2016
Girls State celebrates 70th year
By Taryn Northrup This year’s annual American Legion Auxiliary South Dakota Girls State is a special one. Not only are more girls attending than ever before, but it’s also a celebration of the 70th year. During the early years of The Great Depression, patriotism, unity and an overall knowledge about the government was needed […]
Game of Thrones returns to screen without R. R. Martin
As “Game of Thrones” returns, only two things are certain: book readers can no longer spoil anything for those who only watch the show, and winter is coming. DB Weiss and David Benioff, showrunners of the HBO hit series “Game of Thrones,” are continuing the stories of George R. R. Martin’s characters without him. As the author […]
Disability Services helps accommodate all students
Having a learning disability shouldn’t hinder anyone, especially in college. It’s a fun time of various forms of exploration and shouldn’t get in the way of learning and having fun. Registering with Disabilities Services is a helpful tool for students with a disability. Ernetta Fox, the director, is a charming woman with a welcoming Southern accent and […]
Seize opportunities at USD, get involved in the community
Welcome to the pack, you’re officially a Coyote! The next four years at the University of South Dakota will go quickly. You’ll meet new people, learn new things and experience new adventures. The Volante is here to help you through your first year. In this issue you’ll find a letter from the President of USD, […]
Make smart bicycle choices in college
At the beginning of an academic year on a college campus, bike racks are filled with shiny, ready-to-ride machines owned by students who think of them as a good way to get around campus. By the end of the year, however, many of these bicycles have been forgotten and have become unrideable due to flat […]
Pick major and minor wisely before attending USD
When I was first applying to USD in 2013, I had my mind set on being a creative writing major, with a minor in media and journalism. Luckily for me, I was able to realize what I really wanted to do and flipped those two completely. It’s important to know for sure what major you […]
A survival guide to living with a roommate
Even if you don’t think it will be, moving in with a roommate is quite a culture shock. I had a room to myself almost all my life and was nervous to be sharing it with someone else. I knew the person I would be rooming with, but we were from different towns and had […]
Death of USD student announced
A USD student has died. According to an email sent to students Tuesday morning from the Office of the Dean of Students, Clint Hubert, an international studies major with a philosophy and German minor, passed away on May 28 at his home in Vermillion. Hubert was a graduate of Vermillion High School. A visitation service […]
Vermillion police investigate assault on jogger, ask for public’s help
The Vermillion Police Department is investigating an assault on a female jogger that happened Thursday morning. According to a press release, the jogger was assaulted from behind by a white male wearing a mask. The incident occurred shortly before 7 a.m. along Plum Street near Clark Street. The man fled the area and the jogger […]
Understanding TMJ: Causes, Symptoms, and Treatment Options
TMJ, short for temporomandibular joint, is a complex joint that connects the jawbone to the skull. It plays a crucial role in everyday activities such as chewing, speaking, and yawning. However, when issues arise with the TMJ, it can lead to discomfort and pain. In this article, we will explore TMJ, its causes, symptoms, and […]