A heavy docket during the Monday, Oct. 1 Students’ Association meeting lasted almost two hours.
Ty Dunse, a sophomore human biology major from Webster, South Dakota, was selected to fill the vacancy...
If you go to South Dakota State, you know homecoming is called Hobo Day—not Hobo Days.
There has been a push by the Hobo Day Committee to do consistent branding of the one-day celebration, which...
Did an American astronaut ever actually set foot on the moon?
Down the Rabbit Hole: Conspiracy Theory Club discussed this burning question during its inaugural meeting on Sunday night, Sept. 16.
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Sitting in the Lewis and Clark Room in the Student Union, the Paintball Club discusses their recent trip to a nearby paintball field, the adrenaline they felt and when their next trip will be.
According...
It’s time to take an adventure down the rabbit hole.
Last week, South Dakota State University Students’ Association approved the constitution for Down the Rabbit Hole: Conspiracy Theory Club.
Amanda...
Want to see what rugby is all about?
There will be a free try rugby camp sponsored by SDSU Women’s Rugby Club 9 a.m. Saturday, Aug. 25 at Sexauer Field, by the Dairy Bar.
The Women's Rugby Club will...
SDSU COLLEGE OF AG AND BIO MEDIA
The South Dakota State University Dairy Products Judging Team and Intercollegiate Dairy Challenge Team had noteworthy finishes at their respective competitions this...
Last Wednesday the Multicultural Center hosted the annual Tunnel of Oppression exhibit with help from five student organizations at South Dakota State University.
The five organizations involved were:...
UNIVERSITY MARKETING AND COMMUNICATIONS
BROOKINGS, S.D. — April 18, 2018 — Competing in the shadow of Penn State’s Beaver Stadium, a group of SDSU mechanical engineering students won top honors...
For members of the Student Sustainability Council, sustainability isn’t just a trend or buzzword.
The SSC, as it says in its constitution, “...envisions and supports a prosperous, equitable, sustainable,...
SDSU’s campus is a pretty busy place. Between the hundreds of campus clubs, departments and other organizations, there’s a lot happening, but what do they all have in common? A need to advertise themselves.
“I...
Oakwood is gearing up to publish its latest edition of the annual literary magazine, which features work by both SDSU students, artists and writers from the Great Plains region.
Students in all fields...
