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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
SDSU hosts second annual marade
BIG INVESTMENT IN SPORTS FACILITIES SPAN 16 YEARS
Makenna Schentzel competing in the barrel racing event at this year’s rodeo. In this event, a rider attempts to race around barrels in a cloverleaf pattern. If a rider knocks over a barrel a five second penalty is added to their time.
SDSU hosts Jackrabbit Stampede Rodeo
Reciprocity canceled: Minnesota students will be affected
Reciprocity canceled: Minnesota students will be affected
Jackrabbit track and field compete in third weekend of outdoor season
Jackrabbit track and field compete in third weekend of outdoor season
Red-shirt freshman Brendan Begeman runs the ball during the Spring game inside the Sanford Jackrabbit Athletic Complex Saturday, April 13, 2024. Begeman ran the ball six times totaling 80 yards in the game amongst the team at the end of Spring camp.
Jackrabbits’ spring game scrimmage previews 2024 football roster
Rozelyn Carrillo throws the ball to Mia Jarecki, standing on first base, to throw out a runner. This season, Carrillo has collected 72 putouts which is the third highest on the team behind Brooke Dumont (240) and Alli Boyle (143).
SDSU continues their Summit League season undefeated after three games in Fargo
Era Huether Field
WEATHER OFTEN WINS
SDSU’s Jordan Sagedahl swings at a pitch during the series against Omaha in Omaha, Neb. Friday April 12, 2024. Sagedahl had four hits on the weekend and two home runs in the series.
Jacks go 1-2 down in Omaha, return for series at home city
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 Valentines Day with pottery
UPC celebrates Valentine’s Day with pottery
Pickleball makes its way to SDSU
Pickleball makes its way to SDSU
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
A list of bad songs on good albums: PART 1
A list of bad songs on good albums: PART 1
Why you should pay attention to Legislative Session
Why you should pay attention to Legislative Session
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
Jordan Rusche

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief

Jordan Rusche is the Co-Editor-in-Chief for The Collegian. She is a senior double major in English and journalism from De Smet, South Dakota. When she's not working in the Collegian office until midnight, she likes listening to indie folk music and watching bad sci-fi movies.

All content by Jordan Rusche
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[Photo] Changes to Larson Commons beginning this summer

Avery Haag, Reporter
March 28, 2023
(From left to right) Attorneys Paul Swedlund, Jon Arneson and Jeff Beck representing different media outlets during the T. Denny Sanford case on the SDSU campus.

SD Supreme Court visits campus, hosts public arguments

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief
March 28, 2023
Rise of AI promotes discussions in higher ed

Rise of AI promotes discussions in higher ed

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
February 28, 2023
Bullet found in Yeager Hall

Bullet found in Yeager Hall

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
January 31, 2023
Members of the softball team, Chiara Bassi, Allison Yoder and Shannon Lacey recieved “South Doughkota” t-shirts at the Jan. 14 grand opening of Insomnia Cookies.

[Photo] New cookie store open late

Gracie Terrall, Co-Editor-in-Chief
January 24, 2023
SDSU grad pursues acting career in NYC

SDSU grad pursues acting career in NYC

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 29, 2022
The Pride of the Dakotas marches in Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade.

Pride’s trip comes to a close with successful Macy’s performance

Jordan Rusche and Gracie Terrall
November 24, 2022
(Top, from left) Annamarie Dobbs, Jared Pannell, Kylie LaVoy and Isaac Pham. (Bottom, from left) Hannah Ferens, Mercedes Lodmell, Justine Wiik and Garrett Satterly

Macy’s means end of Pride experience for seniors

Gracie Terrall and Jordan Rusche
November 23, 2022
The Pride performs for family, fans and museum visitors at the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum.

Pride rehearses for parade, performs at Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum

Jordan Rusche and Gracie Terrall
November 23, 2022
After the Rockettes performance, the entire band gathered in Times Square for a group photo.

Pride visits historic monuments, experiences Radio City Christmas Spectacular

Jordan Rusche and Gracie Terrall
November 22, 2022
Will Kessler, a junior trombone player in the Pride of the Dakotas, will be performing in the Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade for the fourth time this year after previously participating in the Macys Great American Marching Band.

Pride member to perform in fourth Macy’s Thanksgiving parade

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 21, 2022
More than 360 Pride members spent their evening eating pizza and burgers while bowling at Times Squares Bowlero.

Pride, family, fans arrive in New York City

Gracie Terrall and Jordan Rusche
November 20, 2022
Roe v. Wade overturn impacts student groups, little change for health clinic

Roe v. Wade overturn impacts student groups, little change for health clinic

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief
November 16, 2022
What’s on the ballot: a guide to major elections, measures in South Dakota

What’s on the ballot: a guide to major elections, measures in South Dakota

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
November 1, 2022
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[Photo] Fake IDs continue to soar in Brookings

Serena Davis, Assistant Lifestyles Editor
October 25, 2022
Michael Nagy, a profesor from the School of English, sits with English Major Kathryn Bradeen at a Craft N Chat event for the English Club.

Former department converted to school; School of English and Interdisciplinary Studies begins year one

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
October 4, 2022
Tina Birgen is the student success coordinator at SDSU. Prior to her role at SDSU, Birgen held roles as a physical education teacher, volleyball coach and personal trainer.

Student success coordinator jumps into new SDSU role

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
September 27, 2022
University officials and other speakers attended the USDA grant announcement. From left: Dean Joseph Cassady, President Barry Dunn, USDA Risk Management Agency Administrator Marcia Bunger, Lt. Gov. Larry Rhoden, project lead Kristi Cammack, Jared Knock of Millborn Seeds, Vice President for Research and Economic Development Daniel Scholl and USDA Farm Service Agency Administrator Zach Ducheneaux.

[Photo] $80 million grant sets SDSU record

Taylor Grill, Reporter
September 20, 2022
Alumni Association starts first widespread mentor program on campus

Alumni Association starts first widespread mentor program on campus

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
September 14, 2022
Students line up at the new Qdoba location in the Student Union.

New food provider, other dining changes to come next fall

Jordan Rusche, Co-Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
August 23, 2022
Professor to premiere broadcast history documentary

Professor to premiere broadcast history documentary

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
April 5, 2022
Jody Owen

Opportunity center grand opening aims to connect with faculty, students

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (she/her)
March 29, 2022
This puppy and his siblings were born at the Brookings Regional Humane Society when their mother was picked up as a stray. They are not ready to be adopted yet, but will be soon.

Humane society still lending helping hand to furry friends

Jordan Rusche, Editor in Chief
March 1, 2022
Sociology, psych setting into Ag engineering

Sociology, psych setting into Ag engineering

Jordan Rusche, Editor in Chief
February 16, 2022
No people, animals hurt in early-morning barn fire

No people, animals hurt in early-morning barn fire

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief
February 8, 2022
Brookings joins statewide Protect Trans Kids rally

Brookings joins statewide Protect Trans Kids rally

Brina Sturm and Jordan Rusche
January 26, 2022
Opportunity Center off to solid start for spring semester

Opportunity Center off to solid start for spring semester

Jordan Rusche, Editor in-Chief (She/Her)
January 26, 2022
Students lobby for alcohol at sporting events

Students lobby for alcohol at sporting events

Jordan Rusche, Editor in-Chief (She/Her)
January 11, 2022
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[Photo] New spot for coffee shop busier than ever

Emma Smith, Reporter
January 11, 2022
Official SDSU opportunity center plan announced

Official SDSU opportunity center plan announced

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
December 10, 2021
Shanell Peterson and her fiancé, Kishan Chavan, during Holi.

From SDSU graduate to New Zealand influencer

Jordan Rusche, Editor In-chief (She/Her)
November 16, 2021
Library speaker series promotes Indigenous history, culture

Library speaker series promotes Indigenous history, culture

Jordan Rusche, Edidor in-Chief
November 2, 2021
Michaela Willis and Dennis Hedge present their current plans for SDSU’s opportunity center to students during the Oct. 26 listening session. This was the first of three sessions hosted by university officials to discuss opportunity centers.

New centers leave students, faculty out on a limb

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (she/her)
October 26, 2021
SDBOR discusses diversity, consolidations in public meeting

SDBOR discusses diversity, consolidations in public meeting

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
September 24, 2021
$46 million Raven Precision Ag Center opens to students

$46 million Raven Precision Ag Center opens to students

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
August 31, 2021
New Location, new major, new director for psychology, sociology department

New Location, new major, new director for psychology, sociology department

Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
August 24, 2021
Brookings arts festival to celebrate 50th year

Brookings arts festival to celebrate 50th year

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor
May 4, 2021
Cheer team earns first place in division at Nationals

Cheer team earns first place in division at Nationals

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
April 27, 2021
The Pride to perform in 2022 Macys Thanksgiving Day Parade

The Pride to perform in 2022 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade

Gracie Terrall and Jordan Rusche
April 22, 2021
Social media challenge aimed to minimize food waste

Social media challenge aimed to minimize food waste

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
April 20, 2021
Drag show introduces students to queer culture

Drag show introduces students to queer culture

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
April 13, 2021
Courtesy of Isabelle Masloski

Cheer team to compete virtually in national competition

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
April 10, 2021
UPC to provide variety of events to finish out semester

UPC to provide variety of events to finish out semester

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
March 30, 2021
Women of color share struggles, experiences of healthcare profession

Women of color share struggles, experiences of healthcare profession

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
March 23, 2021
Universities to have extended Easter recess

Universities to have extended Easter recess

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
March 17, 2021
Spring concert explores impacts of last year through dance

Spring concert explores impacts of last year through dance

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
March 16, 2021
Departments going on fourth year of temporary inaccessible location

Departments going on fourth year of ‘temporary’ inaccessible location

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
March 2, 2021
Theater department presents ‘comedy of manners’ in new production

Theater department presents ‘comedy of manners’ in new production

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
February 23, 2021
Students shoot for the Moon in NASA challenges

Students shoot for the Moon in NASA challenges

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
February 10, 2021
BSA continues discussions of equality through February

BSA continues discussions of equality through February

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
February 2, 2021
HB 1076 alive despite deferral

HB 1076 alive despite deferral

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
January 27, 2021
University investigates racist message in dorm

University investigates racist message in dorm

Jordan Rusche and Gracie Terrall
January 15, 2021
How is it almost March again?

How is it almost March again?

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
January 13, 2021
Veterans Day provides sense of community to students, staff

Veterans Day provides sense of community to students, staff

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
November 18, 2020
Traditional Mexican celebration spread cultural education

Traditional Mexican celebration spread cultural education

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
November 14, 2020
Hidden history of missing and murdered Indigenous women

Hidden history of missing and murdered Indigenous women

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
November 4, 2020
Hobo Day event helps combat food insecurity on campus

Hobo Day event helps combat food insecurity on campus

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
October 28, 2020
Mini Fall Festival attendance proves strong despite restrictions

Mini Fall Festival attendance proves strong despite restrictions

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
October 21, 2020
Election 2016 vs. 2020: Whats changed, whats stayed the same?

Election 2016 vs. 2020: What’s changed, what’s stayed the same?

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/Her)
September 30, 2020
Hispanic Heritage Month creates community on campus

Hispanic Heritage Month creates community on campus

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor (She/her)
September 23, 2020
Photo from Jacks Club Hub

What it takes to be a student religious group

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor
September 16, 2020
Dr. Jason Sole, a criminal justice educator and author, speaking to students about breaking down stereotypes at a Black Student Alliance presentation in Jack’s Place Sept. 3.

BSA breaking down stereotypes with key speaker

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor
September 9, 2020
How campus events have been reinvented

How campus events have been reinvented

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor
September 9, 2020
SDSU alumna working hard to keep us safe

SDSU alumna working hard to keep us safe

Jordan Rusche, Lifestyles Editor
August 26, 2020
Board of Regents adopts system for face covering requirements

Board of Regents adopts system for face covering requirements

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
July 22, 2020
Former UPD officer sentenced to 8 years for child porn

Former UPD officer sentenced to 8 years for child porn

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
July 8, 2020
Department of Health announces four-week mass testing plans

Department of Health announces four-week mass testing plans

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
May 15, 2020
Jackrabbits set record for annual scholarship auction

Jackrabbits set record for annual scholarship auction

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
May 13, 2020
SDSU clarifies temporary grading policy in response to student confusion

SDSU clarifies temporary grading policy in response to student confusion

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 30, 2020
SDSU vice provost announces retirement

SDSU vice provost announces retirement

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 30, 2020
Why college students still struggle with social distancing

Why college students still struggle with social distancing

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 20, 2020
South Dakota outbreak projections shift once more

South Dakota outbreak projections shift once more

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 15, 2020
Three-day shutdown for Smithfield Foods Inc. during COVID-19 hotspot

Three-day shutdown for Smithfield Foods Inc. during COVID-19 hotspot

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 10, 2020
COVID-19 models predict 30% of SD population to become infected

COVID-19 models predict 30% of SD population to become infected

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
April 2, 2020
Collegian photo by Frankie Herrera

Indian Student Association celebrates another successful India Night

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
March 4, 2020

Indian Student Association celebrates thirty years of India Night

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
February 29, 2020
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Raven Precision Agriculture Center receives new donation

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
February 11, 2020
Inside the dangers of nicotine

Inside the dangers of nicotine

Jordan Rusche, Copy Editor
February 6, 2020
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