People of Chadron
People of Chadron is an anonymous platform for our students to learn about other students and comment on their opinions.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Sarah Townsend
Under the Big Top
The smells of cotton candy, popcorn and hotdogs filled the air surrounding the carnival tent outside of High Rise Tuesday night, as students lined up to play a variety of carnival games and win prizes.
Read MoreNSCS Board increase tuition, approve contracts
Undergraduate students across the state will feel the effects of decisions made during the June 18 NSCS Board meeting at Wayne State College.
Read MoreTrustees boost tuition
After enjoying a two-year hold on tuition costs, students at CSC will pay more—9 percent more—for classes this semester.
Read MoreStudent AFB rejects College Republicans Club’s funding request; cites forged signature
The student Activity Fee Board recommended that Student Senate not fund the College Republicans Club for academic year 2015-16 after the board received a complaint about a forged signature on the club’s budget request packet.
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39 steps of mystery
The newest CSC theatre production leads the audience on a wild chase through England and Scotland in search of the answer to the question: What in the world are the “39 Steps?” Based on the 1935 Alfred Hitchcock film, this heart-racing spy story keeps the audience involved and on their toes.
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Phi Beta Lambda chapter excels at leadership competition
The CSC chapter of Phi Beta Lambda qualified seven students for the national conference during the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Students and faculty from Chadron State College were honored at the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Katz: ‘Gender violence is not only a women’s issue’
Internationally recognized gender violence speaker, Jackson Katz, spoke to Chadron State College students, faculty, staff, and Chadron community members at 11 a.m., Tuesday in the Student Center.
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Students CAN make a difference
My first question is: Do students realize the opportunities that they are missing out on by not being involved in student government?
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