After spending Monday and Tuesday rehearsing, high schoolers from surrounding area displayed their two-days worth of work in a final performance before heading home. Under the direction of CSC’s band and choir directors, the groups performed an hour-long concert for an audience of about 250.
Read MoreCSC’s Child Development Center (CDC) will be selling Village Maker Pies for one more week.
Read MoreThe International Club will be hosting its annual International Food Tasting Party at 5 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 23, in the Student Center Ballroom.
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My first reaction was shock. Next was disappointment.
If we want to live in a bipartisan country and truly get things done, this kind of ideology won’t work.
During Monday’s meeting, Senate voted to approve full funding requests for two clubs and two committees’ budgets.
Read MoreOver 100 students from seven high schools across the Panhandle went head-to-head in the Best of the West Business Business Invitational yesterday.
Read MoreSenate unanimously approved AFB’s proposed revisions to budget packets and trip budget packets, meaning changes for clubs filling out upcoming
Read MoreIn a day of student and staff speakers, a film screening and a march, Chadron State College celebrated the life of Martin Luther King Jr, the African-American activist known for his work in bringing civil rights revolution to America.
Read MoreChief Justice Samantha Merrill, senior of Oral, South Dakota, announced the list of candidates eligible to run for president or vice president in the upcoming spring election.
Read MoreLast week, Governor Pete Ricketts presented his executive budget recommendation for Nebraska’s 2019-2021 biennium. The nearly-800 page budget includes increases in Medicaid coverage, property tax relief funding and veterans housing funding. However, the biggest increases come to education, particularly at the university and college level.
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