After appointment as student trustee, chief justice to resign after elections
Student Trustee Mikayla Gallagher announced that Chief Justice Coy Clark has been selected as the new student trustee. His term will begin in May.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Jordyn Hulinsky
Bookstore manager arrested Tuesday
The former manager of the Eagle Pride Bookstore was released from Sheridan County Jail Tuesday night after police arrested her earlier that day on a warrant accusing her of stealing $10,500 from the store, a Chadron Police Department press release states.
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Rain causes flooding in 3 Old Admin rooms, Crites’ basement
Rain on Monday, March 7 caused leaking in buildings on campus, most damage is fixed
Read MoreStudent lab loses 1 computer, scanner due to rain
One computer and scanner were lost due to rainfall leaking into the first floor computer lab in Old Admin, Room 131.
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Regret is about missed opportunities
This week in our Man on the Street question, we asked, “What is your biggest regret?” This idea came from a video on Facebook I watched a couple weeks ago.
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‘Boy Meets World’ still teaches 20 years later
I have a confession to make. I am a 21-year-old junior in college who enjoys watching TV shows that were intended for young adults and/or teenagers. One of my favorite shows of all time is “Boy Meets World.”
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Sportsmanship is important for all athletes
In high school I played softball. I played from the time I was 5 years old until I was 20 years old. It was my love and passion for 15 years. I still consider myself to be a softball player because there will always be laces on my heart.
Read MoreSenate allocates $35,300 for Spring Daze
Senate allocated $35,300 Monday night for the Spring Daze event in April. The amount was adjusted from the previously discussed $37,000 the committee was asking for. The adjustment came after students suggested that the amount estimated for “swag” items was too much. The committee decided to eliminate the sunglasses, wristbands, and hats that were going to be handed out and sold at the event.
Read MoreSen. Davis introduces bill to protect student journalists
Sen. Al Davis, R-District 43, introduced a bill relating to college journalists and the freedom of speech and the press.
Read MoreAssault support group needs members
With the approval of Health Services Licensed Student Counselor Jerry Cassiday, CSC student Keeya Marquez, 19, sophomore social science education major of Sedgwick, Colorado, and Health Services Counselor Victoria Volkman are starting a sexual assault support group.
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