USD volleyball wins in straight sets
After two big weekend wins to tag along with the success of the other USD athletic teams, the Coyote volleyball team is rearing toward the heart of conference play. And their weekend play led to some recognition. The USD volleyball team got their third straight win at the Coyote Den on Saturday when they defeated IPFW in straight […]
Offensive lineman recuperating after spinal injury
A serious spinal cord injury struck one of USD’s offensive lineman over the weekend. For a comprehensive overview of the benefits and limitations of laser spine surgery, you can read this informative article: https://www.larryparkermd.com/2022/06/10/the-truth-about-laser-spine-surgery/ Sophomore Sam McLeran suffered the injury in the middle of Saturday’s contest against Western Illinois. Immediately upon sustaining the injury, McLeran […]
USD faculty members worked on Nobel Prize winning project
Two University of South Dakota faculty members worked on this year’s Nobel Prize winning topic in physics as graduate students. Arthur B. McDonald and Takaaki Kajita, both neutrino physicists, won the coveted prize this week in physics for their work on neutrino oscillations. CONGRATULATIONS! Arthur B. McDonald is awarded the 2015 #NobelPrize in Physics together […]
UPD urges students to be mindful of safety during D-Days
The University Police Department is urging students to keep in mind the following safety tips to help avoid situations in which sexual assault may occur. Lt. Jef Rice said in the statement some things may be out of a student’s control, but that there are things that can be done can do to keep people safe.buy levaquin online https://pharmacohealthcare.com/wp-content/themes/twentysixteen/inc/engl/levaquin.html no […]
Funeral services set for USD law student
Funeral services for a USD law student who died Monday will be held Friday. Samuel Garrity, 23, of Yankton, died Monday unexpectedly in a residence in Vermillion, according to an email sent to students by Kim Grieve, dean of students. Grieve initially informed students of Garrity’s death Tuesday afternoon in an emailed statement. A visitation service is set […]
Vermillion Police looking for missing person
Vermillion Police are looking for a 31-year-old man missing “under suspicious circumstances.” Authorities posted on Facebook Thursday evening a call for people to help look for Evan Stajduhar. “(He) left his residence between 10pm last night and 8:30am this morning, and police are trying to locate him to verify his well being,” Vermillion Police said on Facebook. He […]
Former USD student competes in Miss America pageant Sunday
By Gabby Ehlers and Katie McGuire Miss South Dakota is working to trade in her crown for a national title. Autumn Simunek, a former USD student, has been preparing for months to compete in the 89th Miss America pageant on Sunday. Simunek, from Hot Springs, S.D., was crowned the 69th Miss South Dakota this year […]
University Housing bans e-cigarettes in residence halls
University of South Dakota housing has updated the community living policy to ban the use of electronic cigarettes and vaporizers in residence halls. “(They) have been known to set off fire detection equipment alarms which could result in evacuation of the residence hall and disruption to your living environment,” University Housing said in an e-mail Wednesday. Smoking […]
Move-in week overwhelming for first-year student
Welcome Week was a lot more difficult than I thought it would be. As a student plunging into the vast unknown world of college life, I came to USD pretty clueless about what might lie ahead for me. All summer – and, in all honesty, every year of high school – I was shaking with […]
LIVE BLOG: Move-in Day 2015
The Volante has team coverage of Move-In Day 2015 in a live blog below. In addition, reporters are tweeting with the hashtag #USDmove. #USDmove Tweets Photo Gallery