A femme finale is on display at the Memorial Hall main gallery. It hosts the selected works of the art department’s five graduating seniors – Amy Christie, Ember Welsch, Tessa Sanford, Natalie McCune, and Pricilla Sandoz.
Read MoreThe Chadron State College women’s basketball team traveled to Spearfish, S.D., last Tuesday to take on Black Hills State University. The lady Eagles were looking to tally their first win of the season and gain some momentum before heading to Colorado for back-to-back games.
Read MoreThe campus community has had the opportunity to meet and question two deans vying for the vice president of Academic Affairs position, which will be vacated by June 30, 2012, when Lois Veath retires.
Read MoreThe attorney for suspended Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle questioned the findings of an independent auditor’s report that asserted the embattled coach misused $22,000 in football fundraising proceeds.
Read MoreA Nov. 18 press release from the Nebraska State College System states CSC’s suspended Head Football Coach Bill O’Boyle opened private bank accounts with proceeds from football program fundraisers in violation of college rules, and possibly state law and NCAA regulations.
Read MoreFrom the moment the first spotlight illumines a lone figure—a priest in a pulpit—John Patrick Shanley’s “Doubt” sets its audience on a path of uncertainty.
Read MoreIn summation of his life’s deeds and accomplishments, Holst said, “Whatever happens to an individual is because of the goodness of somebody else. All the fun and games I’ve had are directly or indirectly because of someone else.”
Read MoreMemorial Hall’s Auditorium was packed Tuesday night, with members from the community outnumbering college students.
Read More“Doubt,” John Patrick Shanley’s critically acclaimed drama, won the Pulitzer Prize in 2005 before being adapted to film in 2008.
Read MoreThe Chadron State wrestling team participated in their annual Red and White dual last Saturday.
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