Project 22: the SVRC and the USVMC unite to give voice to a silent war
Every day, an average of 22 lives are lost to a silent war: veteran suicide. It’s a war that’s largely unknown, and largely unseen. It’s a war fought in isolation, within the minds of those who struggle every day to overcome their pasts and find their purpose in life. If something doesn’t change, an estimated […]
IdeaFest: One student’s pursuit to change how USD handles disabilities
While some students use IdeaFest as a way to prepare for future presentations, others see it as a step towards societal change. Hosted by USD on April 13 and 14, IdeaFest is an annual event that allows both undergraduate and graduate students to present their research. Students lined on each side of the MUC to present their work […]
Criminal justice students sharpen skills at CSI Competition & Polygraph event
In a dusty basement room, USD students work tirelessly to solve a grizzly murder. There’s a red stain on the floor, a table lies on its side. The victim lies motionless on the floor. It’s imperative that no evidence is left undocumented. This isn’t a scene from the CSI television show, but one that criminal […]
International sound: USD marching band to play in London New Year’s Day parade
The Sound of USD will be ringing in the 2017 New Year in style. Former Lord Mayor of Westminster Duncan Sandys formally invited The Sound to perform in London’s historical New Year’s Day parade. The Sound of USD is USD’s marching band. It’s comprised of around 100 students, Jonathan Alvis, director of athletic bands, said. They normally perform […]
USD artist competes in Mike’s Hard Lemonade design contest
In the last few years, Mike’s Hard Lemonade has turned to one group of people who knows its products well: college students. Senior Ava MoweryCarlson is working towards a BFA with a graphic design emphasis and a minor in art history. She wants a career involving designing and illustration but is currently focusing on obtaining […]
USD student accepts international internship
With summer internships just around the corner, one USD student is planning on taking her talents all the way to Ireland. Senior Carrie Wintle is double majoring in mathematics and accounting with a minor in finance. “Accounting, while in demand, is a very competitive industry,” Wintle said. “I am constantly looking for opportunities to get […]
CAGE helps students find their niche abroad
Nestled deep within the I.D. Weeks Library, there exists an office dedicated to helping students reach new levels of learning and success. The Center for Academic and Global Engagement (CAGE) offers several study abroad options for students looking to escape the turbulent weather of South Dakota. Many students have misconceptions about studying abroad, Dana Elliott, […]