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Students living off-campus deal with cold winter temperatures
Extremely cold temperatures canceled class Tuesday and Wednesday, and some USD students are dealing with the chill in their off-campus homes. Mary Wester, a senior nursing major, lived in a cold house in town two years ago and said they had to...
Campus
Vermillion campus classes canceled Tuesday and Wednesday
USD classes were canceled on the Vermillion campus from 8 a.m. Tuesday until 8 a.m. Thursday. Classes were canceled due to the forecasted weather conditions of extremely cold temperatures and a severe wind chill warning. Wind chill temperatures...
Campus
Stilwell exhibit opens, features student's work
USD community members from all corners of campus gathered on Friday night to celebrate the opening of the 33rd annual Stilwell Student Awards Exhibition. The Stilwell Student Award Exhibition is an annual exhibit that celebrates and recognizes...
Pierre
Kristi Noem may face challenges as South Dakota's first female governor
South Dakotans elected the state's first female governor, Kristi Noem, last November. Noem served in the U.S. House of Representatives for South Dakota before she was elected governor. Although Noem has experience within South Dakota politics,...
Events
Annual band festival offers high school students new opportunities
The 21st annual Quad State Honor Band Festival was held in Aalfs Auditorium on Sunday and Monday. 132 high school students from South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska and Minnesota were selected to be a part of the two-day festival. John LoCognata, USD...
Sports
Coyotes fall to Drake, Iowa State
South Dakota tennis fell to 0-3 on the season after suffering road losses to the Drake Bulldogs and Iowa State Cyclones. USD fell to Iowa State by a score of 6-1 on Saturday. Sophomore Habiba Aly earned individual wins against both opponents....
People of the Pack
People of the Pack: Ian Rice
Ian Rice is a junior from Rapid City, S.D. and works for UBrew in the Muenster University Center. Ali Boysen: What were your thoughts when other schools were getting cancelled but USD wasn't yet? Ian Rice: I honestly wasn't surprised, USD...
Opinion
Ellen Page deserves more recognition
Ellen Page didn’t rise to fame right away, and she deserves much more recognition than she gets. First appearing on Canadian television as a young child, and appearing the Lifetime movie Homeless to Harvard, her first main role was in a 2005...
Sports