Molly Sperlich

Molly Sperlich is a sophomore at the University of South Dakota double-majoring in Media & Journalism and English. She is the Sports Presentation Editor. Molly also works as the Digital Editor for Coyote News.

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February 5th, 201953 The MUC ballroom buzzed with sounds of celebration and traditional Asian music Tuesday night. Filled with smells of authentic Asian cuisine, the Asian American Student Association (AASA) rang in the Asian Lunar New Year. Every Lunar New Year, the AASA, in partnership with the Center for Diversity and Community (CDC), holds this event...
State/Local

February 3rd, 201987 Two Vermillion restaurants, Little Italy’s and the Asian Buffet, have closed their doors with little warning. Nate Welch, CEO of the Vermillion Area Chamber & Development companies, said he is unsure of the exact reasons these restaurants closed, because neither were a member of the chamber. “We have not been able to keep...
Campus

January 29th, 201949 Biomedical engineering is the only engineering program offered at USD. The program decided to partner with South Dakota School of Mines & Technology (SDSM&T) in Rapid City. The partnership began in 2006 after the universities had worked together and saw a need for it. Daniel Engebretson, the chair of the biomedical...
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January 22nd, 201918 Martin Luther King Jr. Day was nationally celebrated on Monday and USD students were given the opportunity to understand the significance behind the holiday at the Martin Luther King Jr. Spoken Word event on Tuesday night. This event kicked off the Center for Diversity and Community’s (CDC) weeklong celebration of Martin Luther King...
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January 15th, 201926 While many students spent their winter break binging  their favorite Netflix show or catching up on sleep, other USD students spent their winter breaks much differently. AWOL, or Alternative Weekend of Learning, is a campus organization led by students that focuses on alternative breaks. AWOL uses the term alternative breaks...
Campus

November 6th, 20181264 A new transfer portal designed by the NCAA hopes to ease the transferring process for student-athletes who wish to play their sport at another college. The portal was implemented on October 15. So far, no USD athletes have wanted to transfer, and the portal has not been used. According to a document by the NCAA, “The transfer...
Sports

November 6th, 201851 From entering USD as a walk-on her freshman year to becoming the fifth Coyote to reach 1,000 digs and 1,000 kills, Hayley Dotseth surpassed expectations and proved herself as an essential part of the Coyote volleyball team the past four years. Leading a Coyote team currently standing at second in the Summit League, Dotseth's 4.09...
Sports

October 30th, 2018418 During his time at USD, athletic director Dave Herbster and his staff have worked hard to revitalize the athletic program, evident by the creation of new facilities such as the Sanford Coyote Sports Center, First Bank & Trust Soccer Complex, Lillibridge Track Complex, a new weight room and now renovations to the DakotaDome. Dave...
Sports

October 1st, 2018229 New seasons. Fresh rosters. Old leaders have moved on, and now the future of Coyote athletics relies on the next wave of standout athletes. Experience is a coveted trait among stars, but a handful of first-and-second-year athletes are already standing out in their individual sports, paving the way for the future of USD...
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