The music department is bringing a slew of year-end concerts, both instrumental and vocal, this fall. Saturday, the wind symphony preformed their first concert of the year. The concert featured the Brass Ensemble, Clarinet Quartet, and the Saxophone Quartet.
Read MoreFirefighters arrived at the Student Center Monday morning due to a trip in the alarm system in the ductwork Jack
Read MoreT.J. Thomson, former executive editor of The Eagle, has been placed in the top 10 spots in the Associate Collegiate Press contest.
Read MoreIn 2014, the justice studies department will travel to London for 14 days.
Read MoreFor the first time since the 1970s, Chadron State will host a rodeo queen contest.
Applicants for the contest were not required to be a part of rodeo.
The first day of competing will be today at 2 p.m. in the Sandoz Center Atrium.
At 5 p.m. today, the speech competition and style will take place, also hosted in the Sandoz Center. Finally, tomorrow, the chosen queen will be crowned at the Dawes County Fairgrounds at noon.
Read MoreFire officials arrived at Armstrong at around 5:30 p.m., Friday after the fire alarms sounded.
A pressure release valve on a steam line popped, filling the basement of Armstrong with steam, Pat Gould, fire chief said Monday—no actual fire occurred.
Gould said there was no one in the building at the time except campus security, who unlocked the building so firefighters could access the basement.
Read MoreSam Parker, senior of Harrison, was mentioned during the State of the System Address on September 5, in the Student Center Ballroom.
Parker, a 21-year-old Public Relations major, helped organize the Big Event on April 20, a day of volunteering that spurred 400 CSC students to action.
David Nesheim, assistant professor of Social and Communication Arts, delivered a presentation Tuesday evening as part of the Dorset Grave’s Lecture Series at the Rita E. King Library.
The half hour-long session, titled “Bass Fishing and Tribal Dispossession at Bde Ihanke (Lake Andes, S.D.): A CSC Research Project,” stems from Nesheim’s dissertation work and focused on the history of the land surrounding Lake Andes, S.D., from 1906 to 1931.
The Twisted Crawdad Trails Run is accepting last minute registrations 10 a.m. – Noon Friday or Saturday at the Nelson Physical Activity Center.
A Half Marathon costs $35; the 10K costs $20; and the 5K costs $15. Late registrants are not guaranteed a t-shirt.
The CSC softball team is hosting a Home Run Derby at 1 p.m. Monday, at the softball field.
Cost is $5 per contestant for 10 swings against a pitching machine.
Top four will compete in a final on Sept. 26, after the CSC and Western Nebraska Community College scrimmage. Prizes will be awarded to finalists.