The theatre department at South Dakota State may lose their in-residence ghost when they move to the Performing Arts Center in 2019.
George’s backstory stems from a tale of a janitor falling off either...
Students pass by a statue of his likeness every day.
His influence in fundraising for the South Dakota State University Foundation has been felt by the university’s faculty and students for years.
On...
Drones are no longer exclusively being used as military weapons, but becoming more present in the workplace and as a hobby. An emerging trend in some job fields requires hands-on experience with drones.
A...
The University Bookstore unveiled their 1881 Vintage apparel and merchandise line Sept. 1 to celebrate the 10th anniversary of retiring the old Jackrabbit.
Due to licensing limitations, the clothing...
Lt. Col. Brian Schroeder has been watching with keen interest the past two weeks as the southeastern part of the nation has been hammered by Hurricanes Harvey and Irma.
Now Maria, a Category 5 storm,...
This article about the first Hobo Day 100 years ago was published by The Collegian — then The Industrial Collegian — Nov. 5, 1912. The first annual Hobo Day was a success in every respect and...
It’s sort of silly, really. To dress up as bums, grow beards and pigtails, going from house to house to eat stew and party like it’s 1912 every year. Everyone else celebrates a homecoming. We celebrate...
