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

Child and Family Resource Network host ‘Common-Sense Parenting’ classes

Kenneth Rebello, News Editor February 27, 2024

The Child and Family Resource Network hosted its first ‘Common-Sense Parenting’ class at Pugsley Hall on Tuesday, Feb. 20. “It is a series of six classes that will help parents work with their child...

CAFES advocates narrow down to three finalists

Sam Moser, Ag Reporter February 27, 2024

South Dakota State University’s College of Agriculture, Foods, and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) has selected its top three finalists for the 2025-2026 CAFES Advocate: Luke Gordon, Dellana Muck, and...

An overhead view of the Ness School Management, Economics and Communication Career Fair in Club 71 at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium in Brookings.

SDSU’s Career Fair aims to prepare students for success

Raena Visness, Reporter February 27, 2024

South Dakota State University has numerous resources in place to assist students prepare for their lives and careers after graduation. Resources include Resume Blitz, the Career Development Center, Advisers,...

The Chocolate Crawl event is a part of the larger city wide event called the Frost Fest. Each business participating in the event will prepare and serve a treat of some kind.

Downtown Brookings to host first ever ‘Chocolate Crawl event’

Brighton McBride, Reporter February 13, 2024

More than 25 businesses in Downtown Brookings are set to participate in the city’s “first ever Chocolate Crawl event” Saturday, Feb. 17.  Kirsten Gjesdal, director of Downtown Brookings and owner...

Bill that passed House is First Amendment violation, SA senator, lawyer say

Bill that passed House is First Amendment violation, SA senator, lawyer say

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief February 13, 2024

A bill that one student leader and a lawyer said violates free speech passed through State Affairs Monday and the House of Representatives Tuesday. House Bill 1178, a bill that prohibits the Board of...

Powerlift your way to the top

Powerlift your way to the top

Averi Johannsen, Reporter February 13, 2024

Officials at the Miller Wellness Center are pumped to host their second annual powerlifting meet Saturday, Feb. 24.  The meet will include three lifts: squat, bench and deadlift. Jacob Heidenreich,...

Ares (Fear of Men) by Jessica Campbell

South Dakota Art Museum set to debut new exhibits

Addison Sedlacek February 13, 2024

The South Dakota Art Museum will introduce two exhibits in the next month. The exhibits, "Moments of Is: Stuart Artist-in-Residence Alums," and "Termespheres," display a wide range of artistic skills...

Picture of Jack’s Cupboard volunteering at SDSUs track meet, Saturday, January 20th, 2024.

Jack’s Cupboard’s new leadership finds ways to reach community

Camille Buus, Reporter February 13, 2024

South Dakota State University’s on-campus food pantry, Jack’s Cupboard, recently introduced a new leadership program in fall 2023. The leadership program is called “For Students by Students”...

Members of Greek life, athletics and ROTC meet presenters Rae Ann Gruver and Evelyn Piazza at their presentation Feb. 6 in Club 71.

Greek life, Athletics, and ROTC learn dangers of hazing

Gracelin Bjordal, Reporter February 13, 2024

Two mothers who lost their sons tofraternity hazing presented “Love, Mom& Dad,” at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadiumin Club 71 Tuesday, Feb. 6. Evelyn Piazzaand Rae Ann Gruver used their time inBrookings...

The Recorder Club plays traditional songs from the Baroque period and more recently pop songs, such as “My Heart Will Go On” by Celine Dion at the Capers event in late-January. A goal of their’s is to expand the club and to have more future performances on campus.

Recorder Club hopes to grow on campus

Lindsy Junker, Reporter February 13, 2024

You might think the recorder – yeah, that musical instrument you might have played as a kid – is just that: for kids. But one club on campus is working to change that perception. The Recorder Club...

President Dunn talks master plan for  ‘Pathway to Premier 2030’

President Dunn talks master plan for ‘Pathway to Premier 2030’

Kenneth Rebello, News Editor February 13, 2024

Open Forum South Dakota State University President Barry Dunn addressed the senate on Monday regarding an update on the master plan for ‘Pathway to Premier 2030’ and the university’s goal of becoming...

Policy 2:12 Reviewed

Policy 2:12 Reviewed

Kenneth Rebello, News Editor February 13, 2024

The Office of General Counsel recently reviewed South Dakota State University’s Policy 2:12 for Student Organization Travel and Field Trips last fall with the suggestion of adding a new section where...

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