The Eagle captured its fifth straight “Best in Overall Excellence” title in the Nebraska Collegiate Media Association’s annual Golden Leaf Awards, presented Saturday, this year, at CSC.
The Eagle staff earned awards in 19 of 19 individual categories, and scored points in 18 of 19 categories.
The CAB meeting opened up with an amendment to the agenda, moving voting until the April 21.
CAB currently has $4,408.52 in unallocated funds.
Read MoreThis was the last meeting with both senators and the current executive board with elections starting Wednesday.
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Volunteers from the Chadron community and Chadron State College joined CSC’s Horticulturist and Grounds Supervisor Lucinda Mays Saturday morning for the sixth year of the Campus Volunteers Arboretum, to learn about pruning plants ranging from bushes, shrubs, trees, and others.
Read MoreCollege media is descending on Chadron this weekend, as The Eagle will host the 2015 Nebraska Collegiate Media Association conference and Golden Leaf Awards.
Read MorePresidential candidates Michael Hall, Nathaniel Brown, and Katrina Hurley, and Vice President candidate Marci Luton competed in a Senate Debate Monday evening in the Library.
Karson Langley, who is also running for Senate Vice President, was unable to make the debate because she was away for a golf meet.
Read MoreChadron State College hosted a dinner and reception for newly hired University of Nebraska Systems President Hank M. Bounds Wednesday night as one stop on his tour of Nebraska.
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The CSC chapter of Phi Beta Lambda qualified seven students for the national conference during the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Students and faculty from Chadron State College were honored at the Phi Beta Lambda Nebraska State Leadership Conference in Kearney last weekend.
Students running for Senate President open up about their campaigns
Read MoreConferencing Coordinator Shellie Johns announced at the CAB meeting Tuesday that Rodney Atkins will be the country performer scheduled for 7 p.m., April 24 at the NPAC.
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