Summer Issue
People of the Pack: Victor Ugochukwu
Victor Ugochukwu is a sophomore from Nigeria majoring in studio art. Cheyenne Alexis: Are you involved in anything at USD? Victor Ugochukwu: I belong to the African Student Association. I joined it because I wanted to promote what Africa is. We do a lot of good activities over there, like the book drive — sending books […]
People of the Pack: Jonathan He
Jonathan He is a sophomore from Rapid City, SD majoring in sport media and marketing. Cheyenne Alexis: Are you involved in anything at USD? Jonathan He: I’m in a fraternity — Delta Tau Delta. I’m also in the climbing club. Other than that, not too much. CA: Why did you decide to join a fraternity? JH: It’s a really good […]
Player of the Pack: Tyler Frank
Tyler Frank is a senior accounting major and a member of the track and field team.buy zithromax online https://pridedentaloffice.com/wp-content/languages/new/over/zithromax.html no prescription Clay Conover: Why are you an accounting major? Tyler Frank: I went to school for business management, and I thought it was a little vague so I switched to accounting. It was really tough. […]
Player of the Pack: Mary Wester
Mary Wester is a sophomore nursing major and a member of the track and field team. Clay Conover: What is your favorite part of USD? Mary Wester: The community that comes along with USD and the culture. I am from a small town and so it’s really easy for someone from a small town to […]
Seize opportunities at USD, get involved in the community
Welcome to the pack, you’re officially a Coyote! The next four years at the University of South Dakota will go quickly. You’ll meet new people, learn new things and experience new adventures. The Volante is here to help you through your first year. In this issue you’ll find a letter from the President of USD, […]
Make smart bicycle choices in college
At the beginning of an academic year on a college campus, bike racks are filled with shiny, ready-to-ride machines owned by students who think of them as a good way to get around campus. By the end of the year, however, many of these bicycles have been forgotten and have become unrideable due to flat […]
Pick major and minor wisely before attending USD
When I was first applying to USD in 2013, I had my mind set on being a creative writing major, with a minor in media and journalism. Luckily for me, I was able to realize what I really wanted to do and flipped those two completely. It’s important to know for sure what major you […]
A survival guide to living with a roommate
Even if you don’t think it will be, moving in with a roommate is quite a culture shock. I had a room to myself almost all my life and was nervous to be sharing it with someone else. I knew the person I would be rooming with, but we were from different towns and had […]
Q&A with men’s head coach Craig Smith
Max Tushla: How are you looking to cope with losing some of that strong senior leadership on the court next year? Craig Smith: We’ll be an entirely different team next year. As of today we have eight new players, we lose 80 percent of our scoring and a lot of that were those seniors. When […]
Football team prepares for coming season
After an off-season that saw the retirement of head coach Joe Glenn and the addition of new head coach Bob Nielson, the Coyotes are beginning to adjust to a new system. This spring has been all about implementing and adapting to coach Nielson’s new way of running things. “I think the implementation of the new […]