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Native American Day celebrated in South Dakota
This year, for the first time in history, the United States president recognized the second Monday in October as Indigenous Peoples' Day. In 1990, Columbus Day was changed to Native American Day in South Dakota. USD student Rachel Overstreet is...
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'Why Trees Go Nuts' lecture Held at Farber Hall
USD's chapter of the Phi Beta Kappa honor society held a lecture in Farber Hall on “why trees go nuts,” explaining the importance of trees growing nuts and how the process works and impacts the world. The lecture was given by Victoria L....
Feature
Two USD students find joy in building collections
Gavin Paller, sophomore innovation and entrepreneurship major, and Cheyenne Nikolaus, junior music education major, are both students at USD who collect random things for their personal enjoyment. Paller said he has been collecting Hot Wheels...
Opinion
Striking the perfect chord
Music is everywhere! Whether you're driving around town, shopping in the mall or grabbing a bite to eat, music is universal. Growing up, I was immersed in music since the very beginning. From piano recitals and festivals to endless hours of...
Sports
The Coyote women swim and dive cruises to season opening win
The USD women’s swim and dive team hosted Minnesota State in their season opener Friday night, and won 13 of 16 events to cruise to a 198-100 win. Three school records were set during competition Friday. Freshman Emily Kahn and Sara Mayer set...
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USD faculty perform at Colton Grand re-opening concert
After six months of renovations, the Colton Recital Hall is now open. The faculty of the music department at USD performed at the Colton Recital Hall Grand Re-opening Celebration Concert. USD music department chair, professor and director of... Academics
Brief: Sociology Club to host Innocence Project exonerees
The USD Sociology Club will host a two-night speaker series with the Innocence Project Oct. 18 and 19. The Innocence Project is an organization that seeks to exonerate wrongly-convicted individuals in the justice system. The Sociology Club has...
Opinion
The case for democracy in South Dakota
Even as legislative efforts to curb voter accessibility are implemented by state legislatures throughout the nation, a passion for community service and civic engagement continues to thrive in South Dakota. I was raised here in South Dakota for... Board of Regents
