The Eagles’ men’s basketball team split home games with the RMAC’s best this past weekend, defeating second-ranked University of Colorado-Colorado Springs, 90-75, Friday, before losing 72-75 against top-ranked Colorado School of Mines, Saturday.
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Following three consecutive last-second losses, it was the CSC women’s turn to celebrate late-game heroics as the Eagles rallied to defeat Colorado School of Mines 76-73 Saturday, at the Chicoine Center.
Read MoreThis negativity is extremely hard on college students. Many students are already struggling with what they want to do in life and who they want to be. Not everyone is set in their ways. This creates the perfect storm for college students to develop mental health issues and eating disorders.
Read MoreThese rulings aren’t just restricting our First Amendment freedoms; they’re all but snuffing them out. Given the current climate of journalism, student journalists not only have to deal with repeated attacks on our profession, but also our ability to report with the ever-constant worry of censorship.
Read MoreIn a day of student and staff speakers, a film screening and a march, Chadron State College celebrated the life of Martin Luther King Jr, the African-American activist known for his work in bringing civil rights revolution to America.
Read MoreWould you like to pad your resume? Do you want to make it look like you can take on the world? Better yet, do you want to be prepared to take on the world?
The best way to do that is learning to write well, record events correctly and do good to others. One place you can find this on campus? The Eagle newspaper.
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Area wrestling fans filled the seats of the Gordon-Rushville Middle School gym, Thursday, Jan. 17, to watch CSC’s wrestlers take on Colorado Mesa University in the same gym Eagles’ Head Coach Brett Hunter called home during his high school wrestling career.
Read MoreShouts and laughter echoed through The Hub Monday when students gathered to play the popular online trivia game Kahoot.
Read MoreChief Justice Samantha Merrill, senior of Oral, South Dakota, announced the list of candidates eligible to run for president or vice president in the upcoming spring election.
Read MoreThe Spring 2019 budget of $10,800 was introduced by Vice Chair of Finance Isaac Langan, senior of McCook, and approved by majority vote from representatives.
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