In the midst of dismal weather predictions, The Big Event staff has been working on job site back-ups in case heavy snowfall occurs. For some this could simply mean getting moved indoors, but other locations could see bigger changes. According to French-Collins, weather threats are no strangers to The Big Event staff.
Read MoreFriday, CSC will break ground on an outdoor track and field facility, which CSC Sports Information says marks the beginning of phase two of the college’s sports complex project.
The groundbreaking is scheduled to begin at 11 a.m., Friday.
While Senate unanimously approved AFB’s recommended $103,079.98 for 2019-2020 club budgets, Band and Choir have yet to reach a recommendation agreement, leaving the clubs in limbo regarding their budgets.
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Over a hundred students, faculty and community members gathered to listen to pieces ranging from the broad, sweeping notes of “A Kind and Gentle Soul” by James Swearingen to the rhythmic “Night on Fire” by John Mackey.
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Students were introduced to verbal and physical self defense techniques in three modules, beginning first with verbal approaches to handle and de-escalate threatening situations.
Read MoreAudience members from as far as Omaha gathered at 10 a.m. in the Lakota/Ponderosa room for the National Weather Service’s Weather Spotter Training, Tuesday.
Read MoreBig names such as Panic! At The Disco, Fetty Wap and Marshmello were brought to the table during Senate’s ongoing
Read MoreFour new members for the CAB executive board were elected to office Monday, filling the spots for graduating seniors Kimberly
Read MoreThe Student Center Ballroom was packed Thursday evening as about 250 students and community members gathered to attend a presentation by motivational speaker Amy Dix.
Read MoreChadron State students could see their favorite Country and RnB performers in the near future, but Senate is asking for help in the selections.
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