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Asbestos abatement an ongoing and costly project on campus
Asbestos was abated in 33 Brookman Hall rooms over the summer. The abatement cost about $18,000, said Bob Oehler, Facilities Management associate vice president, in an email. According to the American Cancer Society, “There is no health risk...
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USD sees enrollment increase
There are 10,261 students enrolled in USD this fall, a 2.2 percent increase from last year’s 10,038 students. The university has seen one of the biggest increases in students from Iowa, which had a 9.2 percent increase. Scott Pohlson, vice...
Opinion
Editorial: USD should alter free speech policies
Across of the outer wall of the Al Neuharth Media Center are the words of the renowned First Amendment: “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of...
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ROTC holds field training exercise in Yankton
The Reserve Officers Training Corps held a two-day field training exercise this weekend at the Lewis and Clark Boy Scout Camp in Yankton. Thirty-two USD students of all grade levels in ROTC attended. ROTC prepares students to become officers in...
Events
Behind the scenes of 'Rhinoceros': Putting a production together
Before a production is ready for an audience, its cast and crew puts in an immense amount of time and effort to perfect the show. Work for "Rhinoceros" began last semester. The design process for a production this size can take eight to 12 weeks,...
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Chemistry professor awarded for hard work and dedication
USD chemistry professor and dean of USD’s graduate school Ranjit Koodali was recently recognized for his commitment to research and teaching. Earlier this year, Koodali was awarded the Salutes to Excellence Award from the American Chemical...
Feature
Social media marketing professor 'keeps it real' in the classroom
Travis Loof, a new professor in the media & journalism department, isn't unacquainted with life in Vermillion. Loof, from Watertown, SD, said he always knew USD was perfect for him. “USD seemed like the best fit, so I only applied to...
Opinion
Students should try meeting new people
Growing up, we're constantly told not to talk to strangers. I believe, at this age, students should do the opposite. Some of the most important interactions and strongest friendships have resulted from picking up a conversation with a complete...
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