Opportunity starts with you
As a new academic year unfolds here at Chadron State College, the first edition of The Eagle is resting in your very hands, (or for our web readers, on a computer screen.)
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Monday, May 4, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
NCAA suspends Taylor 6 games
The NCAA suspended CSC starting safety Trelan Taylor, 22, for the first six games this year for failing to earn sufficient credit hours to be eligible for the 2011 season.
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Track and Field team shines at California meets
As the snow storm rose in Chadron, CSC’s track and field team was on it’s way to sunshine and beaches. Despite the travel distance, Head Coach Ryan Baily had nothing but positive things to say about the bus ride to the meets.
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April 25, 2013
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Read MoreVolleyball team makes progress
The Eagle volleyball team finished their spring season last Friday; a season which Head Volleyball Coach, Janel Baily deemed successful.
Read MoreBargen shares coaching story
No one wants to have a job where their time and energy goes into something they are not passionate about. They want to go to work knowing they are going to love what is to come that day and be satisfied after clocking out. For head men’s basketball coach, Brent Bargen, passion for his job comes from his family.
Read MoreLove for the game overrules all
Being a college athlete is a full time job and takes a lot of dedication, time, and effort outside of being a full time student.
Read MoreLetter: Jennie Robbins on ‘Committee collapse takes democracy with it’
“Seriously?” is the only way I could describe my feelings about the April 18, 2013 issue of the Eagle. The lack of respect in one specific article titled “Committee collapse takes democracy with it” disgusts me.
Read MoreMake summer work for you
The keynote speaker at this year’s Golden Leaf Awards was Doane College Graduate Andy Pray; founder of Praytell Strategy, an independent public relations and digital media firm based in Brooklyn.
Read MoreAthletes preserver despite injuries
When getting involved in a field of work, one must look at the pros and cons before indulging themselves fully into the duties required.
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