Anders brings home all-around honors
Chadron State College cowboy Kalane Anders, junior of Bayard, won the all-around honors this past weekend at the rodeo in Fort Collins at Colorado State University.
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Friday, May 1, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Bananas are a powerhouse fruit
Bananas are one of the most widely recognized fruits, right up there with apples and oranges. Yet, many people are strongly opposed to bananas.
At least a third of my friends hate the yellow fruit, while another third love bananas. I am ambivalent to bananas; they are not my favorite fruit, but I do enjoy them occasionally. However, I was curious about the health benefits of bananas.
Fourfold: Senior students present their work in the Senior Art Show
Four seniors were honored at Friday’s reception in the Main Gallery at Memorial Hall for the spring senior art show,
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International Luncheon showcases Nigerian culture
The Chadron State College International Office hosted their monthly International Luncheon featuring Princess Uba from Nigeria, last Thursday, in the Scottsbluff Room of the Student Center.
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Eagle Leaders: Eli Garza Jr. keeps busy with work, music and academics as a first-generation college student
As another wave of graduates comes and goes, non-traditional students become more prominent in the student population of Chadron State College. However, these non-traditional students make just as much of an impact on campus as their traditional peers, and Eli Garza Jr. is no exception.
Read MoreEagle Softball drops two vs. Colorado Christian University
Due to snowy conditions, one Thursday and one Friday afternoon game was canceled against the Colorado Christian Cougars, who are ranked second in the RMAC.
On Saturday, the weather was good enough to be played and the Cougars came away with two wins against the Eagles.
Reception honoring four exhibitors in senior art show, ‘Fourfold,’ set for Friday
A reception for the four senior art students exhibiting their work in the spring 2018 senior art show, “Fourfold,” is scheduled from 5-7 p.m. Friday in the Memorial Hall lobby, adjacent to the Main Gallery.
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Put “Me” first: the importance of person-first language
Did you know that the largest minority group in the United States is people with disabilities?
Read MoreCAB discusses upcoming Scholastic Day
CAB Treasurer Tierra Snyder, senior of Beatrice, reminded attendees that Scholastic Day is this Friday.
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