October 14th, 201755The Coyote football team continues to dominate team after team this season, and Saturday's game was no different.
USD left the DakotaDome with an impressive score of 56-6 against the Indiana State University Sycamores.
Though ISU scored the first point, a 35-yard field goal in the first quarter, the Coyotes completed play after...
October 7th, 2017157The Coyote football team walked away with a win during the Dakota Days game against the Youngstown State Penguins in the Dakota Dome Saturday afternoon with a crowd of more than 10,000.
The final score of 31-28 was reached after a field goal by senior kicker Ryan Weese with just seven seconds left in the fourth quarter.
This is...
September 26th, 2017159School spirit and tradition are at the forefront of the minds of students, faculty and alumni as Dakota Days approaches.
Whether it’s planning events or ensuring student safety, several organizations are involved in preparing the weeklong homecoming festivities.
Jessie Sadlon, a senior medical biology major and overall chair of...
August 18th, 2017426
3:30 p.m.
Before convocation began, parents were waiting in the DakotaDome with cameras ready.
Joann Fiore was one such parent, though she knew exactly who to look for in the sea of students.
“She’s the newest feature twirler,” Fiore said. “It’s my second time on campus this week. I dropped my daughter, Clare,...
April 25th, 2017123Veteran ESPN analyst Chris Berman visited USD Monday to lead several workshops and press conferences, along with being recognized for winning the 2016 Al Neuharth Award for Excellence in Media.
To begin the day, Berman held an “On Air Talent Tips for Sportscasters” workshop with students in an introduction to mass communications...
April 21st, 2017127“Green Violin” is a USD theater department production that took place from April 19-23 in the Wayne N. Knutson Theatre.
Director of the "Green Violin" Chaya Gordon-Bland said the production reflects Yiddish culture.
“It’s a play about a theater company and it is about Jewish artists and Jewish art. We have the artwork of Marc...
April 11th, 2017897It’s no secret that swimming isn’t a popular sporting event. Ever since I started swimming at the age of eight, swim meet crowds consisted of close friends and family.
Now that I’m in college and swimming for a Division I university, I’m confident when I say that this hasn't changed at all – although I had hoped...
April 8th, 2017162April 8, 9 a.m.
Students lined up in the Muenster University Center to check in for Dakotathon, a 24-hour long event celebrating the money raised for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals.
The money raised by USD students will go directly to Sanford Children's Hospital.
Students who sign up to participate in Dakotathon are asked...
April 4th, 2017599This year, Tau Kappa Epsilon had to cancel its famous TKE Fight Night, an annual fundraising event the fraternity has held every year for a decade.
Nick Hoflock, TKE's president, said the event was canceled as a result of scheduling conflicts.
"Every year we go through a guy in town, and I don't want to put it all on him, but it...
March 28th, 2017356A big change is coming to USD's sustainability program and earth sciences department.
In the fall of 2018, faculty from the two disciplines will be united under one designation – the department of "sustainability and environment." This is a boost for sustainability, which isn't an official department at USD.
Meghann Jarchow,...
