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ABC News Chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl confirmed as featured guest for Daschle Dialogues

ABC News Chief Washington correspondent Jonathan Karl confirmed as featured guest for Daschle Dialogues

Mara Wheaton and Brina Sturm July 13, 2022

Jonathan Karl, ABC News chief Washington correspondent, has been confirmed as a featured guest for the Daschle Dialogues series at South Dakota State University.  Karl has covered the White House under...

Rendering of The Market in the Student Union

Sodexo takes over campus dining after nearly 26 years of Aramark

Mara Wheaton, Lifestyles Editor July 6, 2022

South Dakota State University has a new dining provider.  Sodexo took over campus as the official food provider May 27, and there are many new changes for students to look forward to.  Originally,...

SDSU students cheering on the Jackrabbits at the 2021 Hobo Day game

SDSU one step closer to alcohol sales at games

Mara Wheaton and Brina Sturm June 23, 2022

South Dakota State University could be seeing alcohol sales at games as soon as this coming fall thanks to the South Dakota Board of Regents. At today’s Board of Regents meeting in Vermillion, a policy...

Scobey Hall demolition to be complete by mid-July

Scobey Hall demolition to be complete by mid-July

Mara Wheaton, Lifestyles Editor June 22, 2022

There's not much left of Scobey Hall. The 43,687 square-foot building that sits on the far west edge of the South Dakota State University’s campus, is in the process of being demolished after sitting...

Cody Johnson sells out at Swiftel, how to get tickets

Cody Johnson sells out at Swiftel, how to get tickets

Brina Sturm, Lifestyles Editor June 22, 2022

Country music powerhouse Cody Johnson’s Brookings concert date is officially a sellout, but fans can still score a ticket to the show. If you’re alone in your love for country music or Cody Johnson,...

Officials break ground on the First Bank & Trust Arena project, June 2, 2022.

Groundbreaking ceremony marks transition to new arena

Brina Sturm and Mara Wheaton June 2, 2022

Today at 4 p.m., a new era for Jackrabbit athletics was marked by the groundbreaking ceremony of First Bank & Trust Arena, taking the place of what is currently Frost Arena. The project was first...

Architecture studio space inside the Chicoine Architecture, Mathematics and Engineering (AME) Hall.

Three out of five School of Design programs have released grievance letters

Brina Sturm and Mara Wheaton May 18, 2022

Two additional grievance letters from students of the School of Design (SoD) were issued this past week, outlining reasons why they believe their quality of education is being threatened. Interior design...

Architecture studio space inside the Chicoine Architecture, Mathematics and Engineering (AME) Hall.

DoArch students call for administrative action

Mara Wheaton and Brina Sturm April 27, 2022

A nine-page grievance letter written by the South Dakota State University Department of Architecture (DoArch) Student Advisory Board (SAB) has called for attention from SDSU administration.  The letter...

SDSU prepares for Student Union renovation

SDSU prepares for Student Union renovation

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

At South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting April 25, senators were addressed by Jennifer Novotny, senior director of the University Student Union, approved student club constitutions...

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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 researchers Adam Hoppe, Natalie Thiex and Darci Fink will benefit from a nearly $11 million grant from the National Institutes of Health. The five-year federal grant will help researchers look into inflammation.

SDSU researchers hope $10.8M grant helps unlock biomedical answers

Sam Schauer, Reporter April 26, 2022

A $10.8 million grant has been given to South Dakota State University for its work in biomedical research and will fund work in continuing research for the next five years. The National Institutes of...

ROTC cadets sweep proficiency test

SDSU Army ROTC April 26, 2022

The weekend of March 26 and 27, 11 cadets from the SDSU Army ROTC attended the German Armed Forces Proficiency Test at Camp Ripley, Minnesota.  The test consisted of a cone shuffle, flexed arm hang,...

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