We all know the story of Martin Luther King Jr. We learned in high school he was a civil rights activist who believed in nonviolent fighting. He gave many famous speeches and was assassinated in 1968. We have heard the history of King.
Read MoreThere was a celebratory tone at the Music Teachers National Association Benefit Concert on Tuesday. Bill Mullins acted as host for the hour-long performance, which featured three students and four professors.
Read MoreImages of African-Americans and Caucasians peaceably protesting, being beaten, and jailed are only some on display for the “Road to the Promised Land” exhibit in the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center, borrowed from the non-profit organization, Humanities Texas.
Read MoreMany years of dedication and hard work resulted in the 2014 Senior Art Show, located in the Main Gallery of Memorial Hall. The show is open to the public Nov., 17 through Dec., 5.
Read MoreChadron Community Recreation, HPER Associate Professor Donna Ritzen hosted the Frozen Turkey Trot Nov. 22. With an entry fee of $20 and a free t-shirt 10 people signed up to run the 5k around the campus and onto the trails.
Read MoreThe Chadron State College Audio Tour was created in spring of 2013, around the same time as the inauguration of President Randy Rhine.
So far, the tour has not been widely promoted because the tour has been gradually expanding as the campus expands.
The Pit organized a mini Gingerbread House Building entertainment project Nov. 21 in the Student Center.
Students learned how to make gingerbread houses. They used bread pieces, crackers to put them together with royal icing. Afterward they sprinkled the houses with sugar confectioner’s powder, multicolored candies, pretzels, marshmallows and candy canes. More than 20 students attended this event.
The soulful music of the CSC Jazz Band flowed through the Student Center at 7:30 p.m., Friday. Dr. Michael Stephens, director, and music associate professor, told the audience how happy he was to see how many people came to the event. Three semesters prior to that he mentioned there was only a presence of five people, and that night the Jazz Band played for 60 people.
Read MoreA flute’s light and airy sound floated through the Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium 3 p.m., Saturday, during a recital performed by CSC adjunct instructor Lauren Stephens and the CSC Flute Ensemble, presented by the Chadron State College Department of Music.
Read MoreCSC students got in the spirit of Native American Heritage month by making dream catchers 6-8 p.m., Thursday in the Gold Room.
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