Vermillion City Council indefinitely tables chicken ordinance in close vote

Residents living in Vermillion who want the option of gathering fresh chicken eggs from their backyards will have to consider other alternatives. In a 5-4 vote Monday evening, the Vermillion City Council moved to indefinitely table a proposed ordinance that would allow residents to keep up to four chickens in backyard coops within city limits. […]

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BREAKING: Amy Williams takes head coaching position at Nebraska

Former head women’s basketball coach Amy Williams is leaving USD to take a head coaching position at the University of Nebraska. The Nebraska Director of Athletics Shawn Eichorst announced Monday that Williams will be the new head women’s basketball coach. “We are extremely fortunate and thrilled to have identified an exceptional person, coach and Nebraska […]

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Students get real-world experience at annual business competition

Entrepreneurs and innovators from area high schools and USD gathered Saturday for the second Invent to Innovate Business Model Competition. Seventeen teams presented their business ideas to a panel of judges for a chance to win cash prizes. Beacom School of Business Dean Venky Venkatachalam said the goal of the event was to create economic […]

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Visiting professor to speak on role of cathedrals in medieval cities

A professor specializing in medieval architecture and sculpture in France and Spain will be speaking at USD next week about the role of cathedrals within medieval cities.  Caroline Bruzelius, a professor from Duke University, will speak at “The Cathedral and the City” event Thursday, March 17  at 4 p.m. in the Freedom Forum conference room in […]

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