Mara Wheaton, Assistant News Editor
• October 26, 2021
Halloween gives students an opportunity to dress up as their favorite characters, and this year has some great options. Here's some ideas:
Squid Games
This Netflix original series dominated the platform...
Famous organist Ben Model is bringing “The Phantom of the Opera” silent film to life in a performance that combines history with music and the “spooky” feeling of Halloween.
The 1925 horror...
Brina Sturm, Asst. Lifestyles Editor
• October 26, 2021
Looking for some pre-Halloween plans? Alpha Psi Omega has got you covered. Join APO Oct. 28-30 from 8 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. for a frightening tour of their Haunted Trail.
SDSU’s chapter of Alpha Psi...
The 12th Halloween franchise film, a Netflix horror trilogy and the reboot of a hook-wielding, bee-swarming killer. Oh my!
Halloween movies and horror films alike have slashed their way back into...
The Bum Band is a renewed tradition known for spreading Hobo Day spirit through song.
The South Dakota State University Bum Band is a student band made up of members of the Pride of the Dakotas marching...
For over a decade, Mickey Guyton has been the only Black female artist signed to a major Nashville label. She made her proper debut in 2015 with her single “Better Than You Left Me,” which was a moderate...
Hobo Day Events: the fun and safe alternative to drinking
It’s no surprise that many college students like to party, but the week of Hobo Day is not the time to get an infraction.
According to...
Hobo Night Live is back in full force this year with a schedule of events that includes a hypnotist and comedian.
The event begins at 7:30 p.m. Saturday in the Student Union and follows last year’s...
Symmone Gauer, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
• October 19, 2021
For senior Marie Robbins, carrying on the Hobo Day tradition as Grand Pooba means celebrating all the opportunities South Dakota State has to offer.
And just what is the Grand Pooba’s role in all...
The South Dakota Art Museum on campus installed three new exhibits over the summer—The Radiant Sun by Paul Goble, Florals by Lowell Nesbitt and Moment to Moment by Martin Weinstein. Curator Jodi Lundgren...
The University Programs Council (UPC) is hosting a concert featuring the Joel Shotwell Quintet Wed., Oct. 13. The concert will be at Cottonwood Coffee in downtown Brookings.
The performance will...
The South Dakota-based and family-oriented band, Brulé, will perform their contemporary, Native American-style music at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center this Friday. This event, which starts at...
