Dylan Stansbury, junior of Crawford, set CSC’s cross country record with his 10k time of 31:23.2 at the South Central Regional Cross Country Championships Saturday in Canyon, Texas. Stansbury came in 27th and reduced his time from last year by four minutes and 14 seconds.
Read More“The trick to having a happy and successful life is how we look at things,” Peggy Hinman said Tuesday night.
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Smoking, while not as common as it used to be, is still a major part of today’s society. While I have my opinion on smoking in general, I’m going to focus on one area that is bothersome to me on campus.
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Both the men and women’s choirs performed in front of an audience of around 100. There was a total of 11 songs performed by the two groups.
Read MoreAfter much discussion, Senate allocated $3,774 to renew the Student Health 101 magazine with a vote of 12-0 with six senators abstaining.
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Frightening screams filled the Student Center as students braved the Haunted House last Thursday night.
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With volleyball season coming to an end, the Eagles picked up a win against the University of Colorado-Colorado Springs in four sets but dropped three sets against Metropolitan State University-Denver on their road trip to Colorado. The Eagles are currently ranked fifth in the Rocky Division of the RMAC with an overall record of 7-16, 6-9 in conference play.
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This week in Senate, Student Senate President Katrina Hurley introduced a new project that I think is not only a great opportunity for students, but is an opportunity to give back to our community and better our city of Chadron.
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CSC Students experienced a slice of cultural variety with the Trick or Treat Around the World and Pumpkin Carving event Friday night. The event celebrated Halloween from various parts of the world and participants concluded with the American tradition of Halloween with pumpkin carving in the Gold Room.
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Where’s Casper Scavenger Hunt is one of the many activities that the Xi Delta Zeta sorority scheduled over the “Scare Away Cancer” week last Thursday. Teams of two or four people hunted down people dressed in ghostly garb. Six teams signed up to take on the challenge.
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