Concert Choir, Community Chorus entertain at Arts Center
The late afternoon sun filtered through the stained glass windows of the Chadron Arts Center as the audience of roughly
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Month: November 2016
Women’s basketball team loses to Wyoming 74-50
In Janet Raymer’s head coaching debut, The University of Wyoming Cowgirls (1-0) outshot Chadron State (0-1) in all categories Friday night on their way to a 74-50 victory over the Eagles.
Read MoreNSCS Board reports CSC settlement, awards grants
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees reported that CSC reached a settlement agreement with Sampson Construction Co., Inc. about damage caused by heavy rainfall in conjunction with a dislodged manhole cover in May 2014.
Read MoreMen’s basketball team lose 1st game by 1
The Eagles’ offense played well in the true season opener against Bellevue University, Bellevue, but could not hold off the Bruins in the end, losing a heartbreaker 78-77.
Read MoreSteal Away with Steele
Being a road trip warrior sends your excitement for a long car-ride through the roof. Not everyone gets a sense of euphoria with prospects of a road trip. Building motivation to sit in a car for 10+ hours can be hard.
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Society controls the future, not the president
To say that this campaign has been a rough one would be an understatement. It’s been grueling, drawn out, and tiresome. But, here we are, we made it. By this time a president will have been announced and we will know who the next leader of our country will be.
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“What do you think about Trump winning the election?”
Kodi Lee Baumann
21, junior of Chadron
“It’ll definitely change how we view a lot of future government policies and decisions.”
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6 turnovers hand Yellow Jackets the win
Six turnovers defined the outcome of CSC’s last home game of the season against Black Hills State University, Spearfish, South Dakota. Even with more than 400 yards of total offense, the Eagles failed to outlast the Yellow Jackets, 21-19.
Read MoreGarcia qualifies for championships
Alejandro Garcia, senior of Pine Bluffs, Wyoming, became CSC’s first male cross country runner to qualify for the NCAA D-II Championships Saturday, just two weeks after becoming CSC’s first male runner to earn RMAC first-team honors.
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