CAB discusses potential March concert
Carl Miner, a CSC alumnus, and DJ Archie Dub reached out to the CAB executive board this week asking if CAB would like to host a concert in March.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Aubrie Lawrence
Students raise concerns about hybrid classes
Over the past two weeks, student senate members have been discussing an issue that was recently been brought to their attention concerning family and consumer science hybrid courses and an online fee that is being charged to both online students and in-person students.
Read MoreSenate discusses new student activity fees
An increase in the amount of student activity fees was once again a topic of discussion during Monday night’s meeting of the student senate.
Read MoreYou@CSC to make enrollment push
In an effort to increase publicity and campus involvement, You@CSC introduced a new initiative at the CAB meeting Monday night to discuss new monthly topics concerning health that will help student adjust to living on a college campus.
Read MoreSystem office approves new student trustee
The hunt for current Student Trustee Samuel Klammer’s replacement began in September when it was announced that the application for the position was open to all students.
Read MoreSenate inducts new member
At its first meeting of the semester, Senate inducted returning member Mike Pacheco, sophomore, as a new senator at large.
Read MoreA chance to celebrate a King
CSC cancels classes to celebrate MLK Day
Read MorePowell named new VP of academic affairs
It started with a group of 24 resumes. The number then dropped to three. Now, as the semester comes to
Read MoreSenate approves $4,000 request for MLK Day.
After a lengthy discussion, senate passed a unanimous 11-0 vote to approve $4,000 for the social science club to bring rapper Ali Tomineek to campus as a part of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Read MoreCAB selects new executive board members
After the resignation of Vice Chair of Records Christopher Wright and Vice Chair of Public Relations Aydin Garvin at the Nov. 18 meeting as well as the upcoming graduation of Chair CAB Travis Mills, the CAB executive board was left vacant. This week, new CAB representatives were chosen to fill the empty positions. Along with the new selections, the positions of vice chair of public relations and vice chair of programming were combined into one position.
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