Gilkey to return to Chadron
Former Chadron State football player, Garrett Gilkey, will be returning to Chadron on Jan. 19. Gilkey plays for the Cleveland Browns as an offensive lineman.
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Saturday, March 7, 2026
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CSC to sponsor hockey game
Chadron State College is sponsoring a game night with the Rapid City Rush hockey team, Jan. 25 at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center in Rapid City, S.D.
Read MoreCuba Libre study abroad trip applications due in December
The applications for the Cuba Libre Study Abroad trip are extended to Dec. 1.
Read MoreNative American month celebrations to take place Friday
On Friday, the Chadron City Council, the Chadron State Diversity Committee, Native American Club, and RLA are hosting the Learning the Native American Culture event.
Read MoreStudents travel to advertising summit
CSC students attended the annual American Advertising Federation Student Summit in Rapid City, S.D., at the Dahl Art Center Tuesday.
Read MorePTSD Conference: Panel of speakers to offer awareness for the effects of post-traumatic stress disorder
From 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., Wednesday, Nov. 13, the PTSD: Veterans’ Invisible Wounds conference will take place in the Student Center
Read MoreCross country teams head to Texas for NCAA D-II qualifiers
The men’s and women’s cross country teams travel this weekend to Canyon, Texas, to compete in the NCAA South Central Region Championships, Saturday. The women’s race starts at 9:30 a.m.; the men take off at 10:30 a.m.
Read MoreTheatre program to tour to area schools
The second theatre production of the department’s 2013-14 season is put on by The Children’s Theatre Workshop. The class has been working the past semester on developing several different short plays based on stories from different cultures. The show is titled “The World by the Tale.”
Read MoreSandoz Center welcomes new exhibit
The Sandoz Center is currently displaying The Western Heritage Center’s exhibit “Coming Home: The Northern Cheyenne Odyssey.”
This exhibit was created as part of the Western Heritage Center’s American Indian Tribal Histories Project. It presents a Northern Cheyenne view on the Fort Robinson outbreak of 1879 and the efforts of the Northern Cheyenne to return to their homeland in Mont.
Current professor of military to leave CSC for new position
Army Major Raymond Phillips, associate professor of military science and 2003 CSC graduate, will be leaving his position as an ROTC instructor at CSC on Nov. 4.
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