CSC basketball teams repaint benches at the Dawes County Historical Society Museum
CSC sports teams have a history of participating in The Big Event, and this year was no different for the men’s and women’s basketball teams and dance team.
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Friday, April 24, 2026
Author: Guest Author
What are your thoughts on the U.S. bombing Syria?
Jordan Baxter
19, freshman of Baker, Montana
“I feel like it is positive in the sense it shows we’re sticking up for ourselves. It shows we are not joking around anymore.”
Read MoreGolfers finish 11 in Grand Junction
The Chadron State College women’s golf team traveled to Grand Junction, Colorado, Monday and Tuesday to compete in the Maverick Spring Invitational.
Read MoreStop pranking for profit
Social media allows for a wide range of entertainment with instant access at the push of a button. One specific niche online is “social media experiments” and pranks. Recently, a family vlog channel has been in the news accused of abusing children through the pranks on its channel.
Read MoreSteal Away with Steele
Space is a valuable commodity. Packing for a trip makes the value of space all the more evident. For the chronic over-packer here are a few packing life hacks.
Read MoreMake standardized tests actually useful
Sitting in front of a screen mentally preparing for the next several hours of rigorous mental exercise is daunting. However, this mental exertion potentially has a lasting effect on your professional future.
Read More‘The Shack’ teaches forgiveness
Everything happens for a reason. This is a phrase we hear a lot, especially when we go through difficult experiences. Saying this phrase is easy, but believing it is another story, a story much like William Paul Young’s novel “The Shack” (2007).
Read MoreOnly form opinions with proper information
Several weeks ago, near the beginning of the spring 2017 semester, I made what was perhaps a silly decision. I signed up to write an opinion piece for The Eagle newspaper and promptly forgot about it. Months passed. Classes were attended, homework was assigned and completed, meals were prepared and eaten, books and newspapers were read, Netflix was watched, chores were done. I…existed. And as I existed, the due date of my opinion piece only grew closer.
Read MoreNovak wins 2 events, earns 2nd in all-around
Junior roper Prestyn Novak, of Newell, South Dakota, won tie-down roping and steer wrestling at the Colorado State University rodeo in Fort Collins last weekend. Novak was also the runner-up in the all-around cowboy standings with 270 points, only 25 points behind Gillette College, Wyoming, Cowboy Riley James Wakefield sophomore of O’Neill.
Read MoreHeartbreaking series ignites discussion, self-reflexivity
Young adults across the nation are enthralled with Netflix’s newest series, “13 Reasons Why.” People are flocking to social media to discuss the new hit series.
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