel of Fortune” game night event at 9 p.m. Friday
Read MoreLocal residents share insights about building with straw
The Chadron Public Library hosted “Straw Bale and Natural Building Construction,” Saturday, presented by local residents Gus Passero and Shawn
Read MoreSenate discusses 2 allocations, feminine hygiene initiative with students
The budget for The Big Event, an allocation to the Aquatic Center, and a feminine hygiene initiative were discussed at
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