Community pays tribute to heroes
Roughly 250 members of the campus and community gathered Monday on the Flag Plaza of the Dean’s Green to commemorate the tenth anniversary of 9/11 and the Nebraskan soldiers who have died in the war.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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EMT course proposed to obtain student senate support
Nevin Price, sophomore of Alliance, NE, came in to introduce the idea of starting an EMT course on campus.
Read MoreFundraising, homecoming top CAB agenda
The Campus Activities Board discussed fund raising and homecoming at its meeting Tuesday.
Read MoreCSC, community to remember 9/11
To commemorate the tenth anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, several campus organizations are hosting a memorial service at 11 a.m., Monday on the Flag Plaza of the Dean’s Green.
Read MoreNo Student Senate meeting this week
Owing to the Labor Day Holiday, Student Senate did not meet this week. Student Senate’s next meeting will be 5 p.m. Monday.
Read MoreCAB cuts meeting short for volleyball
The Campus Activities Board conducted a 15 minute meeting in order to have time for sand volleyball afterward. The game is part of an attempt to make CAB meetings more interesting, according to Adam Neumann, publicity coordinator.
Read More‘East Court’ development moves on up
The fate of a 26,000-square-foot-housing-complex lies in the hands of the NSCS Board of Trustees, who are expected to vote Friday on whether to move forward with the project intended to replace CSC’s West Court housing complex, built between 1957-61.
Read MoreStudent Senate meetings to be broadcast on local channel
Beginning at their meeting next Monday, CSC’s Student Senate meetings are planned to be recorded and broadcasted on the College’s information channel – Channel 20 on Great Plains Cable.
James Bahensky, vice president of Student Senate, said that Beth Wroblewski, senate corresponding secretary, would be responsible for running the equipment at the meetings.
According to Bahensky, each table will have a microphone. He also mentioned the possibility of podcasts in the future.
Read MoreFamily day to focus on memories
Saturday’s Family Day festivities include horse-drawn carriage rides and a photo booth for students to capture memories with family and friends.
The Eagle’s first home football game is scheduled for noon, and visitors are encouraged to reserve lunch/football tickets online at www.csc.edu/students/family_day/.
Read MoreBooks and binders lead Monday’s Senate debate
Library improvements were the main topic of discussion at Monday night’s Student Senate meeting.
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