The Chadron State golf team began the tournament in the Augustana Fall Invitational at Prairie Green Golf Course in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with a shaky start due to unfavorable weather conditions. The team improved by 28 strokes Sunday, to tie the University of Sioux Falls for fourth place out of eight teams.
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Firefighters ignited the bonfire with gasoline to get the flames roaring. The cheerleaders and dance team grooved to the music as students gathered outside behind the resident halls to be introduced to the Fall 2015 sports teams Monday night.
Read MoreThursday, CSC sponsored guest speaker Kyle Roberson hosted a seminar at the Student Center. Roberson shared his planned happenstance story and his career path. His story also opened to many career opportunities that would impact not only your but also others’ futures.
Read MoreSuccess continued for the Chadron State College rodeo team, with the help of Colby Anders, junior of Bayard, earned All-Around Cowboy at Lamar Community College last weekend. Overall, the men finished third and the women placed fifth.
Read MoreAndy Martin, senior of Mobile, Alabama, organized the Laser Tag game “Going on a Bear Hunt” from 6-11 p.m., Tuesday in the NPAC Arena.
Read MoreA public forum on Monday, called on short notice and designed to garner student input on whether to fund a Christian concert sponsored by two Christian-based clubs, saw only a few students questioning the concert, nine members of one of the clubs defending it, and some student senators feeling as if they had no choice but to approve the request.
Read MoreThis weekend’s dedication of the new Rangeland Complex had a large turnout which included students, parents, faculty, staff, and alumni including former track athlete John Sides who is a part of a three generation CSC legacy and members of the Coffee family who financially supported a large amount of the complex.
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Color flew through the air as 26 participants met at the clock tower Saturday to run in the third annual “Powder to the People” 5K hosted by the Resident Life Association.
Read MoreThe Pit held a ping-pong tournament Thursday night. Forty-eight students entered the competition and many more gathered around the tables to cheer on their favorite player. Competitors were ready to show off their skills demonstrating they are the best player on campus.
Read MoreAn examination of censorship worldwide from the 13th century to present is the heart of a traveling exhibit from The Humanities Texas, an affiliate of the National endowment for the Humanities, which opened Aug. 24 and runs through Oct. 16 at the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center showcase.
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