Eagle Staff

Gavan Archibald
Resident Adviser of Kent Hall

“I feel like its
something positive and a way for us to give back to the
community and the home of this thriving college since they have helped us.”

Editorial Opinion

9:54 pm | 04/15/2015 Eagle Staff

The editorial board’s pick for Sen. Pres.

When the editorial board met to discuss if we should endorse a candidate, we reviewed our notes and the audio recording, and are convinced that Nathaniel Brown, sophomore of Rapid City, South Dakota, will be best fit for Student Senate President.

Briefs News

9:47 pm | 04/15/2015 Eagle Staff

The Eagle to host media conference

College media is descending on Chadron this weekend, as The Eagle will host the 2015 Nebraska Collegiate Media Association conference and Golden Leaf Awards.

Print Edition

9:39 pm | 04/15/2015 Eagle Staff

April 16, 2015

Man on the Street

5:30 pm | 04/15/2015 Eagle Staff

Regarding the Student Senate elections: “What do you look for in a candidate?”

Angela Cruz
19, sophomore of Valentine

“Somebody who’s willing to work hard and ensure the student’s money is being spent on stuff student’s actually need.”

Opinion

9:03 am | 04/14/2015 Eagle Staff

2015 Student Senate Presidential Debate (Audio & Poll)

The Spring 2015 Student Senate Presidential Debate took place Monday evening in the Rita King Library, and was moderated by Social & Communication Arts Associate Professor and Dept. Chair Robert Knight.

Three candidates are running for President of Student Senate.

Man on the Street

7:00 am | 04/09/2015 Eagle Staff

“What is one activity you did in high school that you stopped doing and wish you continued?”

Anna Glenn
22, senior of Sidney

“I miss art; pottery, painting and drawing.”

Opinion

7:00 am | 04/09/2015 Eagle Staff

Pay attention to Senate elections

The time for Student Senate elections is approaching, and with it comes a chance for students to make a difference in the type of leaders we choose. It’s exciting that we get the chance to have a say in who has some deciding power over where the Senate budget goes and who can help make significant changes on our campus a reality.

Lifestyles

9:32 pm | 04/08/2015 Eagle Staff

Longtime professor retires after 21 years

Katherine Bahr, an English and Humanities professor at CSC, is retiring after 21 years, at the end of this semester.
After retiring, her focus will be creative writing and taking care of her mother.