Students effect international change
About 50 CSC Students met in the Ballroom for one purpose on the night of April 2, to raise awareness for Burma, a small country in southeast Asia.
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: T.J. Thomson
Eagle Ridge complex plans eastern perch
With a $5.5 million budget and development plans approved, the first phase of Chadron State’s newest housing development, Eagle Ridge, is well on its way to becoming a reality.
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Senate gets heated about club budgets
Senate’s discussion at its Monday meeting became a heated debate about the outcome of club budget hearings and appeals.
Read MoreCSC to upgrade residence halls
Chadron State College will be renovating all the dorms on campus this summer, and High Rise will receive a complete elevator overhaul, an administrator said.
Read MoreSystem office expands staff
The Nebraska State College System earlier this week took steps to expand its executive arm by phasing out its sole associate vice chancellor position and accepting applications for a another full-time vice chancellorship in its place.
Read MoreWeather Service issues storm warning
The National Weather Service at 10 p.m., Monday issued a Winter Storm Warning for western Nebraska, including Dawes County.
Read MoreCheerleaders open ranks this weekend
“To the G, To the O, yell go, GO.”
Read MoreNSCS votes to quell library info major
The Nebraska State College System Board of Trustees voted March 15 to discontinue Chadron State’s library information management major, citing low enrollment numbers and lack of demand.
Read MoreElectrical upgrades prompt outages across campus
Chadron State is powering down portions of campus this weekend so that subcontractors can install portions of a $110,000 energy-monitoring project in four buildings.
Read MoreStudent senate weighs constitutional changes
Senate’s Monday meeting began with Andrews Hall Senator Jacob Rissler discussing proposed changes to the Student Senate Constitution.
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