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New Pizza Ranch opens in Brookings

Gracie Terrall, Managing Editor (She/Her) • July 6, 2021

The new Pizza Ranch and Fun Zone Arcade opened in the Brookings Village Square July 28 to a brisk business that surprised even the owners. Co-owners, Kara Henning and Ross Olson received the rights...

Jackrabbits fall short in National title game

Skyler Jackson, Sports Editor • May 17, 2021

The South Dakota State Jackrabbits 2021 spring football season came to an end Sunday after falling short in the Football Championship Subdivision national championship game to Sam Houston State University...

Day in the Life of SDSU

April 29, 2021

Man on the street: Students’ thoughts on “more normal” fall 2021 semester

Griffin Tonsager, Copy Editor • March 31, 2021

The South Dakota Board of Regents announced March 15 that South Dakota universities are planning to return to a more normal semester for Fall 2021. South Dakota State University students gave their opinions...

Managing your finances when you’re unemployed

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension (She/Her) • March 31, 2021

The degree you have earned by attending South Dakota State University is going to do wonderful things for you, but might not happen right away. Not everyone has a job on graduation day and might experience...

How SDSU handles sustainability on campus

Jennifer McLaughlin (She/Her), Sustainability Specialist • March 31, 2021

Although we cannot see it, it plays a vital role in our lives. Whether heating buildings in the winter, refrigerating vaccines or simply powering our Keurig machine in the morning, energy is essential....

Issue: First MegaKota, now this?

Editorial Board • March 31, 2021

Rep. Jeremy Munson (MN-R) recently suggested a proposal to allow counties of Minnesota to leave the state and join South Dakota. The proposal, largely promoted on Twitter, has almost no chance of...

Personal finances after graduation of college

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension (She/Her) • March 25, 2021

Graduation is approaching. As you prepare for interviews, secure your job and possibly move to a new location, now is also the time to think about how your financial situation will change. You may...

NCAA Tournament shows how little women’s basketball is valued

Evan Patzwald, Sports Reporter • March 25, 2021

Both the men’s and women’s NCAA Tournaments started over the weekend, and things were looking a bit different for each tournament. They are each being held in a single ‘bubble’ location rather...

Issue: Unfairness in women’s sports

Editorial Board • March 25, 2021

Gov. Kristi Noem (R-SD) is taking heat from both sides amidst her actions on a controversial bill designed to bar trangender athletes from competing in sports. Noem issued a “style and form veto”...

Students’ Association Presidential and Vice-Presidential candidates share campaign plans

Hannah Frost, Reporter • March 22, 2021

With the election days closing in, the race for the 2021 Students’ Association president and vice president is in full swing. With two tickets presented as candidates, each ticket is working deliberately...

Your voice matters: Vote in the Students’ Association general election

Hattie Seten, 2020-2021 Students’ Association President • March 19, 2021

Dear Fellow Jackrabbits, My name is Hattie Seten, and I serve as your 2020-2021 South Dakota State University Students’ Association President. The Students’ Association is comprised of all...

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