A University of South Dakota professor has helped create an invisible version of the Quick Response (QR) code.
Stanley May, professor of chemistry at USD, along with Jon Kellar and William Cross, professors of materials and metallurgical...Campus
The University of South Dakota’s University Senate is discussing a plus/minus grading initiative.
The initiative would work to decrease grade inflation. The topic first came up during the...Campus
Every year in the U.S., an average 5 to 20 percent of the population contracts the flu, according to FluMist.com.
Starting Sept. 25, University of South Dakota Student Health Services, located in...Campus
The University of South Dakota’s Student Government Association hosted a forum Sept. 25 to discuss Chick-fil-A coming to campus.
The discussion was held in light of CEO Dan Cathy’s statements...Campus
Without even knowing what the word “viral” meant, 86-year-old Marilyn Hagerty sent the Internet world into a frenzy after reviewing a newly-opened Olive Garden in her home of Grand Forks,...Campus
Andrew Shim
Andrew Shim's main goal is to make his own contribution to society, even if that means he is a "dirt-broke poor person."
"I'm looking out there for what's really needed to hopefully...Campus
College: The years students assume the responsibilities of living on their own. Unfortunately, the University of South Dakota has been nicknamed, a “suitcase school,” because of the number of...Campus
As cooler temperatures and a pleasant breeze signal the arrival of fall, students of the University at South Dakota approach a much-anticipated time of the year: Dakota Days.
Dakota Days is...Campus
University of South Dakota President James Abbott gave his annual State of the University speech in which he touched on the university’s current challenges, congratulated the university’s...Campus
The University of South Dakota President James Abbott gave his annual State of the University speech in Aalfs Auditorium Sept. 19 at 4 p.m. to an attentive audience, and explained a $261 million...
