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Local downtown businesses bounce back from pandemic State/Local

Local downtown businesses bounce back from pandemic

April 13th, 202128 At the beginning of the school year, many local downtown businesses were in the midst of a financial struggle due to the COVID-19 pandemic.  Some businesses, like Red Steakhouse, were forced to close their doors permanently, while others held onto hope that they would once again see an increase in foot traffic.  Robert...
ASA hosts celebration of African cultures at USD Campus

ASA hosts celebration of African cultures at USD

April 12th, 202116 The African Student Association (ASAA) hosted the annual African Night celebration Sunday in the Muenster University Center (MUC) Ballroom. The event included a fashion show featuring traditional clothes from different African countries, two dance performances from the East African dance team and Afrobeat dance team, a short skit,...
Rep. Johnson talks with local businesses and young professionals State/Local

Rep. Johnson talks with local businesses and young professionals

April 12th, 202111 Rep. Dusty Johnson, who represents South Dakota's at-large district in the U.S. House of Representatives, spoke to Vermillion business owners and young professionals Thursday, April 8 at the Vermillion Chamber and Development Company’s (VCDC) “Legislative Affairs” Red Talk. The event was hosted on the second floor of Old Lumber...
Earth Days 2021 brings back in-person outdoor events State/Local

Earth Days 2021 brings back in-person outdoor events

April 12th, 20219 Greening Vermillion’s 2021 Earth Days will be held in-person from this Saturday, April 17 until Saturday, April 24. The annual event, held the week of the federal holiday Earth Day, is a community-wide celebration intended to promote healthy living, responsible economic development and sustainable environmental management. Meghann...
Medicaid expansion campaign kicks off in South Dakota State/Local

Medicaid expansion campaign kicks off in South Dakota

April 7th, 202139 The recent federal stimulus bill included provisions incentivizing states to expand Medicaid coverage. While states including Wyoming have moved Medicaid expansion forward legislatively, Dakotans for Health, a political advocacy group, is working to put the policy forward as a ballot initiative in South Dakota’s 2022 elections. The...
Packard Exhibition held as drive-in event State/Local

Packard Exhibition held as drive-in event

April 6th, 2021158 To work around the difficulties of hosting an art show during the pandemic, local artists Klaire Lockheart and Aaron Packard hosted the 2021 Packard Group National Exhibition as a drive-in event.  The event was the second of its kind. Lockheart conceived the idea of the exhibition last year when she decided the area didn’t...
Study Abroad continues to encourage student travel Campus

Study Abroad continues to encourage student travel

April 6th, 202180 Students at USD have several opportunities to travel while continuing their education. One way to do this is with the Study Abroad program through the Gallagher Center for Experiential Learning & Education Abroad. The Study Abroad program has implemented several precautions regarding COVID-19 and are doing programs on a...
USD's IdeaFest held virtually for the second time Campus

USD's IdeaFest held virtually for the second time

April 5th, 202123 USD’s IdeaFest is being held virtually this year, much like the event last April. IdeaFest is a showcase for undergraduate and graduate students at USD to display research projects they work on as part of their studies at USD. Kurt Hackemer, USD provost and vice president for academic affairs, said his office is involved in...
PLAN partnership generates sustainable ideas for USD Campus

PLAN partnership generates sustainable ideas for USD

March 30th, 202192 With USD’s Aramark contract expiring in May 2022 and campus interest in sustainability on the rise, several students in the sustainability department have been working with the Post-Landfill Action Network (PLAN) to further USD’s commitment to preserving the environment. Anna Moore, a graduate student and USD recycling...
People ages 16 and up can receive COVID-19 vaccine Campus

People ages 16 and up can receive COVID-19 vaccine

March 29th, 20215 The first wave of students eligible for the COVID-19 vaccine were students who worked in clinical care settings and those who had underlaying heath conditions. On Monday, statewide eligibility for the COVID-19 vaccine was extended to all residents 16 and older, according to a press release from the USD COVID-19 Task Force. This...
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