Second annual Mr. and Mrs. CSC pageant hits the stage
The Mr. and Mrs. CSC Pageant, hosted by The Pit and Resident Life Association, will take place at 9 p.m., tonight, in the Student Center Ballroom.
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Thursday, April 30, 2026
Lifestyles
Artists proves passion trumps financial gain
The biggest challenge college students can face is choosing a major, and Arden Nixon, CSC class of 2005, was no different.
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Be happy for the things that matter
When you have a sewer problem, you call a plumber. When you have a dental problem, you go to a dentist. When you have a car problem, you go to a mechanic. So why on Earth would you go to a single girl for insight on Valentine’s Day?
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Where’s the baby?
Edward Albee’s “The Play About the Baby,” directed by Scott Cavin, is an intriguing production the CSC Theatre Department is presenting.
Read MoreWhere’s the baby?
“Have you ever noticed that when you’re going somewhere for the first time—somewhere you’ve never been —that it always takes longer to get there than it does to come back?” Little did I know that this simple and quite relatable statement set the mood for the mind journey I was about to begin.
Read MoreNAMM brings opportunity for musicians’ futures
Led by CSC Music Professor Sandy Schaefer, nine CSC students attended the National Association of Music Merchants (NAMM), a four-day trade show and conference in Anaheim, Calif. last week.
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“The Play About the Baby” expects confusion
Interviews with the cast of the upcoming theatrical production, “The Play About the Baby.”
Read MoreMissing links belong on the Internet; not life
The first step is admitting you have a problem. Since I consider my readers some of my closest friends, I feel as though I should share my addiction with all of you. That’s right, I Justy Bullington, have an addiction (sigh) to Pinterest.
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Artist colors in the lines of her life
The exhibit hanging in Gallery 239 in Memorial Hall features an assortment of floral and fruit still-life watercolors, contrasted by one fashion design and a lone portrait, both in charcoal.
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At 90, artist proves age is just a number
Some people are just late bloomers. Van Gogh’s first exhibit showed when he was 39. Cezanne created his fame-gaining pieces only years before he turned 66. At age 74, Michelangelo painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel.
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