The women’s basketball team lost a non-conference game at home against South Dakota Mines, 78-65, Tuesday.
The Hardrockers took the lead at the 18-minute mark, and then they went back down. At halftime they led 37-25. They led by 17 points after five minutes in the second half.
Today the Eagle wrestlers are in Greeley, Colo. ,to compete in a duel against the University of Northern Colorado Bears. The Eagle wrestling team this year is a young one.
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An early-autumn blizzard hammered the Nebraska panhandle Friday, including the Chadron area, killing three people, downing numerous trees and power lines, leaving hundreds without electricity, and scores of others without telephone and Internet service.
Read MoreAfter Saturday’s snow delay, the Eagles beat RMAC rival Adams State University, Alamosa, Colo., 31-0, Sunday at Elliott Field, notching their first shutout since 2008.
Read MoreWalk through Memorial Hall, and you’re bound to hear music. It’s usually of groups: ensembles or choirs, quartets or bands, pooling their efforts for the greater musical good. Pass office 128, however, and you’ll hear Kimberly Murphy’s single melodic strain.
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National Day of Service and Remembrance, better known as Sept. 11, brought students together around the flags on the Deans Green early Wednesday morning.
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Students, faculty, trustees, and community members gathered Sept. 5 in the Student Center ballroom for Nebraska State College System Chancellor Stan Carpenter’s “State of the System Address.”
Read MoreThere are lots of piddly-fiddly hobbies out there, and most are shared by small children and the elderly.
I can’t find a more useless way to occupy my free time than to engage in the moronic act of coin collecting. Let me tell you why.
After a 40-34 double-overtime victory last week over Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla, the Eagles are heading south to Arlington, Texas, where they face West Texas A&M, Canyon, tonight in a nationally-televised game from Cowboys Stadium.
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Not many students can say they own and run a business, as well as say it’s the least stressful activity in their life. Anthony Shaw, black belt Karate Master and owner of Spire Karate School can.
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