Campus resource officer provides safety tips
As this is a special early edition of The Eagle, I would like to offer some tips to keep you and your personal property safe on and off campus.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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Health services information
CSC Student Health Services is located in Crites Hall 009-013 (South wing of garden level). Hours M-F 7 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. Phone: (308) 432-6232; Fax: (308) 432-6085.
Read MoreKing Library to offer new services for students
The Reta King Library in the center of campus provides a place to study, collaborate, read, and even enjoy a cup of Joe.
Read MoreCSC president highlights best of college, campus
In CSC, you have chosen a higher educational experience that rivals those found anywhere, and we look forward to helping you build your dream.
Read MoreWelcome and good wishes from The Eagle editors and staff
We invite you to contribute in whichever way you are gifted – be it through photography, illustration, writing, or design, many opportunities exist to communicate information to your fellow colleagues.
Read MoreSpring semester finals schedule
Click for spring semester finals schedule, finals breakfast information, and library hours
Read MoreVocal jazz ensemble and jazz band scheduled to perform final semesterly concert
The Vocal Jazz ensemble and the Jazz Band are set to highlight the uniquely American musical artform 7:30 p.m., Friday, in Memorial Hall’s auditorium.
Read MoreNo Senate Meeting
Student Senate did not meet Monday due to the spring break holiday. The final senate meeting for the spring 2011 semester was April 18.
Read MoreNewly elected CAB executive board takes reins, plans for upcoming academic year
The new CAB executive members conducted the CAB meeting Tuesday. They were elected during last week’s meeting. Former vice-president Kyle Klammer swore in the new board members at the beginning of this week’s meeting.
Read MoreStudent input sought for campus master plan
Members of the student body, including the student association president, and Student Senate and CAB officers, met April 22 with representatives from two Lincoln-based architectural firms, who sought student input about a campus master plan covering the next 10 years.
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