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Students’ Association members discuss changes coming to Larson Commons, 24/7 access to the Briggs Library in their latest regular meeting on Monday, Nov. 18, 2024.
Title IX updates, Larson renovation and library access discussed
Prompt: I want you to create a piece of art that involves Artificial Intelligence, South Dakota State University and Jackrabbits
GETTING A HANDLE ON AI
Pride of the Dakotas
Building the Band
New trends in alcohol arrests
New trends in alcohol arrests
On Jan. 21, 2025, SDSU plans to update their website. The update has cost the University $600,000, and they have been working with tech company Lullabot to roll out the new look.
SDSU to update their website this January
The Jackrabbit volleyball team celebrates after sweeping rival South Dakota to earn the outright Summit League crown on Monday, Nov. 19 in Vermillion.
Jackrabbits finish Summit League play 9-1 in last three regular season matches
Hawkeyes to Jackrabbits
Hawkeyes to Jackrabbits
Kallie Theisen attempts a shot with Duke forward Toby Fournier defending the net. Fournier recorded a block in the 75-71 Duke victory.
Jacks drop first game of season to Duke
Angel Johnson scoring his only touchdown in the win over the Southern Illinois Salukis on Saturday. This season, the Jackrabbits have scored 31 rushing touchdowns throughout the course of 11 games. Angel Johnson has amounted to three of them, all scored in the last three games.
Missouri State offense presents road test for final regular season game
Mathew Durrance intercepting his second pass of the night. Durrance is now tied with Steven Arrell and Tucker Large with the most interception on the season.
Jacks win blowout victory over Salukis 41-10
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
The South Wall has 250 squares total and include 47 historical and important photos in Frost Arena.
If this wall could talk…
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’
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)
South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newsource Since 1885

The Collegian
South Dakota State University's Independent Student-Run Newsource Since 1885

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Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief

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David Knudson addresses attendees during the Mike Huether Public Service Academy reception on behalf of benefactor, T. Denny Sanford

SDSU announces new public service program

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
April 9, 2024
South Dakota ranks high for sexually transmitted infections

South Dakota ranks high for sexually transmitted infections

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
March 19, 2024
Bill that passed House is First Amendment violation, SA senator, lawyer say

Bill that passed House is First Amendment violation, SA senator, lawyer say

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief
February 13, 2024
Page 1 of the policy

New branding, communication policy causes concern for faculty and students

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
January 30, 2024
Brookings Mayor Ope Niemeyer addresses the SDSU Students' Association along with City Manager Paul Bresino at their regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 22, 2024.

[Photo] City election may bring Aldi, furniture retailer and more to Brookings

Tate Peterson, Reporter
January 24, 2024
Brookings Mayor Ope Niemeyer addresses the SDSU Students' Association along with City Manager Paul Bresino at their regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 22, 2024.

[Photo] Student organizations report, two new senators sworn in

Brayden Byers, Assistant News Editor
January 23, 2024
Students celebrate at the Nov. 18 Missouri State game at Dana J. Dykhouse with beers sold in the stadium for the second season since the policy was changed in April of 2022.

Beer sales hit $420,000

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
January 16, 2024
One of the incidents took place on a Medary Avenue crosswalk that leads to Hansen Hall ealier this semster around 10:30 p.m.

Student leaders raise concerns after pedestrians struck by cars

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
November 28, 2023
Black Student Alliance President Olivia McFadden addresses the Senate at the Lewis and Clark room in the University Student Union Monday, Nov. 27, 2023.

[Photo] New club approved, GAF Strategic plan discussed

Jacob Boyko, Reporter
November 28, 2023
SANE nurses posing with new camera that will make it easier to collect evidence for those who have been victims of sexual assault.

New camera will help collect evidence for sexual assault survivors

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
November 7, 2023
Talk of Renovations in Student Union Basement

Talk of Renovations in Student Union Basement

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
October 31, 2023
Student leaders think SDSU should be more transparent with crimes on campus

Student leaders think SDSU should be more transparent with crimes on campus

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief
October 17, 2023
Sen. Mike Rounds, R-South Dakota, right, shakes hands with Elon Musk, CEO of Tesla, X and SpaceX, on Sept. 13, 2023, in Washington, D.C., during a discussion about artificial intelligence.

Q&A: Sen. Rounds discusses farm bills, student loan debt

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief
October 17, 2023
Hobo Day Committee addresses senate about upcoming events at the Monday Students' Association meeting

STUDENTS’ ASSOCIATION BRIEF

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief
October 3, 2023
sd.gov

Student Federation sends letter to Gov. Noem

Greta Goede, Editor-in-Chief
September 12, 2023
President Dunn Discusses Cyberattack, SA Finance Chair Sworn in

President Dunn Discusses Cyberattack, SA Finance Chair Sworn in

Greta Goede, Editor-In-Chief
August 29, 2023
SA Vice President sworn in

SA Vice President sworn in

Greta Goede, Editor-in-chief
August 22, 2023
SA President Trinity Peterson

Students’ Association plans GAF spending

Greta Goede, Editor-in-chief
August 22, 2023
SA President Trinity Peterson

Peterson to become SA president

Jacob Boyko and Greta Goede
April 27, 2023
SA President Nicholas Grote was sworn earlier this month.

Students’ Association President arrested, charged

Greta Goede and Jacob Boyko
April 18, 2023
Underage consumption charges dropped by over 250 since the start of the Brookings Youth Diversion Program in 2017.

Youth diversion program lowers underage charges

Greta Goede, Asst. News Editor
February 28, 2023
Hemp crops gaining traction in South Dakota

Hemp crops gaining traction in South Dakota

Greta Goede, Assistant News Editor
January 31, 2023
South Dakota, at last, launches freedom scholarship

South Dakota, at last, launches freedom scholarship

Greta Goede, Assistant News Editor
October 18, 2022
Jack the jackrabbit sits in the bummobile

$2 Million Raised: One Day for STATE breaks records

Greta Goede, Reporter
September 13, 2022
SDSU instructor Jodi Andrews’ poetry collection “Skin Reverberations” came out July 14

Instructor releases poetry collection on her battle with cancer

Greta Goede, Reporter
August 23, 2022
Wecota Annex to be razed in $800,000 demolition

Wecota Annex to be razed in $800,000 demolition

Greta Goede, Reporter
March 22, 2022
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