Greek Week activities take over CSC campus
Chadron State’s Greek life has come alive, bringing a full week of activities to campus.
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Tuesday, April 28, 2026
Author: Guest Author
Cross Country runs with positive outlook
Both the men’s and women’s cross country teams are tabbed to finish in the top 10 this season, according to a press release from CSC Sports Information.
Read MoreA Healthy Perspective
Here we stand at the beginning of the fall semester. Just as we set goals at the start of a new year, we now have an excellent opportunity to set ourselves up for success in the goals we set for ourselves on campus.
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Meet the Editors
Justine Stone, 19, sophomore of Maywood: “Life’s a beach, and I’m just playing in the sand.”
Read MoreCAB’s column
Venturing to the new adventures college has to offer can seem daunting and intimidating, but facing down adventure is more memorable with friends. Making new friends can prove to be difficult in a sea of people.
Read MoreSenate speaks
Welcome back! I hope that you all had a fantastic summer.
This year Senate has planned many new things to help students be aware of what we are doing with the funds we are allocating.
The stars and bars fly no more
This past summer a lot of controversy about the Confederate battle flag flared up in the news. One tragic event in Charlestown rallied a movement that proved to be successful in bringing a flag down.
Read MoreAftershock ripples through CSC
“Mom! Mom! Mom, can you hear me?” No reply.
Read MoreClubs funding still pending
Clubs were not allocated money Monday at the Senate meeting because there was miscommunication about how much money the Activity Fee Board was allowed to allocate to clubs.
Read MoreThe bear is backed in a corner
His perpetually constipated expression and a talentless campaign team notwithstanding, Mitt Romney got a few things right. including his prescient declaration of Russia as our “number one geopolitical foe.”
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