September 2017
How to find rain in a mental drought
This summer, I hit a creative clouding. Maybe it was the 40-hour work week. Maybe it was no outlet to contribute to. Maybe it was just summer, when no one is really required to think. Nonetheless, thinking is hard, and when you want to do it better than anyone else, pressure creeps into the back […]
USD upsets Bowling Green 35-27
USD upset Bowling Green 35-27 in Ohio Saturday. Bowling Green, an FBS team, couldn’t handle senior quarterback Chris Streveler, who accounted for four touchdowns against the Falcon defense. The Falcons had trouble finding the end zone in the first half, and scored three field goals. Scoring was opened by a 2-yard rushing touchdown by Streveler. The […]
Updated: Multicultural Leadership Institute promotes leadership, storytelling
By Ally Krupinsky and Cheyenne Alexis After three days of team building, discussing and storytelling, USD students left Irene, SD with a sense of closeness and inspiration. More than 50 students connected and reflected on topics relating to social justice, leadership and diversity over the weekend at the fifth annual Multicultural Leadership Institute. “What I really […]
Review: ‘Lion’ lives up to its name
Known by many for its presence at the Oscars, Garth Davis’ film “Lion,” an adaptation of Saroo Brierly’s autobiography “A Long Way Home,” tells the incredible true story of a young Indian boy estranged from his family by hundreds of miles. Nominated for six Oscars, including Best Picture and Best Actor, “Lion” is critically acclaimed, […]
Welcome dinner encourages connection among faculty, Native students
Native American students were welcomed back to campus Thursday night with an event including food, prayer and networking. Native Student Services hosted a welcome dinner for new and returning students in the Al Neuharth Media Center conference room. Gene Thin Elk, director of Native Student Services, was one of the event’s organizers. He said the […]
USD Special Olympics Club doing ‘rewarding’ work
When sophomore Kelsey Koupal came to USD, she couldn’t find a student organization that suited her interests. That’s why she started the USD Special Olympics Club this year. Working with people with disabilities has always been an interest for Koupal. “You walk out of it so rewarded,” she said. “For me, if I have one athlete come […]
Muslim Student Association hosts third annual Eid al-Adha celebration
Eid al-Adha, also known as the “feast of sacrifice,” was hosted by the Muslim Student Association in the Muenster University Center Ballroom Tuesday night. Traditional Muslim dishes were served, and attendees could try out an Arabic calligraphy transcribing table and were welcome to try on hujub. MSA President Zaben Alhasani, a sophomore international studies major, […]
People of the Pack: Natalie Etzel
Natalie Etzel is a junior health service administration major from Delnal, MN. Devin Martin: What are some of your hobbies? Natalie Etzel: I work at Qdoba, I work there a lot (as) a student manager. I love working out at the Wellness Center, I love being outdoors. I am originally from Minnesota. I love the lakes, the forests and […]
Bulldogs put down by Coyotes’ fast-paced offense, dominant defense
USD dominated Drake in every facet of the game Saturday, winning 77-7. USD’s 77 points marks their most since the team beat Minnesota-Crookston 77-0 in 2005. The Coyote offense ran 89 plays for 602 yards, averaging 6.76 yards per play. Drake’s chances in Des Moines, IA, ended only 1:45 into the first quarter, when senior […]
Creating an Impactful Workplace Environment
In today’s competitive business landscape, companies are continuously seeking innovative ways to enhance their brand image, create a positive work environment, and improve employee and visitor experiences. One often-overlooked yet highly influential aspect of office design is signage. Office signage goes beyond merely displaying names and titles; it serves as a powerful communication tool that […]