February 1st, 20192542USD student Kali Teasley passed away at Sanford Vermillion Medical Center Friday morning.
Kali Teasley, 24, was a 2018 graduate and graduate student in USD's...
February 1st, 201928When students return to USD after the winter holiday break, some of them may be introduced to new resident assistants (RA) for their halls and floors.
This change in...
January 31st, 201913Engage. Enlighten. Evolve. The Union of African American Students (UAAS) and Center for Diversity and Community (CDC) highlighted this theme at their annual Black...
January 29th, 2019201Extremely cold temperatures canceled class Tuesday and Wednesday, and some USD students are dealing with the chill in their off-campus homes.
Mary Wester, a senior...
January 29th, 201990USD classes were canceled on the Vermillion campus from 8 a.m. Tuesday until 8 a.m. Thursday.
Classes were canceled due to the forecasted weather conditions of...
January 29th, 201988USD community members from all corners of campus gathered on Friday night to celebrate the opening of the 33rd annual Stilwell Student Awards Exhibition.
The Stilwell...
January 29th, 201948Biomedical engineering is the only engineering program offered at USD. The program decided to partner with South Dakota School of Mines & Technology (SDSM&T) in...
January 29th, 201932The Clay County jail and courthouse is set to receive a facelift in the coming years.
A committee of 10 community members was created late last year with the...
On Friday, the Freedom Forum, the creator and primary funder of Newseum, announced the sale of the building in which the museum is located.
The building was sold to John Hopkins University, which...