South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newspaper Since 1885

The Collegian

Tea offers health benefits

Selena Yakabe Columnist September 9, 2015

Researchers have speculated in recent years that drinking tea provides a variety of health benefits for people.Some of the different theories flying around are that tea, primarily green tea, can help prevent...

The Good, The Bad, The Dream

Katherine Clayton Lifestyles Editor September 9, 2015

he GoodNatalie Sogn, a senior economics major with a specialization in business, and Casey Goodmund, a recent SDSU graduate, interned at Lawrence and Schiller, a marketing agency based out of Sioux Falls. Goodmund...

MeetState moves in more than 2,000 students

MeetState moves in more than 2,000 students

Katherine Clayton Lifestyles Editor August 26, 2015

Friends call each other, eat together and some friends even start college together.Zulema Meza and Kayla Flanagan have been friends since middle school and throughout high school. Now, they decided to...

Dance it off

Dance it off

Katherine Clayton Lifestyles Editor August 26, 2015

The self-funded SDSU Dance Team proves there is no “I” in team as members raise the funds to keep the dance team performing at football, basketball games and competing in national competitions.Kara...

Entrepreneurs advises students

By Shanell Peterson Reporter April 29, 2015

Students and community members alike gathered in Rotunda A to listen to more than a dozen speakers at the Entrepreneurship: Information and Inspiration seminar on April 21, 2015.Panels of distinguished...

Production of Twelfth Night challenges actors

Production of Twelfth Night challenges actors

By KATHERINE CLAYTON Lifestyles Editor April 29, 2015

The State University Theatre brought together the 1920s and Shakespeare for audiences in their production of “Twelfth Night.”“Twelfth Night” took place at Donor Theatre from April 22 to 26. The...

The end is near

By KATHERINE CLAYTON Lifestyles Editor April 29, 2015

I’m here to tell you that the end is near. Not the end of the world but the end of this semester (which is almost more terrifying than the end of the world).With less than two weeks of school left papers...

Day promotes a love of history for middle and high school students

Day promotes a love of history for middle and high school students

By KATHERINE CLAYTON Lifestyles Editor April 29, 2015

Historians in the making traveled across the state to the South Dakota State University campus in order to compete in the annual History Day competition.History Day took place on Wednesday, April 22. Throughout...

Mom’s Weekend

By KATHERINE CLAYTON Lifestyles Editor April 22, 2015

Hypnotized or not, students and their mothers spent the entire weekend wine tasting and practicing archery during South Dakota State’s annual Mom’s Weekend. Mom’s Weekend took place April 17 and...

Dr. Hewett shares stories of Baumgartner’s decent to the Earth

By SHANELL PETERSON Reporter April 22, 2015

Over 24 miles, at 128,100 feet; a little over 420 football fields stacked on top of each other is what it took to reach the altitude at which Felix Baumgartner free-fell from the stratosphere, breaking...

Oakwood

Oakwood magazine helps break in new writers

By JOSIAH JORENBY Reporter April 22, 2015

South Dakota State’s annual literary magazine, Oakwood, is keeping the tradition of fine literature and art alive.According to SDSU English Professor Steven Wingate, the publication was founded in 1976...

Traveling to SE Asia discourages narrow minded thinking

Selena Yakabe Columnist April 22, 2015

When imagining a vacation, I think about going some place luxurious. Even an “average” vacation can be deemed “luxurious” when compared to how the majority of the world lives and the fact that...

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