Honoring The King
Across the nation Monday, millions of Americans observed Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, which also coincided with the inauguration ceremony of our first African American President’s second term.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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CSC President Appointed
NSCS Board of Trustees
Jan. 15 meeting
The Nebraska State College System’s Board of Trustees voted at its last meeting to approve Randy Rhine as CSC’s 11th president with a starting annual salary of $155,000. Rhine’s contract begins Feb. 1.
Read MoreSenate approves new club; considers sound equipment
Senate voted to grant affiliated status to a new student organization at its Monday meeting. The club, the Ethel Delzell Family and Consumer Sciences Association, said it planned to host a movie night, a blood drive in the spring, and that it would assist with the annual Lady’s Fair.
Read MorePool project takes a dive
Chadron State’s quest to regain pool access for the campus community took a dive Monday when Chadron’s five-member City Council could not reach a consensus to approve a contract with a design firm.
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O’Boyle, college admit to ‘major’ NCAA ‘infractions’
Chadron State College and its former Head Football Coach, Bill O’Boyle, publicly admitted Wednesday to “major” NCAA “infractions” that occurred as early as 2007 and continued through 2011. The Nebraska State College System posted on its website the college’s 33-page response and O’Boyle’s 25-page response to the NCAA’s “Notice of Allegations” surrounding football fundraising activities and a lack of institutional oversight.
Read MoreSenate seeks foreign language option
Student Senate discussed foreign language programs, and swore in a new senator at its Monday meeting. T.J. Thomson, vice president, said that Coordinator of Student Activities Laure Sinn talked with him about buying digital licenses for foreign language learning software.
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Highlights from the past 12 months
2012 saw President Barack Obama re-elected to another term. Super-storm Sandy ravaged the Northeastern U.S. Queen Elizabeth II of England celebrated her Diamond Jubilee. And the world failed to end—several times.
Read MoreTax season delayed
Due to the recent passage of the American Taxpayer Relief Act, the IRS announced Tuesday that it is delaying processing
Read MoreARC votes on FYI courses
At its last meeting of 2012, the ARC voted to allow a student that fails an FYI course to replace
Read MoreStudent government approves new club
The new year started off with Student Senate approving a new club.
Christian Challenge was approved as an on campus club by a majority of senators.