Vice president announces retirement
A 31-year era at Chadron State College is coming to an end. In an unexpected move, Lois Veath, vice president for academic affairs, announced her retirement during an all-campus meeting Thursday.
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Sunday, March 8, 2026
Author: T.J. Thomson
‘East Court’ development moves on up
The fate of a 26,000-square-foot-housing-complex lies in the hands of the NSCS Board of Trustees, who are expected to vote Friday on whether to move forward with the project intended to replace CSC’s West Court housing complex, built between 1957-61.
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Read MoreCSC cross country program crosses finish line
On Aug. 24, the NSCS Board of Trustees approved the new program at a meeting in Nebraska City. Baily said that the Board would meet again in the coming weeks to finalize elements of CSC’s newest competitive sport. Head Track and Field coach Ryan Baily called the program the missing piece of the puzzle.
Read MoreStudent senate spends time to save time
In addition to the many other activities and events scheduled for the college’s 100-year anniversary, student government recently announced plans to have a time capsule installed on the campus sometime during the upcoming year.
Read MoreTrustees approve $1.54 million in project contracts for Chadron State
The NSCS Board of Trustees approved $475,000 from capital improvement fee funds and cash for the construction of the parking
Read MoreKing Library to offer new services for students
The Reta King Library in the center of campus provides a place to study, collaborate, read, and even enjoy a cup of Joe.
Read MoreCSC president highlights best of college, campus
In CSC, you have chosen a higher educational experience that rivals those found anywhere, and we look forward to helping you build your dream.
Read MoreWelcome and good wishes from The Eagle editors and staff
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Read More‘Eclectic Minds’ show thinks up wide array of art
The ‘Eclectic Minds,’ Spring 2011 Advanced Art Show, features the talent of more than 10 student and faculty, and is currently being exhibited in Gallery 239 of Memorial Hall.
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