Political science students, Sierra Club plan to celebrate a straw-free day on Oct. 25

Two freshmen political science students and the Sierra Club in Vermillion have partnered together to encourage students and community members to use fewer plastic straws. The two students, Divya Neopaney and Jade MullerSmit, wrote a proclamation to city council to declare Oct. 25 an annual straw-free day in Vermillion. This year, the day will consist […]

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‘These Shining Lives’ provides students with a different experience, learning outcome

The USD theater department took on Melanie Marnchih’s play, “These Shining Lives” which focused on women’s and workers rights. The cast and crew reflected on their time on-set and what the challenges and good opportunities were about the production. Raimondo Genna, chair of the theater department and director of “These Shining Lives” said the production […]

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Seniors break personal bests at East Regionals

Coyote triathletes concluded the East Regional Qualifiers in Huddleston, Virginia on Saturday morning. Two seniors, Brook Benes and Kathleen Juffer, posted personal bests with final times of 1:07:07 and 1:13.41, respectively. Benes, also a track and cross country athlete, cut three minutes off her previous record from the West Regional meet in September. “I am not […]

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Coyotes ready for ‘toughest non-conference schedule in USD women’s history’

Last year, Creighton, Green Bay, and Grambling State were among the best 64 teams in the country, landing spots on the NCAA women’s basketball championship bracket. This year, they land spots on USD’s schedule. Head women’s basketball coach Dawn Plitzuweit said the team is facing the “toughest non-conference schedule in USD women’s history,” and they’re ready […]

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