Crowning Glory
CSC’s students compete for the crown
during Mr. and Mrs. Spring Days
Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Nicole Lartey
The Pit and The Purge: students watch horror movie together
Two-hour movie leaves students glued to their seats
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Lawn games highlight Pitathon game night
The two-hour long event, Pithaton, was hosted by The Pit 9 p.m. on Thursday.
Read MoreStudents celebrate RLA’s waffle day
Students flocked to The Hub Monday night for RLA’s waffle day event.
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Q and A with Adoum Bang
Hailing from Yaounde, Cameroon, the prince of Eagles’ men’s basketball answers questions about his royal connections, his time as a CSC athlete, and what his future holds.
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Students experience the joy of painting
The Residence Life Association hosted “Painting with Bob Ross” 8 p.m. Tuesday in the Hub. Students learned how to paint from a video of the renowned television painting show host, Bob Ross, teaching the dynamics of painting.
Read MorePut schoolwork above social media
There is no doubt social media has become part and parcel of a student’s daily life, but does social media
Read MorePanel offers Christian advice on relationships
Three couples share their secrets to maintaining a Godly marriage
Read MoreSD teams slow Eagle women’s offense
After winning their final home game last weekend, CSC women’s basketball fell to Black Hills State University 72-56, Friday, and South Dakota School of Mines 45-60, Saturday. The Eagles drop to 4-17 overall and 3-12 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
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CSC women come up short at home
The Eagles’ women’s basketball team narrowly missed a pair of wins this weekend, falling 58-56 to New Mexico Highlands University, Friday, and then losing 68-67 in an exciting game against CSU-Pueblo, Saturday.
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