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The Teatro Liricio DEuropra, the troupe based in Bulgaria, and the SDSU students perform La Boheme by Italian composer Giacomo Puccini last Friday
30 students get rare opportunity, perform with professionals in opera
CAFES career fair expands to 2 days
CAFES career fair expands to 2 days
Affects of new COVID-19 variant
Affects of new COVID-19 variant
Miller Wellness Center Begins Phase 3 Planning
Miller Wellness Center Begins Phase 3 Planning
Construction continues on Frost Arena, soon to be First Bank & Trust Arena when construction is complete in fall of 2024.
Frost Arena Renovation Ready for Volleyball
SDSU rodeo team halfway through fall season
Volleyball starts conference play 1-1: home opener against Denver Thursday
Volleyball starts conference play 1-1: home opener against Denver Thursday
Football prepares for No. 11 North Dakota
Football prepares for No. 11 North Dakota
Construction continues on Frost Arena, soon to be First Bank & Trust Arena when construction is complete in fall of 2024.
Frost Arena Renovation Ready for Volleyball
South Dakota State’s Jadenn Carrillo (#12) and University of South Dakota’s Kyla Knapke (#30) take to the sky in a battle for the ball during SDSU’s 1-0 in Vermillion, SD. Sunday, Sept. 24.
Rabbits shut out Yotes 1-0
People attending China Night at the Valstorff Ballroom in the South Dakota State University Student Union Sunday, Sept. 26, 2023.
China Night returns after four years
Florencio Urias Aranda III
On now: Hispanic Heritage Month
China Night to make a comeback after gap of four years
China Night to make a comeback after gap of four years
George’s Pizza in downtown Brookings has new owners after more than 50 years.
George’s Pizza under new ownership
Students (right to left) Sydney Huffman, Althena Bjorback and Emily Cole pretend veterinarians in the “Whiskers & Tails” room. The name of the stuffed dog went unknown, but the (pretend) vets are positive there will be a quick recovery for the pet.
Museum after dark leaves its mark
Country music artist Carly Pearce performs at the South Dakota State Fair grandstand on Saturday, Sept. 2, 2023, in Huron.
Area’s concert scene offers decent choices
Collegian seniors say goodbye
Collegian seniors say goodbye
Netflix show, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” raises awareness for autism in Asia
Netflix show, “Extraordinary Attorney Woo,” raises awareness for autism in Asia
Short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” provides insight into psychology and mental health care
Short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” provides insight into psychology and mental health care
Concert review: Parker McCollum brings Texas country music to Brookings
Concert review: Parker McCollum brings Texas country music to Brookings
Alex Thorson | Collegian Preview
International Relations Council | Collegian Preview
Collegian reviews the Naked Chicken Chalupa
Live From Brookings: It’s Capers | Capers 2017
Coach Brad Erickson reflects on 41 years | Collegian Preview
Day in the Life of SDSU
Day in the Life of SDSU
Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Brookings
Black Lives Matter protest in downtown Brookings
Kathy Heylens -Senior Associate AD-Compliance/SWA and Justin Sell -Director of Athletics posing with Marielle Golden - Jumping Seat Coach and Morgan DiGiulio - Western Coach during the athletics staff riding event at the DeHaan Equestrian Center on Friday, Nov. 15.
Athletic Staff Ride Day
SDSU vs. Illinois State
SDSU vs. Illinois State
2019 Womens Soccer Championship
2019 Women’s Soccer Championship
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South Dakota State University's Student-Run Independent Newspaper Since 1885

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Writing project lands student in jail

Denise Watt
May 1, 2007

Oozeball: where mud meets muscle

Denise Watt
April 24, 2007

Newer technological tools available to enhance learning

Denise Watt
April 24, 2007

Students fight flu at SDSU

Denise Watt
March 27, 2007

SDSU forms partnership with Argonne National Laboratory

Denise Watt
February 27, 2007

Hold on to your timelines: History is the hot new major at state universities

Denise Watt
February 6, 2007

Pooba coordinates grand event

Denise Watt
October 24, 2006

Singin’ for fame

Denise Watt
September 26, 2006

Golden Arches re-open Sept. 8

Denise Watt
September 6, 2006

Pride of the Dakotas premiers new look

Denise Watt
September 6, 2006

Summer is DONE

Denise Watt
August 27, 2006

Club develops new course

Denise Watt
August 27, 2006

SDSU Improves Technology

Denise Watt
August 27, 2006

Yearly planning yields positive results for FFA convention

Denise Watt
May 1, 2006

Little I puts ‘agriculture in action’ at SDSU

Denise Watt
April 3, 2006

Honorary doctorate awarded to poet laureate Ted Kooser

Denise Watt
March 27, 2006

Little I slated for March 31 and April 1

Denise Watt
March 27, 2006

National poet laureate to speak at Great Plains Writers’ Conference

Denise Watt
March 20, 2006

Mission of Muck

Denise Watt
March 15, 2006

Technology holds value in classroom

Denise Watt
February 13, 2006

Marysz Rames applies for position in Nebraska

Denise Watt
January 23, 2006

Students, faculty contribute to FFA experience

Denise Watt
April 25, 2005

Pride comes with being a student

Denise Watt
April 25, 2005

History of shaving leads to discovery

Denise Watt
December 7, 2004

Lakota sweat lodge scene for revelation

Denise Watt
November 8, 2004

New minor for students in nonprofit organization

Denise Watt
October 18, 2004

Missed bouquet pieces sprout new roots, hopes

Denise Watt
October 4, 2004

Traditional family farms headed for change

Denise Watt
September 28, 2004

Summer class offers worldly experience without leaving home

Denise Watt
August 27, 2004
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