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Nathan Ellenbecker

Nathan Ellenbecker is a sophomore majoring in political science and English. He is the news editor for The Volante. Nathan is from Pierre, SD and is also involved in fraternity life and student ambassadors.

Opinion

First-year students mark another milestone in calendar year

Oct 29th, 201314
The month of October has marked several milestones of progression in my college life. During childhood, October meant Halloween, raking leaves and waiting for my father to come home from hunting. As I grew older, October became a little bit more...
Campus

Federation in favor of GSAP laws

Oct 23rd, 201342
The South Dakota Board of Regents Student Federation is working on initiatives for students on campuses, including a policy concerning underage drinking, the statewide tuition freeze and anti-cyber...
Opinion

Awareness of environmental issues is important for future generations

Oct 22nd, 201320
  Global warming has shrouded public news my entire life. Features on CNN, stories in the paper or pictures on the internet have shown me the types of problems people are causing around the...
Verve

Work study program helps senior pay full-time tuition

Oct 22nd, 201348
Senior Lyssa Morrow has a lot on her plate. As the student supervisor at I.D. Weeks Library, she is responsible for the other student workers at the library’s circulation desk, opening and closing...
Sports

Running on familiar ground

Oct 15th, 201398
Cross-country meets are unlike many other Division-I sporting events. They don’t blast celebratory music, include halftimes with dance teams or rely on cheerleaders to pump up home crowds. No,...
Sports

Swimmers and divers off to Mankato

Oct 9th, 201327
After weeks of practice, the University of South Dakota swimming and diving teams are gaining some momentum heading into their first meets of the fall season, improving off last year’s conference...
Campus

SGA puts cap on election spending

Oct 9th, 201318
The Student Government Association passed an election reform bill to determine how the Election Steering Committee will monitor political teams’ campaign spending during university elections, and...
Sports

Vander Maten leads on and off field

Oct 1st, 201331
Football isn’t the only thing junior Josh Vander Maten stands for. While the role of quarterback has brought along with it great responsibility for the junior University of South Dakota football...
State/Local

Board places exact value on state compensation for freeze

Sep 25th, 201339
Students at the University of South Dakota and around South Dakota might finally be receiving something they have wanted for the past few years — a freeze in tuition. At the Sept. 24 Student...
Sports

USD soccer dives into MVC with winning record

Sep 25th, 201318
In a match where intense physical play stretched the entire 90 minutes, the University of South Dakota women’s soccer team maximized an aggressive offense to down the University of Northern Iowa...
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