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

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,...

SDSU joins the Metaverse

Bailey Juhl, Reporter April 26, 2022

Two weeks ago, it was announced that South Dakota State University has been selected as one of seven “Metaversities” created by the company VictoryXR and funded by Meta.  Students can participate...

Liquor store to provide scholarships for Brookings seniors attending SDSU

Liquor store to provide scholarships for Brookings seniors attending SDSU

Bailey Juhl, Reporter April 12, 2022

The Brookings City Council recently passed an ordinance that establishes a $100,000-a-year scholarship program for students from Brookings County who plan to attend South Dakota State University or one...

Record year for SDSU Junior Day

Record year for SDSU Junior Day

Andrea Huete, Copy Editor (She/Her) April 12, 2022

Finals are just around the corner, and so is graduation day for some of our South Dakota State University students. But let’s not forget that the same goes for high schoolers.  SDSU connects with...

Premiere of Voices of the Prairie documentary series at The STATE Theatre.

COJO professor premieres broadcasting docuseries

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 12, 2022

A South Dakota State University professor premiered the first episode of his new documentary series, “Voices of the Prairie: History of Broadcasting in South Dakota,” at The STATE Theatre in Sioux...

Preparing for a summer internship

Preparing for a summer internship

Avery Starr, Reporter April 12, 2022

As another semester comes to an end, many students are looking ahead to how they will be spending their summer. Not only does the change in the season bring warmer weather, but also a break from school;...

Andrew Rasmussen, the outgoing Students’ Association president, swears in his succesor, Blake Pulse, at Monday’s SA meeting as the outgoing executive team watches.  Pulse served as Rasmussen’s chief of staff this year.
Pictured (from left): Blake Pulse, Andrew Rasmussen,  Rachel Schoon, Kordell Feldhaus,  Anna Shane.

New president, vice president, senators sworn in

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 12, 2022

During the April 11 South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by lobbyist Brett Koenecke, awarded faculty and passed two amendments. The former SA administration...

605 Vintage opened its new location last Saturday and includes items like band t-shirts and Levi brand jeans.

Pop-up shop goes permanent

Brinna Bloemendaal, Reporter April 12, 2022

For some, it’s the thrill of the hunt. For others, it’s a step to help the environment. Whatever the motivation, buying second-hand clothing or ‘thrifting’ has become a major trend for college...

Students’ Association election results

Tessa Erdmann, Reporter April 5, 2022

 Kott is a Junior from Kimball, South Dakota, studying agricultural business. She was an at-large senator last year, which led her to wanting to run for a CAFES position for the next term. Her main objectives...

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