Weter tells students sometimes looks do matter
Olivia Weter, professional development speaker taught students the importance of professionalism in her program “One Step Ahead” Wednesday in the Student Center ballroom.
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Streetcorner Symphony performs an a capella cover of the Tears for Fears’ song “Everybody Wants to Rule the World.”
Read MoreChadron State Choir sings its way into Spring concert
A total of 39 Chadron students in the men’s ensemble, women’s choir, and concert choir performed a successful choir concert at Chadron Arts Center Sunday afternoon according to conductor Una Taylor.
Read MoreBand wows crowd with ‘Stellar’ performance
“Stellar Brass” of the United States Air Force took the stage in the Chadron Performing Arts Center Thursday for a performance that can only be described by their name.
Read MoreStudents explore Pacific culture
Chadron State College students, faculty, and members of the community enjoyed authentic Hawaiian/American Samoan style entertainment as well as food that complemented the occasion Thursday evening.
Read MoreCSC Theatre plays ‘Wilde’
The CSC Theatre Department did a fine job bringing this satirical comedy to life through the actors’ solid performances.
Read MoreAccents overshadow acting in ‘Earnest’
The CSC Theatre production of Oscar Wilde’s infamously funny play, “The Importance of Being Earnest,” is an admirable effort. Despite strong visual performances, and the attendant visual humor, the play is simply not that funny.
Read More‘The Seven Deadly and Lively Artists’ opens in Memorial Hall
The Senior art show, “The Seven Deadly and Lively Artists,” opened March 31 and features the work of seven graduating art students. The exhibit will show through April 15 in the main gallery of Memorial Hall.
Read MoreChorus celebrates centennial
Chadron State Community Chorus celebrated the centennial of Chadron State College by singing a selection from American popular music from the 1910s on Sunday. The choir was directed by Una Taylor, associate professor, and accompanied by Mimi Norman.
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