The Sand Hills are alive with the sound of music, provided by CSC’s prolific music department. This past week of performances is only the second in the department’s barrage of winter concerts, and it featured the Jazz Band, Wind Symphony, Community Band, and two personal recitals.
Read MoreLast Sunday, CSC’s Men’s Ensemble and Arioso, the women’s ensemble, named after an Italian opera term, performed at the Chadron Arts Center, and they brought a few surprises.
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Chadron State College has an extra pep in its step, an Eagle Dance team pep that is. Miranda Obershulte, sophomore of Grand Island and Miranda Miles, senior of Gering with the help of Randy Rhine, president and Aaron Prestwich, senior director of student affairs, have implemented a new dance team on campus.
Read MoreSight, smell, sound, taste, and touch; we know these as our five senses. However, there is one very important sense missing from the list; fashion sense. With each sense comes a moment of reflection.
Read MoreLast Sunday, students with CSC’s concert choir filled the Chadron Arts Center with melodic notes. For their finale, the choir sang “The City and the Sea,” an Eric Whitacre cycle based on an enigmatic E.E. Cummings poem.
Read MoreIt’s Halloween—time for the spooks, candy, apple cider, and fun.
Read MoreNew York based indie-pop duo Cults’ sophomore album, “Static,” has invaded my brain, and I’ve had it on a steady loop since its official release, Oct. 15.
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“TAP: The Show” lit up Memorial Hall’s main stage Thursday with a magical, colorful performance.
Read MoreThere’s channels and channels of new television this fall, and this reporter won’t let the unaware crowds miss all the quality flashing across the ‘tube.
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Alright ladies, it’s that time of year again; the time of year when you decide just how disappointed you want to make your parents. That’s right, it’s Halloween season. Although we look forward to the holiday each year, we don’t look forward to the struggle that comes with it.
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