SGA discusses nine Senate resolutions, seven pass

Two resolutions were passed unanimously at the Student Government Association meeting on Tuesday evening. Resolution 13 regarding take-home containers was introduced by Sidney Juffer at last week’s meeting. Juffer said other universities such as the University of Nebraska-Lincoln have already implemented a similar program. USD currently allows students with dietary restrictions to take home meals […]

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Women rally for intersectionality within feminist movement

Cold weather didn’t keep protesters from coming out for the Third Annual Sioux Falls Women’s March on Saturday. Due to negative temperatures, the march turned into a rally inside the Falls East conference room at the downtown Holiday Inn. The conference hall, with a capacity of 700, was nearly full with protestors sharing posters, socializing […]

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SGA campaign kickoff: Three teams announce bids for executive office

The Student Government Association presidential candidates for next senate’s term were announced at Tuesday’s meeting. In recent years, SGA has only seen two teams run for the presidency. However, this year three teams are in the running. The teams will campaign until the SGA election on Feb. 26 and 27.  The running pairs are Kevin […]

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South Dakota legislators speak on higher education issues at weekly SGA meeting

USD’s Student Government Association hosted four South Dakota legislators at their weekly meeting. Senators Art Rusch, Jim Bolin, Craig Kennedy, and representative Jean Hunhoff, three of the four being USD alumni, spoke on their professional and political backgrounds. The floor was then opened up for Senate to ask questions. Josh Sorbe, SGA president, asked what […]

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MyUSD portal updates security, changes interface

Due to nationwide threats to students’ financial aid returns, the MyUSD portal has undergone changes with security updates. The new Desire2Learn (D2L) interface also launched last May. The single-sign-on functionality on the MyUSD portal was abandoned as a preemptive security measure after the U.S. Education Department’s Office of Federal Student Aid issued a warning, Joe Reynoldson, […]

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