It is becoming a trend in today’s culture to make bestselling books into movies, and while true fans of those books normally rejoice when their favorite book comes to life, some are left empty when the movie doesn’t live up to the expectations the reader had envisioned the story.
Read MoreThe Mari Sandoz Heritage Society sponsored guest speaker Renee Laegreid, professor of history of the American West at the University of Wyoming, Laramie, last Thursday in the Student Center for the Pilster Great Plains Lecture Series.
Read MoreA story containing strong emotion and taboo topics, “Forgive Me, Leonard Peacock,” by Matthew Quick, chronicles a teenage boy who sets out to kill himself and another boy, Asher Beal.
Read MoreA Sam Cikauskas exhibition is on display in Memorial Hall’s main gallery from Monday through Oct. 9.
Read MoreThe first installment of the Graves lecture series kicked off 7 p.m., Tuesday in room 111 in the library.
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In three years of working at the newspaper, I have experienced some amazing things. I started working for the paper the first week I was on campus as a freshman; by the second week of classes, I was named the sports editor.
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Performing live for the fans at Elliott Field or the Chicoine Events Center is nothing the CSC Eagle Band isn’t used to. However, what they aren’t used to is playing at a professional sporting event with thousands of people watching.
Read MoreOn Monday, the Resident Life Association hosted an event called Organizing Your Life in the breezeway. The event was centered around how students should set up their belongings. It also provided some tips and hacks to help students become more organized.
Read MoreOn Saturday, alumni of Chadron State College gathered in Chadron to reminisce and tour the new rangeland facility on the outskirts of campus.
Read MoreWhy do you like music? “I like music because it is a release from a bunch of stress that I
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