Shakespeare Garden receives renovations; gives USD insight to liberal arts

The University of South Dakota’s Shakespeare Garden received some renovations this summer. The facilities management on campus contributed by ordering new plants that would be sustainable in most climates and placing down concrete curbs to set out the garden plots.   The Shakespeare Garden was established in honor of an English department faculty member, according […]

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USD searches for funding for new supercomputer

The University of South Dakota’s supercomputer, an advanced research tool for professors and graduate students, will be replaced by early 2017. Plans for a new campus supercomputer have been in the works since the South Dakota Board of Regents awarded USD with a $200,000 Research and Development Innovation grant. The purchase will be a better, faster computer […]

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Verbatim- September 9th, 2015

On today’s episode of Verbatim, we discuss what businesses students want to come to Vermillion. We also take a look at some changes that are going on at the wellness canter and we look at a local hang out, Burbank Beach. Producer – Krystal Schoenbauer Video Editor- Sydney Mook Editor in Chief- Trent Opstedahl Anchors […]

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Painting professor’s past brings color to art department’s painting program

Every great painting is made of countless brush strokes, each adding color to the canvas. The result is a masterpiece filled with new techniques and colors. Like these paintings, USD’s newest painting professor, Andrew Leventis, has a colorful background of his own to guide his student artists. After graduating high school in Charlotte, N.C., Leventis […]

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