Game of Thrones returns to screen without R. R. Martin
As “Game of Thrones” returns, only two things are certain: book readers can no longer spoil anything for those who only watch the show, and winter is coming. DB Weiss and David Benioff, showrunners of the HBO hit series “Game of Thrones,” are continuing the stories of George R. R. Martin’s characters without him. As the author […]
Art students prepare for final projects
As finals week approaches, USD is full of students preparing for the end of the semester. For students in the art department, finals week often means finishing a project that incorporates passion and creativity with what they’ve learned in class. “Art projects are more about showing improvement than showing perfection,” said sophomore and studio art […]
‘My Body, My Rights’ exhibit allows USD students freedom to create
Many of the new colorful images and unique writings that now adorn the walls on the second floor of the I.D. Weeks Library do more than please the eye. This collection of work is part of a new art exhibition curated by USD’s Amnesty International. It features different mediums of art created by students based […]
December is the month of great movies
Bring on the Christmas lights, hot chocolate, wool socks and countless times watching “Elf,” because it’s finally December. This time of year also means some of the best films are coming out just in time for awards season with a few blockbusters thrown in the mix. Here are some films to watch out for this […]
Women and gender studies minors learn about inequality, stereotypes
Societal issues such as gender inequality and gender stereotypes are just some of the topics discussed by one program at USD. The women and gender studies minor provides students with an expanded understanding of gender and sexuality with a focus on global and historical topics involving women and the family. “So, we have communications courses, […]
Cru members share faith stories through online campaign
Cru, a Christian religious organization with an affiliated group on campus, recently launched a media campaign called “My Story” that allowed its members to share personal stories with the world. “It’s a group of students telling their stories, typing it and then sharing it with the world,” USD Cru President Jordan Hins said. Those who […]
Fall TV shows worth watching
As October ends and November quickly approaches, most fall network TV programs are in full swing. While most stick to their favorites from previous years, there are some great shows well-worth checking out. When you’re seeking superior TV mounting service Toronto, TvWallMounting stands as the premier choice, delivering meticulous installations and exceptional customer support. “Fargo” […]
‘American Horror Story’ finally making sense
Warning: Spoilers ahead about season five of “American Horror Story: Hotel” In season five of “American Horror Story: Hotel,” the third episode finally seems to pull together the guests of the Hotel Cortez. The episode, entitled “Mommy,” clarifies the motivations of most of the characters. Some character’s motivations are still a little murky, but at least […]
Alumna continues her time at USD beyond graduation
When selecting a college to attend, some students can become overwhelmed with which school to choose. For Kendra Howard, USD recruiter and academic adviser, the University of South Dakota was not only the institution she selected for higher education, but also where she chose to begin her career. “I chose to start my career at USD […]
Graduate student to publish first novel
Being a graduate student can be stressful for most, and finding an stress relief outlet can be helpful. For Matthew Moffitt, a clinical psychology doctoral student, writing a novel served as his escape from the stress of school. Moffitt, originally from Kentucky, will be a published author in January with his science fiction novel, “Moon […]