Dietrich discusses student trustee position at senate
Student Senate discussed Alternative Spring Break, key fob plans, and changes for school requirements at its ten-minute meeting Monday.
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Wednesday, May 13, 2026
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No news good news for CSC tuberculosis infection
Corman placed the number of students already called for screening at a little over 100. While the number may seem large, Corman stressed that these student are only being tested for exposure to tuberculosis germs, and it does not mean they are themselves sick.
Read MoreAfter 12 years, ‘Fight Club’ comes out swinging
Is there any better way to spend a Friday night than watch a psychological thriller? I don’t think so. I was extremely impressed a few nights ago when I watched “Fight Club” for the first time.
Read MoreSpring ‘Uptown on Campus’ and club fair debuts
The first spring-semester Uptown on Campus and club fair took place Wednesday in the Student Center lounge.
Read MoreCSC theatre to present ‘How I Learned to Drive’
The Chadron State College theatre program is preparing for its upcoming production of “How I Learned to Drive.” The play debuted off-Broadway in 1997 and won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1998.
Read MoreEarly childhood education conference slated for 22nd year at Chadron State
The 22nd annual “Excellence in Early Childhood Conference” is planned for Feb. 18 and 19 in the Student Center.
Read MoreCAB approves $7,000 allocation for Mardi Gras celebrations, ‘Release’
The Campus Activities Board allocated $7,000 for two upcoming events at its Tuesday meeting. Luke Wright, treasurer, said that CAB’s account balance was $14,546.43.
Read MoreSenate hears fob survey results
Ashley Maxon, treasurer, presented the key fob survey results and the senate discussed upcoming events at its Monday meeting. Maxon said that of the 402 students who participated in the survey on key fob access, the majority feel safe on campus.
Read MoreCSC student diagnosed with tuberculosis
President Janie Park announced via e-mail Friday that a CSC student was recently diagnosed with active tuberculosis. “Health officials will be contacting people who had sustained contact with the individual to set up precautionary screenings,” Park’s e-mail states.
Read MoreCSC Celebrates MLK: Campus commemorates legacy
Signs filled Main Street Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. Proud supporters marched and held their signs high with messages reading, “Free at Last, His Dream Lives On,” “We Shall Over Come,” and “Let Freedom Ring.”
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