VerveComedy show helps students start Dakota Days Oct 4th, 201126 The University of South Dakota kicked off Dakota Days Monday night with a free comedy show, which almost filled Slagle Auditorium to its 1,250-person capacity. The Dakota Days Planning Committee and the Campus Activities Board joined forces to...
VerveAward-winning bluegrass artist to play at National Music Museum Oct 4th, 20118 Award-winning bluegrass artist Dick Kimmel will be performing a free concert at the National Music Museum at...
VerveExhibit focuses on driving Oct 4th, 201113 Driving through South Dakota, there are thousands of signs saying a variety of different things. These signs...
VerveElite choir earns national ranking Oct 4th, 201115 The University of South Dakota Chamber Choir puts in many hours of work every year. This year, their work...
VerveREVIEW: Third season of 'Glee' still doesn't live up to hype Oct 4th, 201119 Once upon a time, I loved "Glee." The idea of a television series revolving around the reality of being in a...
VervePREVIEW: Chamber Choir selected as American Prize in Choral Performance finalist Oct 3rd, 201120 Earlier this year, Dr. David Holdhusen, director of USD choirs, decided to enter the University of South...
VerveLocal band begins tour Sep 27th, 201116 In two and a half years, Paradise Fears, a local Vermillion band, went from playing in churches and...
VerveGod of Carnage' brings dark comedy to stage Sep 27th, 201117 Sophomore Emily Dorsett admitted she put so much thought and energy into her role in the play "God of...
VerveNational Music Musem brings traditional music to campus Sep 27th, 201114 The National Music Museum will be bringing Old Time Music of the Hills and Plains to the University of South...
VervePREVIEW: Vermillion based band going on national tour Sep 27th, 201110 In two and a half years, Paradise Fears went from playing in churches and classrooms to landing a U.S. tour...
