“Which one of the first 10 amendments is most important to you, and why?”
Omar Dabliz
19, sophomore of Tripoli, Lebanon
“The first, because it’s awesome to speak your mind and not get in trouble.”
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Friday, March 6, 2026
Author: Teri Robinson
“What are your thoughts on the Kentucky clerk, Kim Davis, who was refusing to issue gay marriage licenses?”
Tate Jensen
19, sophomore of
Benkelman
“I think it is ridiculous she is receiving so much support. She broke the law. When you break the law you go to jail, your religion shouldn’t put you above the law.”
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What do you think about the 2014 edition of ACCLAIM?
Laurin Bronson, 20, junior of Hay Springs
“I really liked the art section and how
(ACCLIAM) emphasized every aspect of the school.”
CSC snatches director of human resources from SDSMT
The Chadron State College Director of Human Resources position has been filled and the position has been elevated to the Associate Vice President of Human Resources, according to CSC President Randy Rhine.
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Class of 2019 arrives
School may have officially started with classes on Monday, but freshmen and new students began receiving information and attending campus events last Thursday for move-in and New Student Orientation.
Read More‘On the Line’ receives national recognition
Whether he reflected on the last game or looked forward to the upcoming one, former CSC football captain, Sam Parker, current CSC admissions representative of Harrison, expressed his experience on the field through a blog that received more attention than anticipated.
Read MoreCSC holds suicide prevention workshop
Davina Fessler, with Western Community Health Resources, presents ways to prevent suicide
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All Student Art Show captivates audience
Sharp imagery, vibrant colors, and an array of mediums gave guests a variety of art pieces to enjoy during Friday’s All Student Art Show Reception in Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery.
Artists, CSC faculty and staff, and guests filled Memorial Hall’s lobby and gallery for the reception and had the opportunity to discuss pieces.
Volunteers from campus, community assist at arboretum
Volunteers from the Chadron community and Chadron State College joined CSC’s Horticulturist and Grounds Supervisor Lucinda Mays Saturday morning for the sixth year of the Campus Volunteers Arboretum, to learn about pruning plants ranging from bushes, shrubs, trees, and others.
Read MoreNew university systems president visits campus
Chadron State College hosted a dinner and reception for newly hired University of Nebraska Systems President Hank M. Bounds Wednesday night as one stop on his tour of Nebraska.
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