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Thursday, April 23, 2026
Author: Guest Author
Senate discusses the future of Book Ends
Student Senate debated ways to increase staff and faculty traffic flow to the coffee shop, Book Ends, in the library. At the meeting Monday night, Director of Food Services Tracy Shuck answered questions regarding, and spoke to Senate about Book Ends, saying that “student use of it not the issue,” but the lack of use by the faculty and staff. Each day, the coffee shop gets roughly 45 to 65 visitors, most of these visitors being students. Students can use their Eagle Bucks to purchase coffee, and snacks, but profit comes from the use of credit cards, or cash.
Read MoreCAB encourages clubs to spend allocated funds
The AFB, Activities Fee Board, needs another member to complete this year’s committee. Last year, AFB allocated roughly $204,000 to fund clubs on campus, with $60,000 not spent. Vice Chair of Finance, Tierra Snyder, stressed that this money needs to be spent, or will not be allocated the next year.
Read MoreWater balloon volleyball promotes campus Greek life
Chadron State College’s Greek Week events started last week, bringing a week of activities to college students, including the Water Balloon Volleyball hosted by Xi Delta Zeta, Wednesday at the Backyard.
Read MoreGallery series launches with unique Earth views
In keeping with the interstellar spirit that started our fall semester, the Gallery Series launched with a collection of photographs from NASA’s Johnson Space Center.
Read MoreOompa Loompa, doopity- DON’T
So, as some of you may know, Warner Bros. has been releasing several direct-to-video animated movies, ranging from Scooby-Doo to DC Superheroes along with a few other franchises. Another one of those movies includes Tom and Jerry.
Read MoreGolfers finish last in Pueblo
The predominantly freshmen led golf team faced tough challenges for the first tournament of the season. CSC women’s golf team finished last place in the Samuel Proal Invitational at Pueblo, Colorado. The team stepped away from the tournament with more experience and knowing what they need to work on.
Read MoreBanzhaf, Henry lead Eagles to 2nd place
The men’s and women’s cross country teams each earned second place finishes at the South Dakota School of Mines Hardrocker
Read MoreEagles show improvement with 2 wins
The Chadron State College volleyball team opened their season last weekend, posting a record of 2-2 while winning their first and last matches at The Bulldog Bash in Seward.
Read MoreCSC expands Title IX education with new Coordinator
CSC’s former IT Analyst Ted Tewahade steps into a new role as the lead Title IX Coordinator.
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