April 15th, 201977USD football decided to forego the annual spring football game due to DakotaDome renovations. Instead, the team held two practices open to the public on April 6 and 14.
Head coach Bob Nielson and Athletic Director Dave Herbster came to the conclusion for no spring football game, which is usually held in April.
“The Dome being...
April 13th, 2019159Updated at 9:50 a.m., 4/14/19. Lauren Soulek and Lexi Kerzman contributed to this story.
Members of Dakotathon fell into tears and hugs on the floor of the Sanford Coyote Sports Center after seeing their final amount raised for the Children's Miracle Network: $208,732.19.
For the 22nd consecutive year, Dakothon and its 700 members kicked...
April 9th, 2019110Living on campus is a ‘once in a lifetime opportunity,’ but with an overflow of residents and roommate disagreements, it can cause unnecessary anxiety for students.
Brandi Guenther, a first-year nursing major, will be living in an apartment off-campus next year because she said her health is more important than following housing...
April 9th, 201945The sound of footsteps resonated in the Sanford Coyote Sports Center Saturday and Sunday, as the delicate clinking of jingle dresses mixed with the beating of drums to celebrate the 47th Annual Wacipi.
Dancing is more than just a calorie burner or stress reliever for indigenous peoples. For Steve Yellow Earrings of the Standing Rock...
April 9th, 2019122This is the second part of a two-part series looking into student involvement on campus. Read part one here.
Every August, on the Saturday after move-in day, student organizations on campus arrange their tables into a maze on a stretch of green grass somewhere in the bounds of campus.
The Student Organization Fair is their first...
April 7th, 2019206The student-athlete and the art major may be two stereotypes that mix like oil and water.
However, for USD students like freshman Katie Brust, balancing the two pursuits is as natural as picking up a paintbrush.
Brust discovered USD through an art portfolio review by USD faculty in Northfield, Minnesota. She said she wanted to...
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Josh Sorbe was announced as the South Dakota recipient of the Truman Scholarship. He is the 17th USD student to be honored as a Truman Scholar.
Sorbe said he...
April 2nd, 2019109Both the Coyote men’s and women’s pole vault teams had individuals claim the top spot in the nation over the weekend at the 92nd Clyde Littlefield Texas Relays in Austin, Texas.
Junior Helen Falda found herself at the highest mark in the NCAA standings after Friday’s competition, vaulting 14 feet, 3 1/2 inches.
"Before jumping I...
April 2nd, 2019229This is part one of a two-part series looking into participation in student organizations across campus.
The University of South Dakota has no issue attracting students to Vermillion. Student enrollment has maintained between 9,500 and 10,000 since 2014, and last fall the school introduced its largest class of incoming first-year...
April 1st, 201986Over Earth’s history, the climate has experienced significant changes, even in the local communities of South Dakota. These changes, including ice ages and warmer periods of temperature, happened naturally over the course of millions of years.
Today, scientists say the Earth is experiencing global climate change at an accelerated...
