Musician Chuck Berry is credited as a pioneer of rock ‘n’ roll. Now, a century after his birth, rock still lives on. On Oct. 27, Rolling Stone released “The 200 Greatest Rock Songs of the 21st Century So Far” to commemorate a century of rock ‘n’ roll. The list serves as a companion piece to […]
Gallery 1516 in Omaha, Neb. opened its current exhibition on Oct. 9 featuring two University of South Dakota students. Those students are second-year Colton Tolly and third-year Abby Saylor. The exhibition is named the 2026 Regional Photo Biennial Juried Exhibition and has categories for professionals, but also features student submissions. For both students […]
Subdivision playoffs in 1979, overtime has been set in place. It wasn’t until the fall of 1981, that the chance of tying a regular season game in the FCS was no longer a possibility. Considering the University of South Dakota has had a football program since 1889, the team has had to adjust to overtime […]
The University of South Dakota women’s tennis team wrapped up the fall 2026 competition with a strong showing at the Drake Invite in Des Moines, Iowa, earning 10 victories during their final weekend of tournament play. The fall season gave the Coyotes an opportunity to work on their team chemistry, and compete against regional programs […]
For a long time, Vermillion has lacked easily accessible reproductive carFor a long time, Vermillion has lacked easily accessible reproductive care for its residents, including USD students. To help close this gap, the nonprofit ZoeCare recently opened a location in town. It offers a range of services for women and men, from the earliest stages […]
USD athletes, although mainly participating in mid-major conferences, have won a multitude of awards conference-wide within their individual sports. Throughout the 2026-2027 athletic season, many USD athletes have won either weekly or season-wide awards, featuring mainly athletic feats. Firstly, women’s soccer has been seeing major success this season. They recently participated in their first ever […]
In the United States, there are over 700,000 college athletes across all levels of athletic associations. Of those 700,000, nearly 90% of those will sustain some kind of sports-related injury. According to the National Institute of Health (NIH), there has been a significant increase in serious and preventable injuries over the years. Injuries in college […]
Pi Kappa Alpha (PIKE) raised roughly $2,500 in funds for the Sioux Falls Castle of Care during the fraternity’s annual Thursday Night Live (TNL) event. “As our chapter grows here at USD, our Goals increase with TNL. Our goals are always successful when it comes to TNL, as this is our […]
As a long time DC and Batman an, hearing about the “Clayface” film made me both excited and a little nervous. Solo villain films have, for the most part, not worked. Sony’s universe of Spider-Man villains is direct proof that these films have the potential to be poor. DC has had little success […]
