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Students, staff and community members gather on Medary Avenue for the Yellow and Blue Block Party as part of One Day for STATE.
University raises $2.7 million for One Day for STATE
Volunteers and family members help move in the newest freshman class. “We are excited to have welcomed them from around the state, the region and the world as they learn and grow during such an important time in their lives. It is a privilege to help and guide them along this journey.” SDSU President Barry Dunn said.
SDSU boasts highest enrollment since 2018
Campus Pharmacy Closes
Meet the newest Dean for the college of arts, humanities and social sciences, David Earnest
Meet one of the newest deans on campus
Some of the commuter lots have been converted to resident parking. This change was made at the begining of the year. Director of Parking Services Kendell Rorbach says there currently isn’t an overcrowding issue for commuter drivers, due to the surplus of commuter lots on the north side of campus.
Parking lots redesignated due to high student enrollment
Amar Johnson breaking a tackle to extend the play. Johnson finished with 126 rushing yards in SDSU's 24-3 victory over Augustana.
Jacks drop Augustana 24-3 at home
South Dakota State focuses their sight on an old conference foe in their second straight sellout to start the year.
Jackrabbit gameday vs. Augustana
Angel Johnson (21) stiff arms an opposing player as he stretches his run to the outside. Johnson has 69 yards on the season and has 12 rushes.
Jackrabbits to face Division II Augustana at home on Saturday
Sports Briefs: cross country and women's basketball
Sports Briefs: cross country and women’s basketball
South Dakota State's Zoe Wittkop runs with Drake's Layla Kelbel during a soccer game on Sunday, Sept. 8 at Fishback Soccer Park in Brookings. Wittkop was the only Jackrabbit to find the back of the net on Sunday, scoring her first career goal.
Jacks play to draw against Bulldogs
Bruises, Cuts, and Muscles
Bruises, Cuts, and Muscles
The SDSU Theatre & Dance department will be performing "James and the Giant Peach" this weekend at the Oscar Larson Theatre.
SDSU Theatre & Dance to present ‘James and the Giant Peach’ this weekend
‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ author to speak at on-campus lecture event
‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ author to speak at on-campus lecture event
The Second Annual Spring Market is coming back to Brookings
The Second Annual Spring Market is coming back to Brookings
UPC celebrates Valentine's Day with pottery
UPC celebrates Valentine’s Day with pottery
“Reagan was released on August 30, 2024. It’s loosely adapted from the book “The Crusader: Ronald Reagan and the Fall of Communism” by Paul Kegnor.
“Reagan”: Boring movie, mediocre propaganda
‘Serving the student body’
‘Serving the student body’
Despite delays, “Dune: Part 2 released March 1 this year. It’s been very well received by critics and audiences getting a 92% critic score and 95% audience score on rotten tomatoes, as well as a 8.9 on IMDB, at time of writing.
“Dune: Part two”: A slowburn and full of character(s)
A list of bad songs on good albums: FINALE
A list of bad songs on good albums: FINALE
Bad Songs on Good Albums: Pt. 2
Bad Songs on Good Albums: Pt. 2
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

Danielle Nowell, Assistant News Editor

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SDSU Students getting lunch in the Union.

What’s New in Dining

Danielle Nowell, Asst. News Editor
August 28, 2024
Larson Commons' renovation begins with phase one this fall, which includes the construction of the new entrance.

[Photo] Renovations brought to familiar buildings

Natalie Dean, Co-News Editor
August 28, 2024
Million-dollar project not ‘glamorous,’ but crucial

Million-dollar project not ‘glamorous,’ but crucial

Danielle Nowell, Reporter
September 20, 2022
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