RLA hosts planting party
Students brought new life to campus as the Chadron State College Residence Life Association hosted a Planting Party in The Hub at 9 p.m. Thursday.
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Friday, April 24, 2026
Author: Guest Author
Nebraska celebrates 150th
Nebraska’s history
On March 1, 1867, Nebraska was granted statehood, but according to The US 50, which is a website that provides information about all 50 states with the help from US Governors’ Offices, State Departments of Tourism, Departments of Economics & Community Development, there is archaeological evidence of settlement that dates back much more than 150 years ago. More than 10,000 years ago Native Americans hunted big game in the area and the recorded history dates to the 1700s.
United teaches students about LGBT+ community
he Chadron State College Residence Life Association, with help from the CSC United Club, discussed lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT+) terminology and being an ally in a brief program at 7 p.m. Tuesday.
Read MoreSenior hoopers prepare for ‘last dance’
With only two games left in the season, six Eagle seniors, three men and three women, are preparing to play their last games in a Chadron State College uniform.
Read MoreMen lose 3, prep for final games
The CSC men’s basketball team fell to the Metropolitan State University of Denver Roadrunners Friday, 75-59, and narrowly lost to the University of Colorado Colorado Springs Mountain Lions Saturday, 74-73, before losing to the Regis Rangers 76-68 Tuesday.
Read MoreWomen drop 3 in Colorado
With the playoffs out of reach, and the season coming to a close, the women’s basketball team traveled to Colorado to play Metropolitan State University of Denver, Friday; the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Saturday; and Regis University, Denver, Tuesday. The Eagles’ luck remained the same, going winless throughout the three games.
Read MoreReminder: Valentine’s is about love, not pressure
We’re all too familiar with the annoyance of Valentine’s Day. The stores put the decorations up too early, there’s all this pressure to have a valentine and to surprise them with something special; not to mention being single on this day “sucks”… but personally, I love Valentine’s Day.
Read MoreSocial media: a new way to bully
Social media started as a way for friends, family, and loved ones to communicate with each other without having to pick up a phone. Billions of people have social accounts ranging in all ages from children to elderly people. What it’s slowly turned into is a place where people flaunt their lives, bully each other, or perform other careless and rude acts.
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What are your thoughts on free college?
Taylor Dick
23, senior of Douglas, Wyoming
“It would be good but would be hard to cover cost. You could have to tax someone.”
Read MoreDon’t let the memes get you down
Internet trends are always changing. The best memes too evolve and are shared across both social media and real-life platforms.
A meme, according to the Merriam-Webster dictionary, is “an element of a culture or system of behavior that may be considered to be passed from one individual to another by nongenetic means, especially imitation.” This could be anything from “salt bae” to Spongebob on the internet.
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