Jordan Rusche, Editor-in-Chief (She/Her)
• September 23, 2021
Members of the public – including students, faculty and legislators – were able to ask members of the South Dakota Board of Regents about their questions and concerns during an outreach session held...
Brina Sturm, Assistant Lifestyles Editor
• September 14, 2021
Signed into law March 11, 2021, the Higher Education Emergency Relief Fund III (HEERF III) is providing $39.6 billion to institutions and students in order to ensure higher education continues during the...
The Brookings City Council met on May 4 to discuss several pertinent issues surrounding COVID-19 as well as new construction projects; here is the recap.
The council voted to begin a phased...
On Dec. 19, 2019, an New York Magazine Intelligencer article predicted South Dakota’s likely future efforts to restrict protest and free speech rights under the guise of preventing “riot boosting.”...
After a two-day election for Students’ Association President, Vice President and Senator positions, the election results are finalized.
Four percent of SDSU students, or 470 students, voted in the...
In an executive order from March 23, Gov. Noem issued a state of emergency for the state of South Dakota.
Noem held a press conference addressing questions on the order. In the conference, she stressed...
The South Dakota House of Representatives will vote on a bill aimed at changing the legality of certain medical treatments for transgender individuals under the age of 16 Wednesday, Jan. 29, 2020 at the...
On Jan. 15, House Bill 1057 was introduced during the South Dakota Legislative session as the Vulnerable Child Protection Act. If passed, the bill would criminalize medical professionals for prescribing...
South Carolina Representative Ralph Norman (R-SC) proposed House Resolution 6338: “No Federal funds may be used by the National Endowment for the Arts to award a grant for South Dakota State University’s...
