Saturday, May 2, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
CAB approves $500 to club for publication project
CAB approved a $500 allocation to Sigma Tau Delta, the English honor society, at CAB’s weekly meeting Tuesday night.
Read MoreSocial science club debates legal drinking age
Debate judges concur with
opposition, legal age should remain at 21
We’re with him—Trump for president
While America was founded on the premise of freedom and choice, many Americans feel trapped and frustrated by the political institutions that are now governing our nation. Corrupt politicians and lobbyists swarm the Capitol, manipulating power for their own benefit at the expense of the average citizen.
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Pres. race takes away from congressional races
This election season has been one for the books, but only on the presidential side. The presidential race has been so tumultuous that most of the media’s fodder has been focused there instead of the House and Senate races.
Read MoreSenatorial race impacts CSC’s renovation budget
The candidates for state Senator discussed their stances on renovating CSC’s Math and Science Building during an open forum hosted by Chadrad, the Chadron Record, KCSR, and KBPY, Tuesday Oct. 18, in the CSC Student Center Scottsbluff Room.
Read MoreSenate general assembly reviews assessment survey evidence
Student Senate hosted a general assembly for CAB, Senate, and RLA members Tuesday in the Student Center. Topics discussed were results from the National Survey of Student Engagement and campus issues.
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Homecoming royalty, bedsheet winners announced
Wednesday night’s Homecoming festivities brought another year of historic CSC tradition with the lighting of C-Hill, and excitement with the announcement of this year’s Homecoming court.
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