Chris Garrett, one of two candidates for the dean of teaching and learning position at Chadron State, is apparently ready to make the transition from a private, religious university, to a secular, public state college by tossing in his hat to the applicant pool at CSC.
Read MoreThis year’s Release includes a variety of artists, from National Slam Poetry Champions Slam Nuba, to folk artists like The Maykit, to more hip-hop artists like KB the Kid, to local artists such as Travis Hencey and Dave Hockenbary.
Read MoreThe Eagles’ softball team isn’t giving the fans much to cheer about. After a trio of weekend losses, the girls now sit third from last in the standings with an overall record of 7-18 and 5-11 in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.
Read MoreStudents chatter inside a nondescript classroom, their voices carrying down the hall. One makes a small reference to a musher and the rest chime in with a reminiscent gleam in their eyes. These 19 students and three teachers have just returned from Alaska, where they spent a snowy nine days exploring the 49th state.
Read MoreColorado Mesa University hired former CSC head football coach and employee Bill O’Boyle Monday, according to a CMU representative.
Read MoreIn a statement Tuesday, the Nebraska Auditor’s Office accused both CSC and the Nebraska State College System of poor decision-making and oversight.
Read MoreDue to inclement weather conditions, Chadron State College is closing its campus today, according to a Tuesday afternoon release by CSC President Janie Park.
Read MoreFormer Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle has been reassigned to administrative work, according to CSC President Janie Park.
Read MoreThough Valentine’s Day has come and gone, this exhibit has a romantic theme, or a not so romantic theme, so there is a little something for both the lovers and haters of all things romantic.
Read MoreSurreal watercolor goats meld into hands forming the “rock on” gesture. Such an eclectic piece is just one of the strange offerings found in Heather Freeman’s art exhibit, showing now through March 16th at Memorial Hall’s Main Gallery.
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