The Collegian’s wildest dreams for 2019 and all it can offer
January 9, 2019
Filed under Opinion
2018 was a year full of highs, lows and an abnormal number of hurricanes — but when the calendar reset the world adopted a new sense of optimism for 2019 and all it has to offer. While reflecting on some of the year’s trials and tribulations, we, at The Collegian, found ourselves more than ready...
Two types of people celebrate Hobo Day
October 10, 2018
Filed under Editorial
Do students who aren’t on Hobo Day Committee actually get excited about Hobo Week anymore or is it just a free pass to drink during the week? We, at The Collegian, have noticed a pattern in the types of people who celebrate during Hobo Week. Generally, the same faces attend the Hobo Week events like R...
#SaveStudentNewsrooms
April 25, 2018
Filed under Editorial
More than 100 student newsrooms around the country are writing editorials in support of the #SaveStudentNewsrooms movement, highlighting the struggles and importance of student media, on April 25. Student newsrooms big and small are constantly facing difficult situations, including the loss of funding, ...
Issue: Bono stepped down as wrestling head coach to go to the University of Wisconsin.
April 4, 2018
Filed under Editorial
Chris Bono left South Dakota State for a new job last week. He announced his move to the University of Wisconsin of the Big Ten March 24, not long after Seth Gross won SDSU’s first NCAA Division I Championship. It all happened so fast. There was some confusion, a little bit of heart break, but ultimately...
Issue: Apathy about student government and university issues is problematic.
March 21, 2018
Filed under Editorial
South Dakota State students will elect their new Students’ Association senators, president and vice president March 21. Election season is usually an exciting time on campus. Sidewalks are chalked, political posters are plastered in Rotunda and campus is buzzing. However, if anyone hasn’t noticed,...
Issue: End of semester pressure requires time management and balance for less stress.
March 14, 2018
Filed under Editorial
Coming back from spring break, we, at The Collegian, found it difficult to crawl out of bed Monday morning. Being launched into a week of class, work, friends and other activities left us overwhelmed and longing for the summer. The rest of the semester seems unbearable to get through and we’d rather...
Issue: We’ve grown used to mass shootings in the United States.
February 28, 2018
Filed under Opinion
The Feb. 14 high school shooting in Parkland, Florida, has us asking: How does this keep happening? We, at The Collegian, are no longer shocked by another heart-shattering mass shooting. We’ve become desensitized to these common atrocities, so we do not always feel the outrage these events deserve. We...
Issue: Participation in Black History Month is more important now than ever.
February 7, 2018
Filed under Editorial
This year’s Black History Month may be the most important out of the last 12 years. This administration has been deservingly criticized for its lack of diversity and open racism from the President of the United States. Yes, it should be a given that Black History Month is important, but it is necessary,...
Issue: Students’ Association passed Resolution 17-12-R without gaining constituent opinions first.
January 31, 2018
Filed under Editorial
Last week, The Collegian Editorial Board opposed South Dakota House Bill 1073.This week, South Dakota State University Students’ Association passed Resolution 17-12-R with a 20-7 vote opposing the same bill. Except there’s an issue with this. The Collegian Editorial Board can freely take a...
House Bill 1073 sponsors want to expand free speech on South Dakota college campuses
January 24, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
Issue: House Bill 1073 sponsors want to expand free speech on South Dakota college campuses. When The Collegian heard a bill protecting free speech on college campuses was being introduced to the South Dakota Legislature we were excited — until we researched it. House Bill 1073 claims it will protect the free speech of South Dakota public universities by making “any outdoor areas” “public forums....
Issue: Students need to engage more on campus and in their community.
January 17, 2018
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
As the new year and new semester progress, many students look ahead with goals and plans to achieve them. We, at The Collegian, wanted to look ahead as well, but at the campus and community event calendar. This semester, there’s plenty of events to be a part of, like Capers, Wacipi, State A Thon,...
The Humane Society needs our support year-round to avoid financial crisis
November 29, 2017
Filed under Editorial, Opinion
In November, the Brookings Humane Society made their financial struggles known to the public. If they couldn’t raise enough funds, the Humane Society feared their doors would close by the end of the month. After a few weeks, the Brookings community raised enough money to support the Humane Society t...
Speakers talk on value soil health on Jan. 22-23
January 16, 2019
Men head to Grand Forks in search of fourth straight win
January 15, 2019
New year brings new wave of Wellness Center attendance
January 15, 2019
Otzelberger, Johnson, Stiegelmeier ink contracts
January 15, 2019
Track and Field sweeps UND, hosts meets this weekend
January 15, 2019