Becca Ady, Guest Columnist (She/her)
• November 17, 2020
When looking at past elections, there have been instances where the winner of the popular vote has not won the presidency because of the electoral college.
No other developed country has an electoral...
Last summer, plastic bags were taken off the recyclable list for Brookings and South Dakota State University and remain unrecyclable in single stream recycling today. This includes plastic bags alone and...
Most people don't often think of fashion and politics as going hand in hand. Well in fact, they do. A lot of what happens in this multibillion-dollar industry works hand in hand with policies, bills and...
Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension
• October 28, 2020
You have made it past the halfway point of the semester. With only about a month left before you leave campus for a break, now is the time to start thinking and planning for financial needs for next semester.
Employment
Work...
Cultural appropriation is something that has infiltrated society with the help of mainstream culture and social media.
This is the season to display our most creative sides through costume and traditions,...
When one of my favorite YouTubers and podcasters, Shallon Lester, the self-declared “queen of the girls,” and proponent of confidence, self-esteem and “feminine feminism” recommended that all of...
It’s not lapis, it’s not turquoise: it’s actually blue, paraphrasing a quote from “The Devil Wears Prada,” an iconic movie in cinematic history and in fashion.
But what does this have to do...
There’s a sidewalk on the north side of the Stanley J. Marshall Center that should have my name on it.
It doesn’t. But it should. I helped pour it back in the fall of 1972.
That’s quite a while...
I want to personally thank you for your continued efforts and the commitment you have made these past several weeks to your educational opportunities at South Dakota State University. Today marks the halfway...
As a resident of New York City for nearly 11 years, fall has always meant a return to bearable temperatures on the subway platforms and a surge of new and exciting Broadway shows.
While working on Broadway...
With the 2020 election right around the corner, we have one simple message: Vote.
During the 2018 midterm election, voter turnout in the 18-29 age range was 36%, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. While...
Former Vice President Joe Biden’s journey to the presidential nomination has certainly been tumultuous. While maybe not every Democrat’s first-choice candidate, Joe Biden’s left-centrist positions...
