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SGA senators discuss Chicago conference, funding bills at weekly meeting Campus

SGA senators discuss Chicago conference, funding bills at weekly meeting

October 25th, 201699 USD’s Student Government Association was looked up to at as a good example at the American Student Government Association Conference in Chicago, Illinois this last weekend, according to senators. At Tuesday night’s SGA meeting Senate Bills No. 53 and 54 and the Senate's trip to the conference were discussed. Maria Brady, an...
Art of Sustainability speakers aim to help people understand sustainability State/Local

Art of Sustainability speakers aim to help people understand sustainability

October 22nd, 2016117 Energy was high at the fifth annual art of sustainability on Saturday at the Washington Street Arts Center. Several speakers were there, including Rebecca Terk, Jess Johnson, Jennifer White and Chas Jewett, who came to talk about topics important to them regarding art and sustainability. Morgan Carnes, the executive director of...
GAF funding, 'Tapingo' app main topics at SGA meeting Campus

GAF funding, 'Tapingo' app main topics at SGA meeting

October 18th, 2016125 Students might soon be able to order on-campus food online thanks to a new smart device application that Student Government Association Senators voted on Tuesday evening. Associate dean of student services, John Howe, explained how "Tapingo," which would allow students to preorder on-campus food online before picking it up, would...
Associate professor looks to create USD sustainability graduate program Campus

Associate professor looks to create USD sustainability graduate program

October 18th, 201688 To further an effort to become a "green" university, USD is pursuing a graduate program in sustainability. Meghann Jarchow, the sustainability coordinator and associate professor is going through the motions in order to get the graduate program approved and running. Jarchow said that the process started with the grant money that...
USD looks to receive sustainability graduate program Campus

USD looks to receive sustainability graduate program

October 18th, 201673   To further the effort to become a green university, USD is pursuing a graduate program in sustainability. Meghann Jarchow, the sustainability coordinator and associate professor is going through the motions in order to get this graduate program approved and running. Jarchow said that the process started with the grant...
SGA votes to stay in the Student Federation Campus

SGA votes to stay in the Student Federation

October 11th, 2016108   On Oct. 4, SGA President Nathaniel Steinlicht, Vice President Michelle Novak and at-large senators Josh Anderson and Teagan McNary attended the Student Federation meeting in Aberdeen. Prior to the Student Federation meeting, USD and SDSU paid two-thirds of the budget for the Federation and represented one-third of the...
Oktoberfest brings larger turnout than last year State/Local

Oktoberfest brings larger turnout than last year

October 2nd, 2016235 More beer-drinking and schnitzel-eating Octoberfest goers made their way to Vermillion over the weekend than last year, according to city officials. “We’ve had about 300 people, but it’s hard to tell because they come and go,” said Tim Bellis, the tourism and marketing coordinator for Vermillion. The event consisted of food,...
SGA passes resolution allocating $9,000 for CDC media center Campus

SGA passes resolution allocating $9,000 for CDC media center

September 27th, 2016407 In a 17-8 vote, Student Government Association Senators decided to allocate $9,000 for a new media center for the Center of Diversity & Community Tuesday evening, a move that some Senators thought was an inappropriate use of unallocated funds. There were no empty seats at the SGA’s meeting to show their concern of the CDC’s...
USD sees slight increase in minority students as administrators seek diverse campus Campus

USD sees slight increase in minority students as administrators seek diverse campus

September 27th, 2016137 With a virtually unchanged gender ratio from last year and slightly improved enrollment rates for minority students this year, USD administrators are seeking new ways to appeal to students of all walks of life. According to data released by South Dakota Board of Regents last week, the gender ratio at USD is 62 percent females and 38...
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