Lexi Kerzman

Lexi Kerzman is a freshman studying Media & Journalism. She is from Bismarck, ND and is the Verve editor.

Campus

October 16th, 201874 USD students and the Pi Beta Phi sorority are raising money to build memorial benches to honor their friend and USD student Caitlyn Carman, who passed away in a car accident last spring. There will be two benches built, one of them located at Cotton Park in Vermillion and the other at Jolly Elementary school. Depending on the...
Campus

October 10th, 201836 USD’s Student Government Association resumed their weekly meetings after canceling last Tuesday's meeting in order to attend the Board of Regents meeting in Rapid City. SGA sent five members to the meeting, including SGA president Josh Sorbe, vice president Madison Green, office manager Amber Hulse, senator Matt Yetter and senator...
Campus

October 9th, 2018395 The University Police Department and Vermillion Police Department have received multiple complaints from Vermillion citizens on students crossing East Cherry Street since school started. These complaints have been centered around students not paying attention while crossing or not paying attention to traffic lights, and UPD is...
Campus

October 1st, 2018207 Discount Textbooks will be closing its doors, after the owner posted a note on the store’s door earlier this school year announcing the closing. According to the sign, the store would be closed until further notice. No explanation was provided. Discount Textbooks was located on Cherry Street next to Mexico Viejo, right across...
Campus

September 25th, 201847 USD's Student Government Association discussed five bills and one resolution at their weekly meeting on Tuesday night. Senators took a second look at Senate Bill 76, which was first introduced last week. This bill is to move SGA elections from Tuesday and Wednesday to Monday and Tuesday of election week. Senator Christian Skunk,...
Verve

September 25th, 2018160 One USD professor has been educating students on a taboo topic, sexuality, for more than 30 years.  Cindy Struckman-Johnson teaches the course psychology of sexuality every fall and has even pushed off her retirement because she said she feels the class is too important to not be taught. Struckman-Johnson’s course covers a wide...
State/Local

September 25th, 201889 The McVicker Plaza had its grand opening on Friday evening. The event featured speeches from both community and USD faculty members. Made up of the new Charlie's store and the Vermillion Area Chamber and Development Company (VCDC) offices the McVicker Plaza's purpose is to bring the University and the community together. Scott...
Campus

September 18th, 2018627 Travis Letellier, a USD economics professor, discovered an error in the numbers and explanation of a South Dakota measure up for a vote on November 6, 2018. This election will include five measures and this particular measure covers an increase in taxes on tobacco products to provide financial support to postsecondary technical...
Campus

September 11th, 2018161 USD’s Student Government Association held their fourth meeting of the semester. Senate addressed their concerns with the four-year plans available online for students.  Amber Hulse, SGA’s office manager, expressed concerns with the current systems for the four-year planning program. Hulse said there is confusion among students...
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