Taylor Tennant, Assistant News Director
• March 10, 2026
A brown velour hat from the 1960s was the first piece in what would grow into freshman Joe Steffes’ collection of vintage clothing spanning more than a century.
While visiting an antique store...
Greg Heiberger took over as dean of the Van D. and Barbara B. Fishback Honors College on Feb. 22.
Heiberger has already held numerous faculty positions at SDSU. He served as a professor for the Department...
The largest two-day, student-run livestock exhibition in the nation is set for March 27 and 28, these two days will be packed with all things agriculture, including various livestock shows, career development...
The daily crime log is a document prepared by the SDSU Police Department that provides details on calls they have taken over the past week. The crime log is sent to Collegian Media for publication every...
South Dakota State President Barry Dunn released a statement Tuesday afternoon acknowledging the “painful” situation and promising the university is taking it seriously after a racist video surfaced...
The Student’s Association met Monday night to hear from the Brookings Human Rights Commission, approve a commemoration and discuss campus club events.
Open Forum
Dianne Nagy, the vice president...
South Dakota State University is in the early stages of a renovation to Binnewies Hall that will upgrade the aging residence hall with modern amenities, improved accessibility and new safety systems before...
Students practiced escape techniques and situation awareness skills during a self-defense class held on campus last Thursday by HEROH.
Attendees listened closely with wide eyes as instructor Mark Anawski...
After drawing in about 13,000 people its first year, Lallycooler Music Festival is returning this summer with a new venue, major headliners and a continued focus on keeping its impact local.
The two-day...
The daily crime log is a document prepared by the SDSU Police Department that provides details on calls they have taken over the past week. The crime log is sent to Collegian Media for publication...
Former South Dakota State University Police Chief Tim Heaton pleaded guilty Friday in Brookings County Circuit Court to one count of cruelty to animals as part of a deal struck with prosecutors.
Heaton...
Ian Munsick is headlining the Dacotah Bank Center Friday, March 6 for his “The Eagle Flies Free Tour.” He’ll be joined by the opening acts Jack Worthington and Tyler Nance.
Munsick is a Wyoming-raised...
