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South Dakota State University's Student-Run Independent Newspaper Since 1885

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Collegian seniors say goodbye

Collegian seniors say goodbye

Senior Collegian Staff April 25, 2023

With this being the last Collegian issue for the 2022-2023 school year, this also marks the last issue for our senior editorial staff members. From Jordan Rusche, Gracie Terrall, Mara Wheaton, Skyler...

Short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” provides insight into psychology and mental health care

Short story “The Yellow Wallpaper” provides insight into psychology and mental health care

Andrea Huete, Copy Editor March 21, 2023

One SDSU professor assigned four students taking his Introduction to Literature course to read “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Gilman. The psychological horror short story follows the journey...

Concert review: Parker McCollum brings Texas country music to Brookings

Concert review: Parker McCollum brings Texas country music to Brookings

Christian Larson, Reporter February 14, 2023

Texas-based country singer-songwriter Parker McCollum made his return to South Dakota Feb. 10 as he headlined The Swiftel Center in Brookings for the first time. Nearly 4,000 people attended the concert.  It...

Movie review: Will “Disenchanted” live up to its prequel?

Movie review: Will “Disenchanted” live up to its prequel?

Andrea Huete, Copy Editor November 16, 2022

Disney has come up with another fairy tale. Disney+ will exclusively be releasing and streaming “Disenchanted” Nov. 18. The film is a sequel to “Enchanted,” released on Thanksgiving weekend...

Issue: Hobo Day is better than D-Days

Issue: Hobo Day is better than D-Days

Editorial Board November 1, 2022

In the Oct. 19 issue of The Volante, the University of South Dakota’s newspaper, they wrote an editorial titled “D-Days is Better than Hobo Days.” We’d like to respond and explain why they are...

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head

NEW: New scams targeting college students

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension September 27, 2022

Just when one scam gets shut down a new one appears. College students can be vulnerable to scams because of their new financial experiences and decisions. Here is a list of scams that specially target...

Movie review: ‘Father Stu;’ A story of suffering and faith based on a true story

Movie review: ‘Father Stu;’ A story of suffering and faith based on a true story

Andrea Huete, Reporter (She/Her) September 20, 2022

What’s new to watch on Netflix these days? On my recommendation list, I discovered “Father Stu,” which is a two-hour movie directed by Rosalind Ross that came out in 2022. Because Mark Wahlberg was...

The Little Mermaid can be Black

The Little Mermaid can be Black

Editorial Board September 20, 2022

Disney released the new trailer for the upcoming live-action remake of “The Little Mermaid” Sept. 9, and in the 12 short days it’s been on the internet, people are already complaining. Most of...

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head

Financial tips: Avoid identity theft

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist September 20, 2022

You may not think you have much information to form your financial identity, but identity thieves can take one piece of your personal information and cause financial problems for the rest of your life.  Your...

Behind the scenes: The Collegian advertising team

Behind the scenes: The Collegian advertising team

Josie Nelson, Advertising Representative and Designer April 27, 2022

When you look at this picture, you probably haven’t seen us before associated with this newspaper–maybe you have. This unbelievable, all-female team is a crucial reason for your picking up of this...

Lorna Wounded Head is the Family Resource Management Field Specialist at SDSU.

Paying attention to federal student loans during deferment

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension April 26, 2022

Since March 2020, federal student loans payments have been deferred and interest rates are zero percent. The student loan payment relief will continue until Aug. 31, 2022. For current students, the payment...

Book review: Fish in a Tree

Book review: Fish in a Tree

Andrea Huete, Copy Editor (She/Her) April 26, 2022

​​As an Early Childhood Education major, I was required to take a class called Survey of Middle-Level Education, EDFN 300. My instructor, Betsy L. Schamber, had us read a novel, “Fish in a Tree,”...

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