RLA offers flu shots today
Students have the opportunity to receive a flu shot anytime between 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. today in the Red Room.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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International Club hosts ‘Coffee Hour’ to highlight cultural diversity
The International Club’s Coffee Hour, from 7:30 – 9:30 p.m. in the Bordeaux Room of the Student Center, will feature coffee and conversation. For questions, contact Nisha Durand at 308-271-8117.
Read MoreFinance committee outlines goals
At its first meeting of the year, the Senate Finance Committee discussed ways to allow clubs to access accounts online and criteria for budget packets.
Read MoreReps favor bongo ball, disinterested in library
The Campus Activities Board allocated money for “Bongo Ball” and expressed disinterest in the Reta E. King Library renovations.
Samantha Evans, treasurer, said the CAB account contains $6,450.
Library improvements focus of Senate’s debate
At Monday’s meeting, Senate members reviewed Halloween events’ success and the library renovation.
Treasurer T.J. Thomson said there is $12,805 in unallocated funds.
Golf tourney may be key to NCAA investigation
The Eagle has learned proceeds from a fundraising golf tournament designated specifically for the CSC football program and stored in an off-campus account appear to be the center of the NCAA investigation of the program.
Read MoreNo CAB meeting Tuesday
Due to a majority vote of the Campus Activities Executive Board, the CAB did not meet Tuesday for its weekly meeting. The next meeting of the CAB is scheduled for 6 p.m., Nov. 8.
Read MoreStudent Senate plants trees, tours library
This week, the Student Senate meeting was moved to the Reta King Library, as senate members were taken on a tour around the main and basement floors. Some members were a little tired, as they had arrived right after participating in “100 trees for 100 years.” The project made much headway on Monday, but is still in progress.
Read MoreOnline courses an unfortunate necessity
Chadron State has the highest technology fee rate of the three-college system, with technology fees 16 percent higher than the next highest institution (Peru State).
With a total of 258 courses offered online in 2011, CSC has more online course offerings than Wayne and Peru State Colleges combined. Between 2010-11, Peru and Wayne States’ online offerings have dropped, but CSC’s has increased two percent.
Read MoreWoodhead featured on NCAA.com
Woodhead talks with NCAA.com’s Chris Fitzpatrick about his time setting records at Chadron State College.
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