Campus to get ‘wet,’ ‘wild’ with upcoming foam dance
foam party is planned to take place on April 14, next Thursday, on the basketball court behind the Gold Room.
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Monday, May 4, 2026
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High Rise goes green by recycling plastic bottles
For the entire month of April, Mariah Cook, 22, senior of Parker, Colo., is going to collect plastic bottles and take them to Safeway. She is only doing this in High Rise, and it’s for all floors.
Read MoreThe Hawaiian feeling hits CSC with an “aloha”
A Luau will take place in the ballroom of the Student Center tonight from 5 p.m. – 7 p.m. T
Read MoreCAB members nominate students to executive board positions
The Campus Activities Board accepted nominations for officers for the 2011-12 school year at the Tuesday meeting, and many club representatives participated in the meeting by announcing their clubs’ upcoming events.
Read MoreStudents take senate oath, discuss vacant senate seats
The senate swore in new members and available executive board positions were discussed at its meeting this Monday.
Read MoreHigh court grants Hotz new trial
The Nebraska Supreme Court last week granted a new trial to former CSC student Joseph Hotz, 28, of Rushville, who was convicted Jan. 12, 2010, of stabbing to death his roommate and fellow student, Kenneth Pfeiffer, 22, of Sebastian, Fla.
Read MoreFaculty rate well in recent employment evaluations
Four former associate professors were recently promoted to the rank of professor, and one assistant professor was promoted to associate professor at the NSCS Board Meeting Friday.
Read MoreJapan radiation no threat to Nebraska, CSC
The Dawes County Sheriff’s Office has had several calls from people with concerns about radioactive fallout from the nuclear power plants that were damaged by the earthquakes and tsunamis in Japan.
Read MoreApplied Sciences professor earns NSCS teaching nomination
Dr. Jay Sutliffe, professor of Applied Sciences, was recently nominated as the NSCS teacher of the year for Chadron State.
Read MorePlaza celebrates CSC’s centennial
The area north of Old Admin, known as the “Dean’s Green,” has been experiencing continued capital improvements and renovations over the past few months, beginning with the removal of several trees in order to make way for the new Centennial Plaza.
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