The social work 435 senior class will be hosting the eighth annual fall conference from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Center Ballroom. This year’s conference is called High in the West: The Tragic Trail Left by Drugs.
Read MoreThe candidates for state Senator discussed their stances on renovating CSC’s Math and Science Building during an open forum hosted by Chadrad, the Chadron Record, KCSR, and KBPY, Tuesday Oct. 18, in the CSC Student Center Scottsbluff Room.
Read MoreStudent Senate hosted a general assembly for CAB, Senate, and RLA members Tuesday in the Student Center. Topics discussed were results from the National Survey of Student Engagement and campus issues.
Read MoreSenate President Katrina Hurley brought up the idea of scholarships or incentives for senators again Monday. Coy Clark, student trustee, originally brought up the idea at a bonding event, Sept. 24. He suggested scholarships would make more people apply for senator positions and help with competition for positions.
Read MoreMelissa Burke, CSC’s former associate athletic director, and the Nebraska State College System are awaiting a judge’s decision on whether or not to dismiss a lawsuit over employment status filed by Burke.
Read MoreThe career fair was from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Student Center Ballroom. There were roughly 33 businesses in attendance and 335 students.
Read MoreSenate President Katrina Hurley raised four different areas of concern at the open forum Thursday.
The first issue discussed was how to improve Homecoming for next year. A general feeling amongst the four student senators and one student in attendance was that there needs to be more options for clubs to participate in Homecoming, rather than making a certain activity mandatory.
CSC welcomes back CEP, Inc. with its Bongo Ball and Battle Ball events as part of the Homecoming festivities
Read MoreCAB transitioned from ending Homecoming festivities back to the usual announcements at the meeting Tuesday night. First, CAB Chair Molly
Read MoreThree students and four senators attended the open forum hosted by Student Senate President Katrina Hurley Thursday to discuss Dining Services and student surveys.
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