November 12th, 201950 While the west side of the DakotaDome will receive renovations that include handrails and other safety measures in accordance with the Americans with Disabilities Act...
November 12th, 2019118 Using their entrepreneurial talents, seniors Courtney Bickley and Abby Wollschlager are empowering women to get involved with business and innovation, such as creating...
November 12th, 201959 USD's chapter of Then Feed Just One's food drive is aiding the people in Honduras by preparing nonperishable meals for distribution. Then Feed Just One, a...
November 12th, 201929While the National Music Museum experiences a renovation and expansion of its Carnegie Library building, another building on campus is undergoing construction of its own...
November 5th, 2019149The search for the new director of the University Police Department took a step forward as the first candidate held his public forum last Friday in Farber Hall. Hannah...
November 5th, 2019172 From rural Iowa to the mountains of Afghanistan to USD, Gregg Taylor took his self-proclaimed life of “mediocrity” and decided to start over. His new...
November 5th, 2019309 An outdoor monument to honor USD’s veterans of past, present and future could be completed by next fall. The Patriot’s Plaza will be a 6,300 square foot tribute...
November 4th, 201946 Senior theater students are preparing for what most with drama interests dream of: the chance to audition in New York City. Every spring, the theater department...
November 4th, 201913 From dead bodies and witches to exorcists and zombies, the Residence Hall Association (RHA) brought out the spooks during its haunted house on Halloween Thursday. It...
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