Software available to help students with text-related disabilities
Software to convert text into audio files is available for CSC students in the Reta E. King Library.
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Saturday, May 2, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Nebraska tax revenue drops, forcing NSCS budget cut
The State of Nebraska tax revenues have fallen below the projected levels due to the agricultural portion of the economy not flourishing as it has in the past several years, according to Nebraska State College System Chancellor Stan Carpenter.
Read MoreNew student activity director introduced to CAB
Senior Director of Student Affairs Pat Beu introduced the new student activity director, Cassie Mitchell, at the CAB meeting Tuesday night. Mitchell was formerly an admissions coordinator and resident director at CSC.
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The Eagle may be a fit for you
People are always suggesting that students get involved with one of the many clubs on campus. This is sound and solid advice. However, sometimes it can be intimidating to join a club if you are not sure that you will 100 percent fit in with the existing members, or if you don’t think that you have the proper skill set to contribute to that club.
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Music department receives national accreditation
The National Association of Schools of Music granted the CSC Music Department accreditation Nov. 20, at a meeting in Dallas.
Read MoreCAB reminds students of year-end events
Clubs announced the final events of the semester at the CAB meeting Tuesday night. Vice Chair of Programming Morgan Carrico lead the meeting, as CAB Chair Molly O’Connell was absent.
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Castro dead at 90, Cuba still uncertain
Fidel Alejandro Castro Ruz is dead at 90 years of age.
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Minimum wage should stay minimum
Since 2009 when Barack Obama increased the federal minimum wage to $7.25/hour, there has been a rush across the board to raise minimum wages. States, such as California, have signed laws that will increase the minimum wage statewide to $15/hour.
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