Theatre Department performs iconic play to close out season
Quick-witted, strong-willed women take the spotlight in “Steel Magnolias,” a sentimental southern play set in the 1980’s.
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Monday, April 27, 2026
Campus Events
CSC Jazz Ensembles perform at their final spring concert
Roughly 50 people filled Memorial Hall’s Auditorium Tuesday evening to watch the Jazz Band and Vocal Jazz perform
Read More‘Three Nebraska Lyrics’ debuts at choir concert
The Chadron State College Concert Choir and Community Choir attracted an audience of about 150 people to the Memorial Hall
Auditorium, Sunday, and marked the last concert of Una Taylor, a professor in the
music department and the director of
Community Choir.
Spring Days
Spring Days returns for it’s second year with a “That’s so 90’s” theme
Read MoreCSC choirs selected for world debut of “Three Nebraska Lyrics”
The Chadron State College concert choir, community choir and Ogallala High School choir will premiere a choral work commissioned specifically for Chadron State College, titled “Three Nebraska Lyrics” at 3 p.m., Sunday, in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.
Read MoreInternational Luncheon showcases Nigerian culture
The Chadron State College International Office hosted their monthly International Luncheon featuring Princess Uba from Nigeria, last Thursday, in the Scottsbluff Room of the Student Center.
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Plainswalkers Society and RLA host event to solve a mock murder
Mrs. Peacock in the Landing with the rope.
That was the solution to Plainswalkers Society’s and RLA’s live-action Clue Night, last Thursday, in The Hub.
Cashore Marionettes conclude Galaxy Series season
The Galaxy Series concluded its 2017-2018 season with a performance of “Life in Motion” by Joseph Cashore of the Cashore Marionettes.
Cashore performed this two-act show at 7 p.m. on Tuesday in the Memorial Hall Auditorium.
Hungry, Hungry Humans
RLA hosts event with life-size rendition of childhood game
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MTNA raises funds for national conference in Orlando
The CSC chapter of Music Teacher’s National Association held a community concert Friday, at Memorial Hall.
Thirteen pieces were performed at the concert, played on a variety of instruments.