‘Bomb cyclone’ blizzard hits Chadron
What some are calling the “Blizzard of the Century” unleashed itself on Chadron Wednesday, causing white-out conditions, blowing snow and even flooding in areas such as Bordeaux Creek.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Shannon Schneider
Turman receives warm welcome ahead of winter storm
An intimidating blizzard forecast didn’t keep newly-appointed Nebraska State College System (NSCS) Chancellor Paul Turman from visiting Chadron State College, Tuesday, to host town hall meetings and get to know CSC’s campus.
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Don’t go toe-to-toe with winter weather
If you’re like me and have been born and raised in the Midwest, you’re no stranger to winters like these. When hills and roads pile with the dreaded white stuff, we don’t blink an eye.
Read MoreSmith, Nobiling appointments make full Court
Juniors Andrew Smith and Alex Nobiling, both of Chadron, took the oath of office and were sworn in as Constitutional Court justices Monday, putting the Court at full capacity.
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International Club serves culture at annual Food Tasting Party
Hundreds lined up for a taste of international cuisines such as jollof rice, tres leche cake and Vietnamese chicken salad for the International Club’s annual Food Tasting Party, Saturday, in the Student Center Ballroom.
Read MoreEvents Committee announces Spring Daze schedule
Students can mark their calendars for the last week in April for Spring Daze and the Nearly Naked Mile, according to Senate’s Events Committee.
Read MoreSenate amends by-law revision, tables fee discussion
After a lengthy back-and-forth discussion, Senate voted to amend last week’s by-law revision and tabled talks regarding student fee increases.
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Grimes breaks SD State Classic record
Following last week’s first-place finish, All-American sophomore Isaac Grimes, of Moreno Valley, California, led the Chadron State Eagles by breaking meet and facility records in the long jump, Friday, and placing runner-up in the 60-meter dash finals, Saturday, at the South Dakota State Classic in Brookings, South Dakota.
Read MoreBy-law revisions could spell changes for student activity fees
Through a by-law revision, Senators discussed changing percentages and raising student activity fees by one dollar per credit hour.
Read MoreCSC Dining Services present 10th annual Food Show
Foods ranging from cheesy chicken tortilla soup to creme-filled donuts filled plates at CSC Dining Service’s 10th annual Food Show, Tuesday, in the Student Center Ballroom.
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