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USD Office of Accessibility Hosts First Accessibility Walk
On Feb. 19, the Office of Accessibility hosted their first Accessibility Walk. The group started at the coyote statue, then walked towards Patterson Hall, then back to the Office of Accessibility in the library. Their goal was to point out any faults of the different accessibility options at USD and make them known. There was […]
Giving Back One Donation at a Time
USD students and staff have found a way to give back to others by taking part in a community blood drive. Lambda Chi Alpha and the American Red Cross Club hosted the blood drive on Feb. 23 and 24 in the MUC Ballroom. Students and faculty were encouraged to participate in this life-saving event to […]
Inclusion Defines USD Theatre’s Godspell
For some audience members, the most powerful part of USD Theatre’s production of Godspell wasn’t a single song or scene, it was the accessibility. From a sensory-friendly matinee to live ASL interpretation, the performances reflected an inclusive space for everyone. Godspell was performed in the Wayne S. Knutson Theatre on Feb. 19-22. The musical consists […]
ICE Detainee Returns Home in Yankton
Nate Samudzi is a UPS driver in Yankton, but his hometown is Vermillion. On Feb. 12, Samudzi was detained by ICE as he was deboarding a plane with his wife, Sydney Samudzi, in St. Louis. This trip was their first trip away as new parents, as they just had their first child six months ago. […]
NFL Halftime Show, More like a Statement
This past Sunday, Feb. 8, marked the 60th annual Super Bowl with a matchup of the New England Patriots v. the Seattle Seahawks. This much anticipated game garnered the attention of millions; not necessarily because of the game itself, but instead due to the selected halftime show performer, Bad Bunny. For weeks leading up to […]
USD Opera Fundraises for Spring Production
On Feb. 6, audience members visited Cee Cee’s Bar and Grill to see USD’s Opera department perform a variety of songs for their “Death by Chocolate & Aria” Gala. The event started at 7:30 p.m., featuring a variety of chocolate desserts and alcoholic drinks. There were also multiple auctions, including a […]
Political Science Department Hosts Annual Chili Cookoff
The Political Science Department is hosting its third annual chili cookoff fundraiser on Thursday, Jan. 29, from 5-7 p.m.at the Inman House. This is one of the department’s most popular events throughout the year and is designed for students to meet others in the department and make new connections. Faculty of the department bring chili […]
40th Annual Stilwell Exhibition: USD’s Art Scene
Amid record-low temperatures, many students, faculty and community members gathered on Jan. 23 for the 40th Annual Stilwell Student Awards Exhibition. For the University of South Dakota Art Galleries, this is the most-awaited exhibition of the year. With hundreds of works submitted for review, juror Karin Campbell, Phil Wilson Curator of Contemporary […]
New Ceramics Club: An Artistic Way to De-stress
In an age when everything is digital, and even leisure time is spent watching shows or scrolling through a phone, a hands-on hobby is a must. Fortunately for students and everyone in the community, SodaC, the new ceramics club, has opened its doors for anyone who wants to dive into a world of […]
Movie Review – “Marty Supreme”
“Marty Supreme” is undeniably an interesting watch, especially if you’re going into it relatively blind. It kept me glued to the screen for its two-and-a-half-hour runtime. It’s also a movie that hurt to watch. If you are aware of the Safdie brothers’ previous works, “Good Time” and “Uncut Gems,” then […]