Women’s top scorer bids farewell to CSC
Total points scored: 673. Total rebounds: 383. Years at CSC: 2.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Jordyn Hulinsky
Senate elections
Senate elections open noon Friday and remain open until noon Thursday, April 21. Each school is allowed three senators and there can be six at large senators.
Read More2016 budget recommendations
AFB budget recommendations were submitted to Senate. Senators will vote on the budget allocations Monday. AFB recommended $26,915.95 in total
Read MoreCoffee shop losing $20k a year
Student Senate has recently focused its attention to the Book Ends Coffee Shop in the Reta E. King Library.
Read MoreCAB representatives vote for new executive board members
CAB voted in a new executive board Tuesday. The new members have to be approved through Senate Monday and will then be officially sworn in at next Tuesday’s meeting.
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What are your thoughts on Senate not releasing Senate election numbers in past elections?
Jessica Hartman
19, freshman of Champion
“I think we should release the numbers. It’s our right to know. They at least give percentages in the presidential election.”
Read MoreBudget hearings end
The Activity Fee Board has met with all the clubs that turned in budget packets and is ready to make recommendations to Student Senate with club funding for the 2016-2017 school year.
Read MoreNo funds for Math and Science project
In its most recent legislative session, the Nebraska Unicameral did not approve a bill seeking $21.2 million to overhaul the Math and Science building.
Read MoreCSC hosts Scholastic Day
Chadron State College is hosting Scholastic Day for high school students Friday. The annual event will offer about 40 different competitions for high school students to compete in.
Read MoreNSCS approves new student trustee
The NSCS approved current Senate Chief Justice Coy Clark, 21, junior of Benkelman, as CSC’s new student trustee.
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