March 19, 2019
Cause of local fire under investigation
Firefighters responded to a house fire on Cottage Avenue on Tuesday around 5 p.m. Matthew Callahan, Vermillion Fire-EMS Department fire chief, said firefighters arrived on the scene and found heavy smoke coming from the back of the home. “The fire was contained to the back laundry room and attic space with moderate to severe smoke […]
Zubke, Booth hold first SGA meeting as new executive team
Newly elected Student Government Association (SGA) president Carson Zubke and vice president Hannah Booth led their first meeting as the executive team last night. The meeting began with a discussion about effective communication from guest speaker Layani Makwinja a graduate student from the office of diversity.buy furosemide online https://blackmenheal.org/wp-content/languages/new/us/furosemide.html no prescription Makwinja’s presentation was intended […]
Facebook’s privacy issues
The Facebook privacy scandal, referred to as the “Cambridge Analytica” scandal, has approached its one-year anniversary. But, the conversation regarding Facebook executives’ vague descriptions of what exactly they do on the site to protect users’ private data has been years in the making, indicated by multiple lawsuits and surfaced criticism. The specific Cambridge Analytica incident […]
The Rant: Sidewalk etiquette
To anyone it may concern, Yes, your sidewalk etiquette could be much better. I am intolerant of people with no sense of their surroundings. I suppose I should be somewhat sympathetic, but I can’t bring myself to it.buy lexapro online https://pridedentaloffice.com/wp-content/languages/new/over/lexapro.html no prescription Nothing is more irritating than getting out of class, walking down the […]
Coyote softball slips up at Mercer Classic
USD softball went 1-3 at the Mercer Classic in Macon, Georgia March 15-16. The Coyotes lost to Connecticut and Ball State on Friday and split games Saturday against Connecticut and Cleveland State. Connecticut jumped to a 2-0 lead in the second inning and added five runs in the fourth inning. The Huskies won the game […]
Nilsen, others have strong day at NCAA Championship
Four Coyotes represented USD at the NCAA Indoor Track and Field Championship in Birmingham, Alabama. Junior Chris Nilsen repeated as NCAA runner-up in the pole vault. He vaulted 18 feet, 9 1/2 inches on Friday. Junior high jumper Zach Anderson, junior pole vaulter Helen Falda, and senior weight thrower Lara Boman also competed at the […]
USD theatre students take the lead by directing plays for one act festival
For one weekend, theatre students are in charge of their own productions. The One Act Play festival opened Friday night and featured five one act plays all directed by students. The One Act Play festival is a culmination of a directing course made up of both graduate and undergraduate students. These students go from learning […]
USD abroad: Chamber Singers on tour
Some students went home for spring break, while others traveled somewhere warm. But the USD Chamber Singers took a trip across the Atlantic and spent their break touring Europe. Every spring, the Chamber Singers go on a tour. Last year, they traveled throughout the Midwest, but this year, they took their music all the way […]
USD swim and dive team compete at two national meets
The Coyote swim and dive team competed at the NCAA Zone Diving Championships March 11 and 12, and the CSCAA National Invitational March 14-16. The USD diving team had seven athletes compete at the Zone Diving Championships, held at Jamail Swimming Center in Austin, Texas. Freshman Hudson Wilkerson finished one spot shy of advancing to […]
It’s time to recognize white privilege
The conversation of white privilege is one that is often shied away from. The phrase comes up and people are quick to be defensive, wanting to argue that they are not that type of white person or making the claim that white privilege does not exist. The truth is, white privilege is a real problem […]