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USD students help to build new nature trail

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Physics professor Tina Keller to retire this summer Campus

Physics professor Tina Keller to retire this summer

April 25th, 2017411 A longtime USD faculty member won't be returning to teach next fall. Tina Keller, a physics professor, associate dean of the College of Arts and Sciences and director of the physics department, said she learned last fall that she was eligible to retire, and decided this spring she would do so at the end of the 2017 summer...
Tree planted near Belbas in honor of Earth Week Campus

Tree planted near Belbas in honor of Earth Week

April 21st, 201759 The newest addition to the USD tree community was planted in front of Belbas on Friday morning in observance of Earth Week. The tree, a "New Horizons" elm, replaces two trees that were blown over in a storm in late December. About 15 people gathered to watch the planting event. Nate Steele, USD's manager of grounds and landscapes,...
New program to divert futons and microwaves from landfills Campus

New program to divert futons and microwaves from landfills

April 21st, 201753 At the end of a typical school year at USD, dumpsters outside North Complex overflow with relatively new futons, microwaves, mini-fridges, lamps, rugs and other room furnishings that students can't or don't want to bring with them for the summer. This semester might be a little different, thanks to a group of sustainability students...
Course evaluations moving online this spring Campus

Course evaluations moving online this spring

April 16th, 201792 Beginning this semester, course evaluations at USD will move from paper forms to a new online program called Campus Labs. Campus Labs allows evaluations to be done on laptops, tablets or smartphones. There will still be class time set aside to complete the evaluations toward the end of the semester. Lindsay Hayes, USD's coordinator...
Bike share program to be launched on campus Campus

Bike share program to be launched on campus

April 12th, 2017574 There will soon be a new way for students to get around the community, even if they don't own a bicycle or car. Members of the sustainability capstone class are working to get 12 red Jamis cruiser bicycles on campus as part of a new "bike share" program. The program allows students to borrow a bike for free to get around town....
Family of USD alumnus gives millions to medical biology Campus

Family of USD alumnus gives millions to medical biology

April 11th, 2017565 USD's medical biology program is about to be the beneficiary of a huge cash infusion, courtesy of the family of an alumnus. Keith Nolop, a former Volante editor, graduated from USD in 1975 and spent decades working in pharmaceutical development. According to his obituary in the New York Times, he worked on drugs to treat cancer,...
USD alumna to lead efforts addressing S.D. child abuse Campus

USD alumna to lead efforts addressing S.D. child abuse

April 4th, 20171270 Every year in South Dakota about 4,000 children experience sexual abuse. This was one finding of the Jolene's Law Task Force studying child abuse in South Dakota. The task force was established by Gov. Dennis Daugaard in 2014. A key recommendation made by Jolene's Law Task Force was for the state to set up a center to further...
Arts center almost halfway to fundraising goal State/Local

Arts center almost halfway to fundraising goal

April 4th, 2017103 This spring, Vermillion's Washington Street Arts Center was told by its insurance company that their roof needed to be replaced or they would risk losing their coverage. The roof of the 111-year-old building, formerly the St. Agnes Church, costs $34,000 to replace. Now, after about a month of fundraising, the Arts Center has...
USD seeking campus planner, architect Campus

USD seeking campus planner, architect

April 3rd, 2017225 USD's facilities management is searching for someone whose vision and skills can help determine the "look" of campus. The job, campus planner/architect, offers a salary of $80,000 to $90,000 per year. This position has been open and unfilled at USD for months. Associate vice president of facilities management Bob Oehler said a lot...
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