Everyone likes a good mountain. Climbing one and then writing about it makes pretty good non-fiction, too. Author and self-professed smart guy, A.J. Jacobs, needed a harrowing task for his next book—so he set himself a mountain.
Read MoreThere are only six days left to see the CSC art student’s culminate works, on display in Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery. On April 6 the art will be packed up, and the graduating seniors will set their gaze on new heights. Nine senior’s art is on display, each one bringing a unique flair to the artistic smorgasbord.
Read MoreNisha Durand, senior majoring in human biology and minoring in chemistry, was recently accepted into Mayo Graduate School’s Biochemistry and Molecular Biology program, with an emphasis in cancer biology. Mayo is renowned for its competitive and comprehensive degree programs.
Read MoreStudents chatter inside a nondescript classroom, their voices carrying down the hall. One makes a small reference to a musher and the rest chime in with a reminiscent gleam in their eyes. These 19 students and three teachers have just returned from Alaska, where they spent a snowy nine days exploring the 49th state.
Read More“Diaspora” means “the scattering of people away from their homeland”. Shafiqur Rahman, associate professor of communication arts, employs this term in his new book; “The Bangladeshi Diaspora in the United State After 9/11: From Obscurity to High Visibility”.
Read MoreSurreal watercolor goats meld into hands forming the “rock on” gesture. Such an eclectic piece is just one of the strange offerings found in Heather Freeman’s art exhibit, showing now through March 16th at Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery.
Read MoreA femme finale is on display at the Memorial Hall main gallery. It hosts the selected works of the art department’s five graduating seniors – Amy Christie, Ember Welsch, Tessa Sanford, Natalie McCune, and Pricilla Sandoz.
Read MoreThree talented choral conglomerates graced the Chadron Arts Center this past Sunday, Nov. 6th, at 3pm. Conducted by Dr. Joel Scheuder and Dr. Una Taylor, the trifecta consists of the CSC Men’s Ensemble, Arioso (the woman’s ensemble), and the Concert Choir.
Read More“Doubt,” John Patrick Shanley’s critically acclaimed drama, won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 before being adapted to film in 2008.
Read MoreIt’s 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 28, and the Community Symphonic Band is spread out before a full audience.
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