January 21st, 2019193In 1996, Valiant Vineyards became the first commercial winery in South Dakota, and calls Vermillion its home.
Eldon and Sherry Nygaard’s idea to open a winery grew...
January 15th, 2019100“Nancy Friedemann-Sanchez: Palimpsests” is the current exhibition being featured in the John A. Day Gallery, which hosts many exhibits throughout the year that...
November 14th, 2018777This week starts Transgender Awareness Week. The Volante interviewed three transgender students, all from South Dakota, to speak about their experiences and how their...
November 13th, 201868Alternative Week of Learning (AWOL) and Then Feed Just One are having events during International Education Week which runs from Nov. 12- Nov. 16 to raise awareness...
November 6th, 201857Bess Seaman is a first-year majoring in political science from Warner, S.D. Ali Boysen: How did you vote this year and why? Bess Seaman: Absentee. I wouldn't...
November 6th, 2018176Political, passionate and positive, Julia Hellwege stays true to her ideals. Hellwege, an assistant professor of political science, can be seen everywhere from the...
November 3rd, 2018101Indigenous women face murder rates at 10 times the national average. Four of five Native women are affected by violence. Homicide is the third leading cause of death...
October 23rd, 2018462In an effort to promote the arts, Austin Elementary School took an offer to have a mural painted at their school. That mural was painted by a USD student. Brianna...
October 23rd, 201888Two years ago, USD offered its first human trafficking course on campus which sparked a move to start a new student organization, Students Against Trafficking. A...
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