For the past three football season openers, CSC’s football team defeated Missouri Science & Technology. Winning 40-27 last Thursday, the Eagles held the Miners of Rolla, Missouri, to only 100 yards in the first half and shut out the Miners 17-0 going into halftime.
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Read MoreChadron State College is hosting the Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees this week for their fall meeting.
Read MoreStealing the top four places at the first meet of the season, the women of the Eagle’s cross country team won the South Dakota School of Mines Hardrockers Open Meet Saturday by 30 points.
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Bongo Ball Mania crash-landed at CSC this weekend, thanks to CAB’s sponsorship.
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With its recent recognition as an official sport by the International Olympic Committee, Ultimate Frisbee has been gaining popularity across the United States and the world.
According to BBC.com, on Aug. 2, the International Olympic Committee officially recognized Ultimate Frisbee. This means that Ultimate is eligible for IOC funding and will be on the list of other sports competing for the inclusion of future Olympics, according to Time.com.
Read MoreFrom Serbia to the United States and now onto Spain, Leana Tajkov, former CSC basketball player, has traveled far from home to follow her basketball passion. Tajkov, native of Serbia, traveled to the United States to play college ball, including one year at CSC, and is now on to her next adventure: Spain.
Read MoreSenate allocated $750 Monday to Laure Sinn for constitution day, which is scheduled for Sept. 17. The school is required to celebrate constitution day or is in jeopardy of losing federal funding.
Read MoreAt the first meeting of the semester, Student Senate allocated no more than $3,500 for an inflatable outdoor movie screen for CAB and no more than $7,000 for The Week of Welcome.
Read MoreLaure Sinn becomes rangeland program coordinator, Chris Green adds director of student activites to his resume
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