Friday, March 6, 2026
Day: 12:43 pm | 04/06/2017
How do you feel about the new sports complex?
Dakota Wademan
19, sophomore of Gering
“I think it is a cool idea that we’re getting something new.”
Read MoreCASE CLOSED
Court rules in favor of CSC in professor’s wrongful termination lawsuit
Read More8 seniors showcase talents
Eight senior CSC art students are exhibiting their work at their art show “Infinity” in the Main Gallery of Memorial Hall that opened April 3.
Read MoreDrag show: ‘highlight’ of the week
To raise awareness for testicular cancer and LGBTQ rights, eight CSC students dressed up as the opposite gender for the night and put on a show for the Cancer’s A Drag event Thursday in the Student Center Ballroom. With over 100 students in attendance, it could be argued that this was one of the more popular events on campus.
Read MoreEagles for Life club joins CAB
A new club, Eagles for Life, was approved at the CAB meeting 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Scottsbluff Room.
Read MoreHorrifying sci-fi flick not for faint-hearted
Please excuse me as I add “shock an alien lifeform to see if it moves” to my growing list of things never to do in a horror movie (or anywhere else).
Read MoreSenate reminds students of Spring Daze schedule
Hurley announced a detailed schedule of events for Spring Daze at the open forum Thursday in the Student Center.
Read MoreHerl resets 2 throwing records
CSC All-American thrower Mel Herl, senior of Eaton, Colorado, outdid herself in the throwing events, once again, Sunday at the University of Northern Colorado, Greeley, Tom Benish Invitational.
Read More‘Yonkers’ deserves praise
“I’m like steel mama, isn’t that how we’re supposed to be?” Mackenzi Loyd, freshman of Big Piney, Wyoming, delivers a pathos that slips the audience into gentle catharsis. The Black Box Theatre inside Memorial Hall, bleeds a tear.
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