Eagles send seniors out with win
Last weekend was the last home games of the season for the Eagles and the last home games for three seniors in their collegiate careers.
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Monday, April 27, 2026
Author: Guest Author
Eagles continue record-breaking season
The Chadron State College track and field athletes continue to be on a roll this indoor season as they broke six more school records this weekend at the South Dakota State University Indoor Classic, Brookings.
Read MoreGraves lecture introduces Beatles’ hit
After being introduced to LSD a year earlier, The Beatles created “Strawberry Field Forever” their first psychedelic song. Thirty-five students, faculty, staff and community members joined in the Library with McKay Tebbs, CSC music assistant professor, Tuesday for a presentation on the song “Strawberry Field Forever.”
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Pool tourney brings out many competitors
Thirty-four teams of two stepped into The Pit, Thursday, knowing that one misplaced shot would keep them away from the pool tournament victory.
Read MoreSpring Daze committee to ask for $37k
Monday, Student Senate will be asking for an allocation of $37,000 for a festival event, Spring Daze, April 28-30. Student Senate President Katrina Hurley said that this allocation will leave enough money in the account for the events planned the rest of the year.
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Valentine’s Day is overrated
Growing up, Valentine’s Day was the best. In elementary school we got to decorate and customize boxes that we would later receive our valentines in from classmates, and we would put much thought and time into which valentines card went to what person.
Read MoreWomen’s team climbs in national ranks
Records continue to fall as the Chadron State Track and Field team continues to dominate this indoor season. The Eagles broke four indoor school records this weekend at the Frank Sevigne Husker Invitational Meet in Lincoln.
Read MoreTBE directors present at Texas A&M
The Big Event is two months away from its fourth consecutive year at CSC, but the committee for this year’s The Big Event has been working since September 2015 to make sure things go smoothly.
Read MoreRD presents on financial aid
Nine students attended a Financial Aid Awareness event in the Gold Room Monday.
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Eagles drop 2 home games
The Eagles looked to get back on track, hoping to beat RMAC opponents Colorado Christian University and Colorado School of Mines at home after a tough loss to Fort Lewis College, Durango, Colorado.
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