The Eagle has learned CSC and Nebraska State College System officials knew about possible NCAA violations in its football fundraising activities at least two weeks before publicly announcing they had reported the incidents to the NCAA.
Read MoreGov. Dave Heineman addressed topics from the Keystone XL Pipeline, “Obamacare,” taxes in CSC’s Memorial Hall Auditorium Friday.
Read MoreAs a number of hunting seasons approach, Chadron’s branch of the Nebraska Forest Services reminds hunters to enjoy themselves, but respect the privileges they enjoy at the same time.
Read MoreAt its weekly meeting, the Campus Activities Board promoted Halloween activities and cancelled next week’s meeting.
Read MoreJames Bahensky, Student Senate vice president, reviewed highlights of the State Colleges Conference last weekend, and brought back two primary goals to the rest of the senate – technology and revising the organization’s constitution.
Read MoreSigma Tau Delta and the English and Humanities Department are hosting their annual Scream Slam event tonight in the Bordeaux Room of the Student Center.
A meet and greet with faculty will begin at 7 p.m., and the Scream Slam, which is similar to an open mic event, is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
Read More“Dr. Zhivago.” is one of my favorite movies because of its unique ability to bring out the intense tragedy of the story line. It was remade in 2002 from a new teleplay and was directed by Giacomo Campiotti, who does a lot of foreign television movies.
Read MoreCSC President, Janie Park, tasked Brad Smith, director of athletics, with coaching the college’s football team for the remainder of the season while the NCAA performs an investigation into possible football fundraising violations.
Read MoreFollowing Thursday’s announcement that CSC self-reported possible violations to the NCAA involving the football program and finances, Stacey Osburn, associate director of public and media relations for the NCAA, dubbed the incident as “something that happens quite often.”
Read MoreIn an email press release issued at 11:01 a.m. Thursday, Oct. 13 by the Nebraska State College System, CSC officials stated they have self-reported possible football fundraising violations to the NCAA.
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