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

The Collegian

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

The Collegian

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

The Collegian

Opinion: Sporting figures using their voices for good isnt a bad thing

Opinion: Sporting figures using their voices for good isn’t a bad thing

Sydney Smith, Reporter (She/Her) September 29, 2020

Sports and politics. Two of the most dominating, discussed and debated topics in the U.S. It’s hard to have a civil conversation about either of these interests and their opposing sides without getting...

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

Are you a mindless spender?

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension September 29, 2020

Have you ever caught yourself thinking “Where did my money go?” Low-cost purchases can start to add up. Before you know it, you don’t have money for high-cost purchases or emergencies. Here are some...

If you knew Paris Hilton before 2020: No you didnt

If you knew Paris Hilton before 2020: No you didn’t

Josie Nelson, Reporter September 23, 2020

The past decade has been the decade of influencers all thanks to our queen of influencers; Paris Hilton in her early years of life.  Picture this, it’s the early 2000s, Paris describes things using...

Some reasons why: A response to 13 Reasons Why

Some reasons why: A response to 13 Reasons Why

Andre Gary-Mack, Opinion Editor He/Him September 22, 2020

This article contains spoilers for the show “13 Reasons Why” Depression, anxiety, sexual assault, coming out and drugs have become all too real topics in television in the last decade. From the...

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

How to recover from budget busters

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension September 16, 2020

So, you made a spending plan. Everything balanced out. You know how much money you will have to spend and you know what you will spend the money on. Then, as you are buying that latte to get you through...

Gov. Kristi Noem

A Cinematic Politician

Andre Gary-Mack, Opinion Editor September 9, 2020

When I think of our current political climate, I often reminisce on my time spent reading the Divergent and Hunger Games series. The female political leaders in both books were strong willed, ambitious...

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

Talking about finances with your roommate

Lorna Saboe-Wounded Head, Family Resource Management Field Specialist, SDSU Extension September 8, 2020

It’s about a month into the semester, and for some, a month living with a new roommate. Ideally, you would want to talk to your roommate about money and other more serious topics before moving in together....

Coronaviruss Environmental Implications

Coronavirus’s Environmental Implications

Jennifer McLaughlin, Guest Columnist April 28, 2020

In the last few weeks, headlines showcased the reduction of air pollution in China and New York City as communities were forced to shelter-in-place. The analytical maps were striking in how fast the cities...

Governor Noem’s Disingenuous Motives

Governor Noem’s Disingenuous Motives

Caitlyn Speier, Guest Columnist April 28, 2020

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.”...

Workplace Displacement

Workplace Displacement

Noah R. Mincheff, Opinion Editor April 23, 2020

My room is for sleeping, my desk and computer are for play. The living room is for talking with family; the kitchen is for cooking and eating. My dining room is for puzzles, hobby painting and other personal...

How to plan your finances for post-graduation life

How to plan your finances for post-graduation life

Mackenzie Smith, Guest Columnist April 20, 2020

As amazing as college is, I know there are definitely some of you that can’t wait for the day you are officially done, diploma in hand. It’s what you worked so hard for, but life after graduation can...

What to do when your budget goes out the window

What to do when your budget goes out the window

Mackenzie Smith, Guest Columnist April 20, 2020

COVID-19 is scary; it’s changing a lot of things, and to say that we are out of sorts right now would be an understatement. Some of you might be saving money from this, some of you might be losing it....

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