April 24th, 2018198by Morgan Matzen, Devin Martin and Lauren Soulek
Finalists for the university’s next president visited campus Tuesday for multiple forums, meetings and a tour of campus.
Students and faculty alike were able to ask the candidates questions regarding the university's progress and what they have planned if they were to be...
April 18th, 2018517The University is communicating with students after rumors of a threat on campus this morning.
In an email sent by the dean of students at 1:23 this afternoon, the university said it is "aware of information from students."
"Thank you to those who have shared your concerns," the email said. "We take such reports very seriously. The...
April 18th, 2018441As June approaches, the USD community prepares to say goodbye to the G.O.A.T. and welcome a new university president.
University President James Abbott announced his retirement Sept. 27. He's served as USD's president for 21 years.
Abbott said some of his most memorable moments include the Women's National Invitational Tournament...
April 17th, 2018326As Barnes & Noble’s contract is nearing its expiration date of June 2019, a committee of USD faculty is developing a new request for proposal (RFP) for a new campus bookstore.
Barnes & Noble has been at USD since 2002 and plans to submit a proposal in order to be considered for a contract renewal.
Darby Ganschow, director...
April 8th, 2018383Tau Kappa Epsilon (TKE) is canceling their philanthropy event TKE Fight Night for the second year in a row.
In a press release from the Theta Eta chapter, TKE said they have been in contact with their international headquarters regarding the event.
"On March 27, 2018, we were informed that the event did not meet TKE's Risk...
April 8th, 2018110The sound of jingle dresses, drumming and singing filled the arena of the Sanford Coyote Sports Center for the 46th annual Wacipi on Saturday and Sunday.
Jessilyn Bean, president of Tiospaye Student Council, said the Wacipi is a chance for people to get together to celebrate the Native American culture.
"Traditionally not all...
April 6th, 2018118USD officially welcomed the 18th men's basketball head coach Todd Lee in the Sanford Coyote Sports Center on Friday afternoon after announcing his hiring on Monday.
President James Abbott said there were many applicants for the job, but he's confident the university made the right choice.
"As it turned out, we were able to choose...
April 4th, 2018148Todd Lee, a USD alumnus, was announced as the new men's head basketball coach Wednesday, according to GoYotes.
Lee graduated from USD in 1986 with a business administration degree, and received his master's in education at Azusa Pacific in 2003.
David Herbster, USD's athletic director, said in the GoYotes press release that Lee...
April 3rd, 2018204Clothes ranging from Christmas sweaters, combat boots and sweats are on display on the second floor of I.D. Weeks Library throughout April, Sexual Assault Awareness Month, as part of a “What We Were Wearing” Exhibit hosted by PAVE.
Promoting Awareness and Victim Empowerment, or PAVE, is a national organization with a USD chapter....
March 27th, 2018219Spectators were speechless as Steven Wilson sang the national anthem in his native language of Lakota at the Women’s National Invitation Tournament Sweet 16 game on Saturday in the Sanford Coyote Sport Center.
Wilson, a first-year medical biology major at USD, has been singing the national anthem in Lakota since he was a junior in...
