It’s ironic, but opinions – or at least in the form of formal written columns – tend to adopt a wonderfully status-quo approach that, unsurprisingly, almost always take on an opportunist and politically correct position.
Read MoreMembers of the student body, including the student association president, and Student Senate and CAB officers, met April 22 with representatives from two Lincoln-based architectural firms, who sought student input about a campus master plan covering the next 10 years.
Read MoreThe Nebraska Panhandle Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind raised $620 Saturday with their
“Walk for Independence” event.
Residence Life Association teamed up with CSC Horticulturist Lucinda Mays on Sunday afternoon to plant trees on C-Hill.
Read MoreThe Mari Sandoz Center is hosting the exhibit “Linedrives and Lipstick,” a nationally-travelling collection focused on women’s role in baseball. The exhibit is scheduled to run through May 25.
Read MoreThe Nebraska State College System (NSCS) Board of Trustees awarded a $60,000 contract to Olsson Associates, of Lincoln, at their March 24 – 25 board meeting at Peru State College, to design plans for an emergency heat generator system.
Read MoreThe Nebraska Supreme Court last week granted a new trial to former CSC student Joseph Hotz, 28, of Rushville, who was convicted Jan. 12, 2010, of stabbing to death his roommate and fellow student, Kenneth Pfeiffer, 22, of Sebastian, Fla.
Read MoreFour former associate professors were recently promoted to the rank of professor, and one assistant professor was promoted to associate professor at the NSCS Board Meeting Friday.
Read MoreDr. Jay Sutliffe, professor of Applied Sciences, was recently nominated as the NSCS teacher of the year for Chadron State.
Read MoreThe area north of Old Admin, known as the “Dean’s Green,” has been experiencing continued capital improvements and renovations over the past few months, beginning with the removal of several trees in order to make way for the new Centennial Plaza.
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