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

BSA to hold second Open Mic Night

BSA to hold second Open Mic Night

Hannah Dayaget, Reporter August 30, 2022

Get ready, Jacks! This upcoming Thursday, Sept. 1, SDSU’s Black Student Alliance will be hosting its second BSA Open Mic Night. It’s a night for SDSU students to share their stories and their music.  The...

Man on the Street: Sodexo’s arrival to SDSU

Man on the Street: Sodexo’s arrival to SDSU

Serena Davis, Reporter August 30, 2022

In addition to a new school year, South Dakota State University saw a new food service on campus as Sodexo replaced Aramark. Senior Justin Hirsckorn noted that there was a huge price increase at the...

SDSU instructor Jodi Andrews’ poetry collection “Skin Reverberations” came out July 14

Instructor releases poetry collection on her battle with cancer

Greta Goede, Reporter August 23, 2022

A South Dakota State University English instructor released a debut poetry collection this summer based on her struggle with cancer. Jodi (Moore) Andrews introduced the collection called “Skin Reverberations”...

Study abroad students travel to Rome

Study abroad students travel to Rome

Oakley Jandreau, Reporter April 27, 2022

South Dakota State University’s Education Abroad programs are picking back up after the pandemic lull with many new opportunities, including a group of students currently studying in Rome.    The...

President Barry Dunn addresses State FFA Convention attendees while outgoing State FFA Treasurer Paige Lehrkamp, left, and outgoing State FFA Sentinel Trinity Peterson look on.

State FFA returns to Frost Arena

Chloe Risse, Reporter April 27, 2022

Over 2,400 high school FFA students were on South Dakota State University’s campus this week to compete in 16 different contests at the 94th annual State FFA Convention, April 24-26. The CDE (career...

SDSU promotes sustainability through move-out event

SDSU promotes sustainability through move-out event

Brina Sturm, Lifestyles Editor April 26, 2022

Don’t Dump! Donate! is an annual event during spring move-out. Facilities & Services - Sustainability partners with Residential Life to collect unwanted, but good quality, items from students as...

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Hauff brings Lakota language to new generation

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 26, 2022

When South Dakota State University students tell their peers they’re taking a foreign language class, the assumption is usually Spanish, French or German. For senior Native American studies major Jessica...

South Dakota State University agriculture students get a lesson on South African agricultural practices during a spring break trip to the African nation.

South Africa offers agriculture, wildlife, culture

Max Baloun, Reporter April 26, 2022

Study abroad trip features this lesson: 'Life is lived so differently, yet so similarly, too'   A group of South Dakota State University agriculture students had a once-in-a-lifetime experience...

May Day Music Festival to take place this weekend

May Day Music Festival to take place this weekend

Regen Wiederrich, Reporter April 26, 2022

This year’s May Day Music Festival will be on campus this Saturday, April 30, featuring live music, prizes, food trucks and more. The University Program Council, or UPC, is gearing up to host its...

Hairball rocks the Swiftel Center

Hairball rocks the Swiftel Center

Brina Sturm, Lifestyles Editor April 12, 2022

The Swiftel Center was rocked by avid fans and nationally recognized cover band Hairball April 1. Touring for over 20 years, Hairball has brought ‘80s classic Rock ‘n’ Roll to thousands across the...

Binnewies CA builds guitars in free-time

Binnewies CA builds guitars in free-time

Aidan Swift, Reporter April 12, 2022

South Dakota State University student Noah Heezen has the COVID-19 pandemic to thank for getting him started on his hobby.  The second-year community assistant in Binnewies Hall picked up the hobby...

Professor to premiere broadcast history documentary

Professor to premiere broadcast history documentary

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her) April 5, 2022

Those who walk through Yeager Hall will easily notice the photography on the walls and the South Dakota Newspaper Hall of Fame plaques by the main entrance. What many might not notice is a lack of representation...

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