Scott Pedersen officially retired from his duties May 11, concluding a career spanning 46 semesters of teaching and well over 13,000 students in his anatomy courses.
Pedersen completed his undergraduate...
Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
• October 4, 2022
Over the summer, South Dakota State University officially opened the School of English and Interdisciplinary Studies, formerly known as the department of English and interdisciplinary studies.
This...
The food delivery robots that proved so popular last year are back on campus after Sodexo struck a deal with Starship, the company that provides them.
The food delivery robots made their first appearance...
SDSU’s metaverse classrooms are online this semester as professors explore a new frontier of education: virtual reality.
At the cutting edge of classroom innovation is Sara Madsen, a senior lecturer...
Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
• September 27, 2022
The Wintrode Student Success and Opportunity Center hired a new coordinator last month.
Tina Birgen started her new position in August, and already said she’s been met with “a whirlwind of knowledge.”
“But...
Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him)
• September 27, 2022
A nationally recognized television journalist made his way to South Dakota State University this past weekend where he shared his experiences in Washington and discussed a political snapshot of where the...
Student tailgating is back at home football games for the first time since 2020, thanks to an increase in reserved funds from the Students’ Association.
The Students’ Association had $29,000 left...
The Agriculture Communicators of Tomorrow (ACT) are hosting The National ACT Professional Development Conference Sept. 30. The conference will end with Courtenay DeHoff at 7 p.m., which is open to the...
The Dairy Research and Training Facility suffered from a fire early in the 2022 spring semester. Since then, the facility has nearly rebuilt or repaired everything besides a few small items.
According...
Seventy-eight students in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences presented their summer internship experiences at the second annual Precision Connect event Friday, Sept. 16 at the...
Crowds of about 5,000 literature lovers are expected to gather in Brookings this Thursday through Sunday for the first in-person South Dakota Festival of Books in two years. The South Dakota Humanities...
South Dakota State University will get up to $80 million in grant money to help beef and bison producers who use climate-smart practices.
President Barry Dunn announced the United States Department...
