CSC hires Beu as director of student affairs
CSC hired a veteran of the Nebraska State College System when it hired Pat Allen Beu as its next senior director of student affairs.
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Wednesday, April 29, 2026
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CAB discusses proposed bylaw changes
Submitted changes to the CAB’s constitution were thoroughly discussed among the executive board and the representatives at Tuesday’s meeting. Constitutional changes discussed include the attendance policy and the presence of the student trustee at CAB meetings.
Read MorePublic Relations Club hits home run with professionals
Eight members of the Public Relations Club took a trip to Minnesota.
Read MoreSoftball team wins 4 of 4 games, shuts out Highlands twice
The Chadron State Eagles softball team is starting to find its groove as the season winds down, building momentum after a convincing series sweep over New Mexico Highlands University last weekend. The Eagles won all four games, and Highlands went home empty-handed.
Read MoreMen and women’s track team on mark for NCAA D-II Championships
Chadron States men and women’s track teams turn in remarkable performances at the Bauer track and field meet at South Dakota School of Mines in Rapid City this past Thursday. Athletes from five schools competed.
Read MoreGolf team hits its best 18-hole score this season
The CSC golf team finished seventh out of nine teams this week at the Colorado State University-Pueblo Wolf Pack Invitational at Elmwood Golf Course.
Read MoreArt show displays Individuality
The “Art by Independents” gallery show reception took place from 4-6 p.m., Friday, in Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery. The show is to remain on display through Friday. It was put on by the seniors of the art department as a way to showcase their art to the public. These seniors include Rob Heckman of Crawford, Christina Ferrero of Bayard, Julya Briseno of Kenosha, Wis., and Macee Kellner of Bucklin, Kan.
Read MoreArmstrong, Rangeland tours going on now
The Armstrong Physical Education Building and the Rangeland Complex have come a long way since last year. Those interested in seeing the progress of Armstrong and the finished Rangeland Complex can go on tours. The tours are provided for groups of 15 and have been going on every Friday this April.
Read MoreCAB closes nominations for executive positions
To start off Tuesday’s Campus Activities Board meeting, Sean Munger, Nearly Naked Mile event coordinator, spoke to remind clubs that if they are willing to donate what money they have left over in their budget toward the mile, it would be greatly appreciated.
Read MoreThe Eagle adviser elected exec. director of college media association
Faculty advisers from the eight-member Nebraska Collegiate Media Association elected Michael D. Kennedy, CSC journalism instructor and adviser of The Eagle, as the association’s executive director at its annual meeting Saturday, this year at Hastings College.
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