Sunday, May 3, 2026
Author: Eagle Staff
Calling all watchdogs
While the CIA and other intelligence agencies in the United States are trying to secure more ways to watch the people, what are the people doing to watch them? A journalist’s mission should be to take a stance and be a watchdog of the government.
Read MoreBig Event directors, adviser to travel to Texas A&M
CSC Assistant Professor of Communication Shaunda French; Jessica Orose, 21, senior of Piedmont, South Dakota; and Alyssa Sanders, 21, senior
Read MoreChild Development Center sells pies for fundraiser
The Chadron State College Child Development Center is selling “Village Pie Maker” pies for a fundraiser to improve their Nature
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Do weapons deserve a spot on college campuses?
The issue of guns and where they should be allowed continues to be a heated debate. It seems that the federal government and anti-gun groups want to limit gun ownership as much as possible. In the meantime, many states are rushing to enact laws that protect their gun rights. One way states plan to do that is by enabling college students to carry guns on campuses.
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Shield law proposed in Nebraska
In the past year, the rights of student journalists at universities and colleges across the U.S. have come under inspection. At the University of Missouri, there were two student journalists who documented a faculty member attempting to infringe on their right to report a protest that was taking place in a public space.
Read MoreInterdisciplinary Humanities minor added to catalog
The Department of English and Humanities Board approved a new minor in Interdisciplinary Humanities. The participating disciplines include humanities, philosophy,
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MLK Day isn’t just a day off
Some see it as a day off of work and school. A day of relaxation. Others see it as an excuse to complain that they didn’t get the day off. What is the occasion? Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
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