Spooky movies, items provide frightening night
Spooky movies help Halloween feel like Halloween. Combine that with a scavenger hunt for spooky items and you’ve got Fright Night.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Author: Guest Author
Student debate ends in win for opposition
A debate on the legality of the death penalty ended with the side opposed to the penalty winning yesterday. The topic comes with an abolishment of the death penalty in a 32-15 vote in Nebraska in May this year. An audience of over 70 people attended the event.
Read MoreCSC students learn money skills
The Resident Life Association hosted a session called “Bankrolling College Style” from 7-8 p.m., Monday in the Gold Room in
Read MoreChristensen’s art brings abstract ideas to campus
Elephant cutouts, old book covers, and random scribbling are just a few of the sights that will meet your eye when you look at the Todd Christensen art display in the main gallery of Memorial Hall on display from now until Nov. 13.
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Benghazi hearing raises many questions
One of the largest spectacles happening in the United States, especially in light of the ongoing debates and vying for the upcoming presidential seat, is the House committee hearing regarding the attacks that happened in Benghazi. For those who are unaware of either the hearing or the attacks themselves, Hillary Clinton is currently under investigation for what she and her team could have possibly done to prevent those attacks.
Read MoreEagles win 1 in New Mexico
Last weekend Acting Head Coach Whitney Roth and the Eagles volleyball team traveled to New Mexico to play against New Mexico Highlands University and Western New Mexico University.
Read MoreWhen in doubt, sing it out!
Students performed poems, songs and other acts at 7 p.m., Tuesday at the Open Mic Night held by The Pit
Read MoreXC teams finish top 10
Leading the Eagles to a sixth place finish, Nicky Banzhaf, junior of Chadron, became the first runner for CSC to earn first-team all-conference honors with her 14th place finish at the RMAC Championships in Alamosa, Colorado, Saturday.
Read MoreStudents dance the night away
The Residence Life Associate, organized Just Dance-a-Thon at 7 p.m., Saturday in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreProfessor shares dissertation at Graves Lecture
Work spouse relationships are based on many common themes, and they have both positive and negative effects on a person’s life. Shaunda French, assistant professor of the Social and Communication Arts department, talked about this relationship in her presentation, 7-8 p.m., Tuesday in room 111 of the Rita E. King library. It’s the third lecture of the Fall 2015 Grave Lecture Series.
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