Newblom foundation accepting applications for scholarships
The Darold A. Newblom Foundation is accepting applications for grants and scholarships to be awarded in May.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Spike Jordan
Gimmicks ruin rather than create
But I don’t have a choice. Their videos infest my news feed and the other editors in the newsroom have been playing their songs on loop.
Read MoreFolk musician plays Chicoine Atrium
Musician and storyteller Paul Siebert performed Monday evening in the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium.
Read MoreTake an active role in understanding
There is a phrase that everyone has uttered at least once: “I don’t understand this.”
Read MoreLeadership should be based in selfless service
Hunter S. Thompson once said that politics will turn you into a cynical misanthrope. The farther I get in life, the more I find myself having to agree with him.
Read MoreOverthinking can be a whale in itself
The image above this article is a symbolic expression: a world with only whales. To me, that captures the nature of my thoughts sometimes, and overthinking can be a whale in itself.
Read MoreSenate Discusses leadership conference, Smoking, campus facilities
Student government members that attended the Nebraska State College System Leadership Conference at Peru State on Oct. 18 and 19, spoke Monday about the experience.
Read More“Static” more than a break-up album
New York based indie-pop duo Cults’ sophomore album, “Static,” has invaded my brain, and I’ve had it on a steady loop since its official release, Oct. 15.
Read MoreNew course to mark in CSC’s history
With advising week around the corner, the history department is offering a new concept course for the spring semester, HIST 465: Process in the North American West.
Read MoreTelling war stories is never easy
I was invited to sit on a panel of Veterans last Thursday for an FYI class, “Virtue and the Warrior Spirit,” taught by English and Humanities Professors Kathleen Bahr and Brad Wilburn.
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