Kim Malsam-Rysdon, South Dakota’s secretary of health, announced in Gov. Kristi Noem’s press briefing on May 14 that mass testing throughout the state will begin next week.
The testing will begin...
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Students of South Dakota State University’s Department of Veterinary and Biomedical Science have reason to celebrate.
The University of Minnesota College of Veterinary Medicine has joined forces...
Editor’s Note: *name and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of the individual
*Jane, a 22-year-old senior at South Dakota State University, had been exposed to a Sexually Transmitted...
A recent national increase to the age required to purchase nicotine products has brought a new wave of interest in all things nicotine. In particular, the cost of nicotine products is a topic of discussion.
There...
Another holiday season has come and gone. As we pull ourselves through another winter, we are reminded yet again that we live in the northern Midwest, where this season tends to bring us cold, snow, more...
Spending money is arguably the most fun thing about having it. After setting a budget, that I urge you to stick to, spending wisely is the next step.
It is not saving if you would not have bought it...
Since 1996, SDSU has offered recycling services to its students. What started as a small system has grown to encompass individual recycling bins in offices and dorm rooms. The convenience of recycling...
HB 1057, a bill criminalizing medical professionals in South Dakota who administer transition therapy to individuals under 16, was introduced to the House of Representatives on Jan. 15. The bill would...
Toby Uecker, Associate Director for Living-Learning & Outreach
• January 29, 2020
Let’s start with a confession: I’m writing these words on deadline.
That fact, as I think about it, is probably appropriate for a column addressing my time at The Collegian. After all, I did more...
