Students speak at Science Abroad lecture
Jacob Zitterkopf and Ashley Maxon, two CSC students, gave a presentation to a good turnout Nov. 4 as part of the Science Abroad lecture series.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
Author: Sara Labor
Sex sermons stimulate conversation: Labor has to disagree
While Granade had several good points, there were some times when I had to disagree with him.
Read MoreFollow the Labor party line: vote!
In the excitement of Halloween, many are forgetting another important day that is quickly approaching: election day on Tuesday.
While asking around, I was surprised at the amount of people who don’t even know about it. The most common response was, “There’s voting this year? For president?”
Legal Studies, Criminal Justice clubs call for gumshoes tonight
Whodunit at Chadron State College? The Legal Studies and Criminal Justice clubs are hosting a Halloween bash at 7:30 tonight in room 326 of the Old Admin building to find out. The party will be a clue-based party, where those attending will try to solve a murder mystery.
Read MoreArt takes root: trees on display
An exhibit by Shane Haley, a graduate of University of Nebraska-Lincoln, is currently located in Memorial Hall. Most are graphite drawings, but a few are acrylic paint on canvas. The drawings all have tree-like figures.
Read MoreFickel ‘doctors without borders’
Twila Fickel, assistant professor and director of health professions, physical, and life sciences, spoke last Thursday, Sept 23, about her time spent doing relief work in Haiti.
Read MoreCharacters give first look at ‘The Last Night of Ballyhoo’
“The Last Night of Ballyhoo,” a play by Alfred Uhry, is a drama set in the late 1930s in Atlanta, Ga., and focuses on the lives of Jewish families trying to assimilate into American society. Chadron State College’s production of the play is set to run at 7 p.m. Oct. 7 – 9 and 2 p.m. Oct. 10 on Memorial Hall’s main stage.
Read MoreSilly Bandz are just a silly trend to ignore
For those who don’t know about this overwhelming trend, Silly Bandz are colored rubber bands that collectors wear around their wrists. Are Silly Bandz taking over the world?
Read MoreLisitsa Live at CSC
The 2010-2011 Galaxy series kicked off this past Tuesday, Sept. 20 with a piano performance by Valentina Lisitsa.
Read MoreBuchmann talks predators
The Science Abroad Series started Sept. 7, with Associate Professor of Physical and Life Sciences Ann Buchmann’s lecture titled “Stealth, Speed, and Support, Strategies of Predators and Prey in East Africa.”
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