South Dakota State University unveiled its new eSports lounge today, with the space offering students free access to cutting-edge PCs, game consoles and “finally” a home for eSports clubs.  “It’s...

After two more Summit League wins on the road, the South Dakota State women’s basketball team returns to Frost Arena this weekend for two more games against St. Thomas and Western Illinois. The Jackrabbits...

Last Saturday, the new late-night cookie store, Insomnia Cookies, had its grand opening event where students and Brookings residents packed into the Village Square store in their pajamas to try the new...

The Pride of the Dakotas can now officially say they marched in Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade.  The band took to the streets of New York this morning to represent the university and state of South...

The United States Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade has triggered shifts to the programming efforts of some SDSU student organizations. The court voted to leave abortion laws up to individual...

The Brookings County Youth Mentoring Program is looking for people who want to make a difference and impact lives.  The BCYMP is a program designed to help children build good relationships and social...

When it comes to love, no distance is too far and no time apart is too long for 90-year-old South Dakota State University alum Deloris Jensen. It’s a sentiment that holds true for Jensen as she travels...

College can be a stressful place and to make it more complicated, there are areas of the college experience that are hard to find and understand, especially financial aid.  Understanding and navigating...

The first-ever Brookings Fall Festival was met with success last Saturday, and officials hope to continue the event in the future. The festival included pumpkin painting, bouncy castles, vendors, food...

At the Sept. 26 Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by Cara Olson, Assistant Director of Student Activities. They received an update on Jack’s Cupboard and introduced three new resolutions.  Student...

Whether you are just starting your college experience or are in the home stretch of finishing it, most of us at South Dakota State have one thing in common- student loan debt. Student loans can be different...

  Each year, South Dakota State University selects a book called the Common Read that freshman students read in their seminar classes. This year, the book is “Crossing the Line” by Kareem Rosser. “Crossing...