Students put their hands up for Insanity Workout
Tuesday morning student’s stretch their hip flexors during the Insanity Workout.
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Sunday, June 14, 2026
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CSC Celebrates MLK: Campus commemorates legacy
Signs filled Main Street Monday in honor of Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday. Proud supporters marched and held their signs high with messages reading, “Free at Last, His Dream Lives On,” “We Shall Over Come,” and “Let Freedom Ring.”
Read MoreTrio highlights classical music
Chadron State College and Mari Sandoz Center Chicoine Atrium, with the assistance of the Mari Sandoz High Plains Heritage Center director Sarah Polak, hosted a concert of the Ezinma Piano Trio Saturday.
Read MoreEagles host and feast on Tigers
The Chadron State Eagles beat the Fort Hays Tigers 28-19 in the NPAC Sunday for their first home meet this season.
Read MoreCSC alumnus stirs things up
A former Chadron State College student has returned to share his love of food. Johnston also feels very strongly about getting more students to come to the cafeteria.
Read MoreLetter from the Editor
Willkommen, Bienvenue, and Welcome back to another semester at Chadron State College! The start of the semester is an opportunity for new faces and new expectations.
Read MoreCSC icon named Chadron Record’s citizen of the year
If there is a single name that new Chadron residents learn first, it’s probably “Con Marshall.”
Read MoreCollege assesses the quality of students’ general studies experience
Chadron State College recently completed four years of work assessing how well the General Studies program provides a high quality education to students. The work was part of the Higher Learning Commission’s (HLC) Academy for the Assessment of Student Learning.
Read MoreBurkhiser lounge shaping up
Prompted by the need for business faculty to have an inviting space to display for prospective students, as well as a desirable amenity for current students, a former classroom is being renovated into a new study lounge in the Burkhiser Technology Complex.
Read MoreActors take a test drive for student-directed play
Erin Neal, 20, junior of Crawford, auditions for “How I Learned to Drive,” while Amanda Pintore, 21, senior of Omaha, listens Tuesday night in Memorial Hall.
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