COVID-19 directs bands’ changes
Warm spotlights illuminate dozens of CSC Community Band members and glint off their smooth, metallic instruments. With six feet between
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Chase Vialpando
Resident advisers train to battle COVID-19
In groups of about eight, new and younger Resident Advisers (RA) waited in the narrow, hot halls of Edna for
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The hype is real: Tiger King is a must watch
Lions and tigers and exotic gay polygamous cowboy zookeepers, oh my. Released to Netflix last month, Tiger King, directed by
Read More“She Kills Monsters” soon to debut at CSC
Fans of theater, fantasy and Dungeons and Dragons are in for a treat. The CSC Theatre department will begin their
Read MoreCSC implements “I Love You Guys” emergency program
Within the past year, CSC students and staff may have noticed a subtle yet potentially life-saving addition to campus buildings:
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Between the Lines: 2019 senior thesis art show
Colorful frames of art cover the dark walls. Various ceramic sculptures displayed on raised platforms fill the rest of the
Read MoreCSC professor talks on kindness
The room fell silent as he approached the wooden podium. After a brief greeting, he cleared his throat and began describing his favorite brands of cigarettes from the Vietnam War
Read MoreOverloaded washing machine sets off Kent Hall fire alarm
The wailing of sirens had just ceased as a fire engine pulled into the parking lot of Kent Hall. Students,
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Overloaded washing machine sets off Kent Hall fire alarm
The wailing of sirens had just ceased as a fire engine pulled into the parking lot of Kent Hall. Students, having recently evacuated the building, crowded the grounds trying to get a peek at the commotion.
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The Eagle’s H.S. journalism conference on ethics draws 75+
Over 75 high school students and teachers flocked the campus of CSC to learn more about the field of journalism Sept. 23 as The Eagle staff hosted its annual conference in honor of Constitution Day.
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