A proposed amendment to Student Senate’s constitution dominated discussion at Monday Night’s Students Senate meeting.
The proposed amendment would change the number of senator positions that would be open. There would be three positions open for each school rather than eight, and each dorm would also have a representative.
Read MoreA search committee chaired by Joel Hyer, dean of B.E.A.M.S.S., welcomed candidate Rachel Anderson, of Eureka, Calif., to campus Monday for on-campus interviews and meetings with faculty, staff, and students.
Read MoreColorado Mesa University hired former CSC head football coach and employee Bill O’Boyle Monday, according to a CMU representative.
Read MoreIn a statement Tuesday, the Nebraska Auditor’s Office accused both CSC and the Nebraska State College System of poor decision-making and oversight.
Read MoreSenate members concluded the discussion about amendments to the constitution and discussed the new general studies program at their meeting on Monday.
Read MoreIn a Jan. 6 email from Nebraska State College System Chancellor Stan Carpenter stated that he was informed Jan. 5, “after the BKD report was issued some folks came forward to disclose other accounts.”
Read MoreComputer system security was one of the three “significant deficiencies” the Nebraska Auditor of Public Accounts identified in its management letter of the Nebraska State College System, released Tuesday.
Read MoreDue to inclement weather conditions, Chadron State College is closing its campus today, according to a Tuesday afternoon release by CSC President Janie Park.
Read MoreIn a college-issued press release, Chadron State College President Janie Park stated today that NCAA-personnel would return to campus beginning the week of Feb. 27 to continue CSC’s ongoing NCAA investigation.
Read MoreA flood of calls, letters, and emails to the Nebraska State College System about its handling of the NCAA investigation and firing of former Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle has prompted the System Office to hire a public relations firm to restore its tarnished public image.
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