Local group supports area-blind
The Nebraska Panhandle Chapter of the National Federation of the Blind raised $620 Saturday with their
“Walk for Independence” event.
Monday, May 4, 2026
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Horticulturist, volunteers aid 12,000-tree reforestation effort
Residence Life Association teamed up with CSC Horticulturist Lucinda Mays on Sunday afternoon to plant trees on C-Hill.
Read MoreCAB elects exec board, discusses homecoming
The Campus Activities Board voted for new executive board members and discussed the 2011 homecoming theme at the meeting Tuesday.
Read MoreStudent Senate fills executive board
Riley Machal, chief justice, swore in Liz Rice as senator of E.H.P.C.P.S.W, and new student senate executive board members including Morgan Nelson as president, James Bahensky as vice-president, T.J. Thomson as treasurer, Chrissy Black as secretary, Beth Wroblewski as corresponding secretary, Sammy Shaykett as parliamentarian, and Nisha Durand as chief justice.
Read MoreNCMA elects The Eagle’s adviser Executive Director
Members of the Nebraska Collegiate Media Association elected CSC journalism instructor and adviser to The Eagle and csceagle.com Michael D. Kennedy as its new executive director.
Read MoreCAB discusses executive board positions, allocates $1,800 to free movie night
CAB allocated money for a free movie night, and opened nominations for executive board members for the second time at the Tuesday meeting.
Read MoreSenate discusses technology fees allocations, upgrades
Technology on campus was the main topic of discussion at this week’s Senate meeting.
Read MoreThe Eagle grabs ‘Best Newspaper’
The Eagle won Best Overall Newspaper and csceagle.com took second place in Excellence in Digital Medium at the NCMA’s 18th annual conference and awards ceremony. In addition, the staff also captured 24 individual awards.
Read MoreLinedrives and Lipstick
The Mari Sandoz Center is hosting the exhibit “Linedrives and Lipstick,” a nationally-travelling collection focused on women’s role in baseball. The exhibit is scheduled to run through May 25.
Read MoreCampus initiates disaster protection plans
The Nebraska State College System (NSCS) Board of Trustees awarded a $60,000 contract to Olsson Associates, of Lincoln, at their March 24 – 25 board meeting at Peru State College, to design plans for an emergency heat generator system.
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