CSC Theatre plays ‘Wilde’
The CSC Theatre Department did a fine job bringing this satirical comedy to life through the actors’ solid performances.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Kelsey Amos
NCMA elects The Eagle’s adviser Executive Director
Members of the Nebraska Collegiate Media Association elected CSC journalism instructor and adviser to The Eagle and csceagle.com Michael D. Kennedy as its new executive director.
Read MoreCAB discusses executive board positions, allocates $1,800 to free movie night
CAB allocated money for a free movie night, and opened nominations for executive board members for the second time at the Tuesday meeting.
Read MoreBand uses literature to create macabre music
Kelsey Amos is not ashamed to admit she is a music snob. She likes obscure bands with esoteric lyrics—so the album “The Crane Wife” by the Decemberists appeals to her elitist taste. The Decemberists is an indie folk rock band whose songs reference literary and historical events and include an extensive vocabulary.
Read MoreCAB members nominate students to executive board positions
The Campus Activities Board accepted nominations for officers for the 2011-12 school year at the Tuesday meeting, and many club representatives participated in the meeting by announcing their clubs’ upcoming events.
Read MoreRodeo team saddles for Fort Collins
The Chadron State College Rodeo Team competed Friday, Saturday and Sunday at Eastern Wyoming College in Torrington, Wyo.
Read MoreMore interaction requested from clubs at CAB meetings
The Campus Activities Board covered much business in the Tuesday meeting, including allocating money for a seminar for students on professional development and announcing the new CSC student trustee. Many clubs also announced their upcoming events.
Read MoreSenate election results released
The student body voted in eight new members during the senate elections that took place 10 a.m. to 6 p.m., Tuesday and Wednesday.
Read MoreSenate talks trash, and then cleans it up
tudents from Senate and CAB collaborated on a campus wide clean up Sunday afternoon. A group of 15-20 students met at the Student Center, split into groups, and picked up trash on the campus. They covered most of the campus up to the football field while concentrating on high-traffic areas, such as the areas outside the residence halls and the walkways.
Read MoreUpcoming events and allocations the subject of CAB’s meeting
The Campus Activities Board met briefly Tuesday to discuss the ongoing budget hearings and upcoming events.
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