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Planned apartment complexes promise 200 new units near campus
Planned apartment complexes promise 200 new units near campus
Students peacefully protesting and celebrating the life of Martin Luther King Junior at last years "Marade."
SDSU to host MLK ‘Marade’ again
Abby Johnson and Grace Fritz decorating the Blueprint Christmas Tree in the Student Union.
Holiday Open House Brings Holiday Season to Union
Tuition freeze fate uncertain in upcoming legislative session
Tuition freeze fate uncertain in upcoming legislative session
INTEK worker transporting vents in Meadows
Meadows residents express health concerns
SDSU fell to the Bison 28-21 in Fargo, North Dakota for the second time this season.
Jacks fall 28-21 to Bison in FCS Semifinal
Griffin Wilde catching a pass in the endzone. Wilde scored two touchdowns in the SDSU 55-14 victory.
Jacks take down the Cardinals 55-14
Burr and the Jackrabbits finished with three losses on the season. Burr played in all 30 of SDSU's matches.
Freshman shows potential in first collegiate season
Adam Bock Returning a 40-yard interception for a touchdown. It was Bock's second pick six of his college career, his first being against UC Davis in 2021.
Jacks topple Griz 35-18 in playoff victory
The Jacks took their second loss in a row in the NCAA Volleyball National Tournament against Miami.
Jacks suffer sweep to Miami in NCAA National Tournament
Festival of Lights 'kickoff for Christmas'
Festival of Lights ‘kickoff for Christmas’
Brooklyn & Nick are two students acting in the upcoming Macbeth production, which will be presented for the first time on November 21 and run until November 24.
Shakespeare’s ‘cursed’ play comes to campus
Lainey Wilson on stage during her performance in Sioux Falls.
Concert review: Lainey Wilson returns to Sioux Falls on first headlining arena tour
The South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum Gift Shop includes a variety of gift items, many from South Dakota.
Local gift shops band together to promote event
Community Art Day
Community Art Day
Larson in the main stage area of the CMA awards that was hosted in Nashville, Tennessee on Nov. 24
Behind the Scenes at the CMA’s
Lainey Wilson on stage during her performance in Sioux Falls.
Concert review: Lainey Wilson returns to Sioux Falls on first headlining arena tour
Student Journalism Matters
“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’
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All content by Garrett Ammesmaki
Drunken decisions: Impacts of underage consumption charges

Drunken decisions: Impacts of underage consumption charges

Garrett Ammesmaki
September 26, 2018
ABBY WOLF

‘Demise of the monarch’ amidst plummeting pheasant populations

Garrett Ammesmaki
April 18, 2018
Garrett Ammesmaki News Editor

Time to legalize marijuana use

Garrett Ammesmaki
April 11, 2018
GARRETT AMMESMAKI Coding is used increasingly across every modern industry, and program coordinator of graphic design Young Ae Kim said it helps young graduates stand out to employers, no matter their major. According to Young Ae Kim, many students outside of the computer science field are initially “scared” or intimidated by the idea of coding, but with programs such as Adobe Dreamweaver and Muse, personalized webpage and app design are easier than ever.

Creative coding: potential found in untapped market

Garrett Ammesmaki
April 11, 2018
WESLEY TSCHETTER

Long-time CFO Tschetter retires

Garrett Ammesmaki
April 4, 2018
SDSTATE.EDU

Researchers make strides in end-of-life care communications

Garrett Ammesmaki
February 28, 2018
Garrett Ammesmaki News Editor

Valentine’s Day history: beyond hearts, flowers

Garrett Ammesmaki
February 14, 2018
N’WEST IOWA REVIEW

Return to school delayed for student who suffered farm injury

Garrett Ammesmaki
February 7, 2018
Bott-Knutson named dean of Fishback Honors College

Bott-Knutson named dean of Fishback Honors College

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 31, 2018
HORATIO ALGER ASSOCIATION Denny Sanford recieved an award from the Horatio Alger Association in 2016 in recognition of his philanthropy. $30 million is the largest single gift they have received.

Sanford donates $2.5 million in scholarships to SDSU students

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 31, 2018
GARRETT AMMESMAKI Arlinda Peacock walks in the middle of the Women’s March Jan. 20 as the procession makes its way down Dakota Avenue. The march started at Carnegie Townhall and finished at the Minnehaha Courthouse.

South Dakota Women’s March calls for equality, political action

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 24, 2018
FLICKR

Trump administration not only racist, but anti-American

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 17, 2018
GARRETT AMMESMAKI

Multicultural Center move hinges on BoR approval

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 17, 2018
Doctoral students win nationally for innovation in geospatial science

Doctoral students win nationally for innovation in geospatial science

Garrett Ammesmaki
January 11, 2018
‘Diversity academy’ to give in-depth look at inequality

‘Diversity academy’ to give in-depth look at inequality

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 29, 2017
FILE PHOTO SDState Shooting Sports Team’s sophomore vice president Jason Dickinson watches freshman team member Mitch Lack shoot at a team meeting. The Shooting Sports Team meets every Tuesday and Thursday.

SDState Shooting Sports Team locked, loaded

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 15, 2017
PUBLIC DOMAIN IMAGES Some buildings on campus are not compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act and create inconveniences for students with physical disabilities.

SDSU behind in ADA compliance, accessibility

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 15, 2017
BAILEY HILL

Always connected: digital stalking at SDSU

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 8, 2017
GARRETT AMMESMAKI

Public library gives students more activities

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 8, 2017
SUBMITTED This photo of former SDSU student Cole Paulson was shared Friday night. It has drawn criticism online and the universities response has come under fire from students as well.

‘This happens every year:’ blackface costume draws controversy at SDSU

Garrett Ammesmaki
November 1, 2017
BAILEY HILL

‘Behind closed doors:’ controlling behaviors normalized in intimate college relationships

Garrett Ammesmaki
October 18, 2017
GARRETT AMMESMAKI

BATA Bus relatively unused, unknown among students

Garrett Ammesmaki
October 18, 2017
Garrett Ammesmaki News Editor

More fear, more loathing

Garrett Ammesmaki
October 11, 2017
Digital Library of South Dakota (DLSD) A float rides through the parade during Hobo Day (1963). This was the tipping point for Hobo Day floats, as regional newspapers would criticize SDSU students for being “vulgar” and “obscene,” resulting in administration toning down future floats.

‘Where your roots lie:’ history, controversy of Hobo Day

Garrett Ammesmaki
October 11, 2017
Title IX investigation

‘Offensive’ sign triggers Title IX investigation

Garrett Ammesmaki
September 20, 2017
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