Tech advances mean cheaper education?
Technology is not only changing the face of education, but is also changing how much money students keep in their wallets.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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Cheerleaders open ranks this weekend
“To the G, To the O, yell go, GO.”
Read MoreMusic professor wins CSC excellence award
Sandy Schaefer, director of the music business program at Chadron State, is one of three nominees for the 2013 Nebraska State College System’s Teaching Excellence Award.
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 MoreHeineman appoints new student trustee
Gov. Dave Heineman appointed a junior, studying legal studies, as new student trustee for the 2013-14 academic year.
Read MoreEagles lose gamble in Vegas tournament
The Chadron State Eagles Softball team was on the road to Las Vegas, N.M., this past weekend with a double-header
Read MoreHunting tasty Easter fun
The Criminal Justice and Legal Studies clubs are hosting their annual Easter egg hunt at 4 p.m. today on the Dean’s Green. The event is open to any CSC students’ children.
Read MoreStudents learn from past to prepare for future
Eleven Chadron State College students unveiled exhibits for Survey of American Military History: The Battle For Bataan, Tuesday afternoon in the lower level of Crites Hall.
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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