Senate allocates $204K to clubs for next year’s activities
Student Senate allocated $26,915.95 less than the original requested funds from clubs
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Preston Goehring
NNM coordinators seeking $10k
An open forum for the Nearly Naked Mile’s budget of $10,398.83 was presented Wednesday. The Nearly Naked Mile will be Thursday, April 23.
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Money plus hard work equals happiness
College students across the nation commonly struggle with the same issue. No, not the freshman 15, but the lack of money. Whether you don’t have time for a job, or just spend it as soon as the check is cashed, complaints about money problems are common to college students.
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Men’s, women’s basketball coaches resign
Athletic Director Joel Smith announces the resignation of head coaches Brent Bargen, Tim Connealy, effective June 30
Read MoreGolfers begin spring season in AZ
The CSC golf team started its spring season at the Fort Hays State University Spring Thaw in Mesa, Arizona. The Eagles finished 10th place with a total team score of 706 with the help of freshman Sam Rahmig, of Gering, and Schuyler Wetzel, senior of Hot Springs, South Dakota. Colorado Mesa University, Grand Junction, won the tournament with a team score of 623.
Read MoreBargen resigns as men’s basketball head coach
Head men’s basketball coach Brent Bargen has resigned from his position, Athletic Director Joel Smith announced today (Tuesday, March 15).
Read MoreConnealy resigns as women’s head basketball coach
Athletic Director Joel Smith announced the resignation of Head Women’s Basketball Coach Tim Connealy Tuesday. The resignation will be effective June 30, 2016.
Read MoreNew volleyball coach hired
Athletic Director Joel Smith announced the hiring of Riann Mullis as head coach of the volleyball team. Mullis, formerly the head coach at Cowley College, Arkansas City, Kansas, spent five years with the Tigers, three as an assistant, and earned a total record of 167-29, 56-22 as the head coach.
Read MoreEagle’s softball teams split Colorado games
After traveling to Grand Junction, Colorado, to play two conference teams, the Eagles split the four-game weekend, beating Colorado Christian University, Lakewood, twice but losing two to Colorado Mesa University. CSC is now 11-7-1, 6-2 in the RMAC.
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Eagles swing past No. 21 Regis
Solid pitching and hot bats led the Eagles to win the 4-game series with Regis University, Denver, 3-1. Regis was ranked No. 21 at the time. CSC is now 8-6-1, 3-1 in conference play.
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