CAB wraps up final meeting of semester, allocates $1,800
The Campus Activities Board allocated money to finals week activities and discussed moving accounts off campus at their final meeting of the semester Tuesday.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Lack of student participation is disappointing
CSC’s two presidential candidates, Guy Mills and Randy Rhine, were on campus this week to speak with students and faculty. There was a student meeting for both Mills and Rhine.
Read MoreCSC celebrates vets
For the third consecutive year, a group of ROTC cadets joined students, faculty, and staff in commemorating those who have served in the nation’s armed forces.
Read MoreEducational standards should not be sacrificed
Chadron State College boasts the lowest advertised rate for the 2011-12 academic year at $4,330, according to a survey of tuition and fee rates among 36 four-year colleges and universities in the Midwest.
Read MoreSocial work class to host disabilities-focused campus conference
A desire to “give back” drove CSC student Samantha Kerner, senior of Baldwin, Iowa, to choose social work as her major, and is, along with class credit, the reason that students from SW435 are hosting the “Dis-Abilities No More–Together We Will Explore” conference from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Wednesday in the Student Center’s Ballroom.
Kerner and her colleagues are organizing the conference around education, opportunities, and employment for the disabled. Kerner said the conference consists of two keynote speeches and numerous breakout sessions Wednesday morning and afternoon.
Mike Floyd, with the National Federation of the Blind, will deliver the morning keynote address, while Gary May, an author, educator, and Vietnam veteran, will present the afternoon speech.
The event, which includes a complimentary lunch, is free and open to the public.
Read MoreLetter From Thomas Smith
Opinion columns allow some speculation and, obviously, opinion. Franklin Annis’ recent offering in the October 25th edition of The Eagle, “Gun rights include right to own any firearm,” however, exhausts any reasonable latitude accorded to such forums and fails to meet basic standards of acceptable journalism.
Read MoreFaculty union awarding $1,000 in scholarships
Chadron State’s Educational Association, one of three employee unions at the college, is offering $1,000 in student scholarships for the upcoming spring semester.
Read MoreIs CSC trying to cater to children or students?
This year, zombies hit the school for Homecoming. However, the zombies weren’t all fake.
Read MoreHomecoming ought to be more inclusive
Homecoming is a special time of year. It is a time for blessed union between an institution’s current student body and the droves of alumni who return to celebrate their Alma mater.
Read MoreOffice 365 invades Eaglemail
On Friday, CSC’s IT Department sent an email to all students stating that their EagleMail accounts would soon be upgraded with a new framework–Office 365.
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