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

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UPD: crime statistics, say no to fake IDs

UPD: crime statistics, say no to fake IDs

Mara Wheaton, Lifestyles Editor October 4, 2022

At the Oct. 3 Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by University Police Officer Scott Roberts, received an update on Starship robots on campus and approved three resolutions.    Officer...

SA President Blake Pulse swears in Senators Hannah Dayaget, Hayden Bentz, Erika Van  Nieuwenhuyse and Claire Koenecke during the Sept. 19 meeting.

Alumni to mentor students, Senate greenlights Taylor Swift Club

Jacob Boyko, News Editor September 20, 2022

At the Sept. 19 Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by the Vice President of the Alumni Association, the Taylor Swift Society and approved a resolution to thank retiring professor...

SDSU prepares for Student Union renovation

SDSU prepares for Student Union renovation

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 26, 2022

At South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting April 25, senators were addressed by Jennifer Novotny, senior director of the University Student Union, approved student club constitutions...

Andrew Rasmussen, the outgoing Students’ Association president, swears in his succesor, Blake Pulse, at Monday’s SA meeting as the outgoing executive team watches.  Pulse served as Rasmussen’s chief of staff this year.
Pictured (from left): Blake Pulse, Andrew Rasmussen,  Rachel Schoon, Kordell Feldhaus,  Anna Shane.

New president, vice president, senators sworn in

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 12, 2022

During the April 11 South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by lobbyist Brett Koenecke, awarded faculty and passed two amendments. The former SA administration...

Students’ Association election results

Tessa Erdmann, Reporter April 5, 2022

 Kott is a Junior from Kimball, South Dakota, studying agricultural business. She was an at-large senator last year, which led her to wanting to run for a CAFES position for the next term. Her main objectives...

Students Association Brief

Students’ Association Brief

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) April 5, 2022

During the April 4 South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by the vice president for finance and budget Michael Holbeck, approved a constitution, awarded...

SA in brief: Policy implementation, State A Thon and graduation ceremonies

SA in brief: Policy implementation, State A Thon and graduation ceremonies

Mara Wheaton, Assistant News Editor March 22, 2022

  During the South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting Mar. 21, students were addressed by Tracy Greene, who serves as the vice president and general counsel at SDSU. The SA...

City Council to review 3-to-a-dwelling ordinance

City Council to review 3-to-a-dwelling ordinance

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) March 8, 2022

A city ordinance that limits occupancy in homes could be changed thanks to an effort led by SDSU student Jonathon Sundet. The measure, ordinance 22-374, restricts residences within city limits from...

City Manager:

City Manager:

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) March 8, 2022

At the March 7 Students’ Association meeting, senators were addressed by Brookings City Manager Paul Briseno, a resolution was passed unanimously and senators began nominations for senator of the year.   Briseno: The...

SA brief: Meal plan update, maximum occupancy ordinance

SA brief: Meal plan update, maximum occupancy ordinance

Jacob Boyko, News Editor March 1, 2022

During the South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting Feb. 7, students were addressed by student organizations and unanimously passed resolution 21-27-R to support the amending of a...

SA President Andrew Rasmussen and Rachel Schöön at the weekly Students’ Association meeting. Rasmussen is currently planning on running for Brookings City Council.

SA President Rasmussen has city council ambitions

Tessa Erdmann, Reporter March 1, 2022

The term for Students’ Association President, Andrew Rasmussen, is coming to an end, but he isn’t done yet. He is currently running for Brookings City Council, with some big ideas in mind.  For...

Upcoming SA election, Rabbit Ride updates

Upcoming SA election, Rabbit Ride updates

Jacob Boyko, News Editor (He/Him) February 15, 2022

During the South Dakota State University Students’ Association meeting Feb. 14, students were addressed by the International Relations Council, Rabbit Ride and HEROH. The Senate also passed one resolution...

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