A tragedy unfolded Nov. 5 at Travis Scott’s Astroworld Festival in Houston where eight people died and over 300 were injured.  The concert, which was meant to hold over 50,000 people, quickly became...

There is a myth that college students have to survive on Ramen or generic Mac n’ Cheese because they don’t have money to buy “real” or “good” food. With a little planning, students don’t...

Over 50 former students and faculty of Liberty University in Virginia have come forward with stories of school officials discouraging, dismissing and blaming students who have tried to come forward with...

For over a decade, Mickey Guyton has been the only Black female artist signed to a major Nashville label. She made her proper debut in 2015 with her single “Better Than You Left Me,” which was a moderate...

Anyone with any type of social media account has probably heard by now that Facebook and some other platforms under its umbrella—including Instagram and Whatsapp—experienced outages on Monday that...

Scammers prey on vulnerable populations. Their goal is to take advantage of anyone who is making a purchase, signing a contract or applying for a loan.  New scams are created every day; the way to...

The mornings are crisp and cool, the leaves are starting to change, pumpkin spice is back, and we all know what that means — it’s flu season! But ... it’s still the season of COVID-19. The pandemic...

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

Whether you are a freshman, senior or graduate student, you have experience using financial aid to pay for college expenses.  Financial aid is available from the government (Department of Education)...

In less than a week, you will officially come to the end of your college career and most will have the opportunity to walk across the commencement stage, receive your degrees and go out into the world,...

Roses are red, violets are blue, but did you know that campus landscaping is green, too? While April is host to Earth Day and National Garden Month, South Dakota State University’s Facilities and Services...

You have made it through another semester of college. Summer break is just a few days away. What are your plans? Whether you will be continuing to take classes, completing an internship or working, make...