Retired colonel shares his plans for Congress
Retired Colonel Tom Brewer spoke about his campaign for the Republican nomination for Nebraska’s Third Congressional District.
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Sunday, May 3, 2026
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START advisers urge students to register for summer, fall classes
February being advising month has been full of events for current and perspective students to register for the summer and
Read MoreInternational students cooking up food, entertainment for food tasting party
Saturday is the International Food Tasting Party in the Student Center Ballroom. Doors open at 5 p.m., and the party
Read MoreSenate discusses revision to bylaws, CAB prepares for homecoming events
Six thousand dollars toward “Release Live” will be voted on during next week’s Senate meeting. “Release Live,” formerly known as “Release,” is focusing on local talent this year and performing as a concert.
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Rodeo Team raises 5K at annual Black Tie Calf fry
The annual Black Tie Calf Fry fundraiser raised $5,330.17 for the rodeo team through a silent and live auction.
Read MoreSecond annual Back on Track Program set for Tuesday
The second success seminar for the Back on Track Program, hosted by the Start Office, will be at 5 p.m., Tuesday, in the Student Center Lakota/Bordeaux room.
Read MoreAdvising month assists with withdrawls, registration
With February being advising month many students are likely wondering about withdraw deadlines and registering for future semesters.
Read MoreAssortment of vendors grace dining services’ food show
An array of food vendors, invited by CSC Dining Services, filled the Student Center Ballroom, 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m., Wednesday.
Read MoreCAB approves three clubs
Senate plans to explore possible scholarship funds to create more competition, participation, and involvement from the student body.
Read MoreNSCS unveils policy violations hotline; callers may remain anonymous
The Nebraska State College System announced the launch of an anonymous report hotline in a Jan. 28 statement signed by NSCS Chancellor Stan Carpenter and CSC President Randy Rhine.
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