Faces to Know: Clay Hoffman
USD SGA Vice President Clay Hoffman What he does: “SGA vice president is in charge of student activities, serves in the (SGA) senate and is in charge of decorum, parliamentary procedure and that kind of thing. On a daily basis, I always like to talk to people, and people say I’m pretty good at remembering […]
Talk it out before deciding to walk out
Roommates can be a college student’s worst enemy. With the exception of single dorm housing, most undergraduate students are bunked with someone they have never met, bound to spend 36 weeks with their habits, behaviors and smells. Unless a student requests a specific roommate or gets a lucky match, roommate experiences can seem like uncharted […]
IN THE KNOW & IN THE DARK: Sept. 4
IN THE KNOW: New food options are slowly being added to the Muenster University Center. IN THE DARK: Charlie’s Grille closed down. IN THE KNOW: Simon Cowell is going to be a father with his best friend’s wife. IN THE DARK: NBA player Lamar Odom was arrested for a DUI. IN THE KNOW: New tailgating rules allowed students and parents […]
Overheard: Sept. 4
Here you’ll find the weirdest, funniest and stupidest things we’ve heard during the week.buy zithromax online https://redemperorcbd.com/wp-content/languages/new/prescription/zithromax.html no prescription Context is for suckers. “There were so many girls throwing up in the sink, like you could have made it to the bathroom.” — Churchill-Haines “It’s not nice to tickle people.” — Dakota Street “That music…the […]
BOR requests $6 million in tuition freeze
Story by: Emily Niebrugge and Trent Opstedahl The South Dakota Board of Regents is setting a freeze in tuition and fees its number one priority for the 2015 fiscal year. In an overall request for $11.6 million made this month, the BOR has asked for the state to consider designating more than half of the funding […]
Phi Beta Kappa Scholar to speak on campus
VOLANTE STAFF REPORTS Timothy Bromage, professor of biomaterials and biomimetics at New York University, will speak in the Freedom Forum Conference Room in the Al Neuharth Media Center 7:30 p.m. Sept. 5 to discuss “What Cells Will Do For Global Climate Change.” Bromage has been honored for his research by the National Science Foundation and […]
IN THE KNOW & IN THE DARK
IN THE KNOW: USD sent out an email urging students to reduce energy costs by reducing the use of electricity, such as air conditioners. IN THE DARK: The Midwest is suffering from a heat wave for the next few days. IN THE KNOW: A new and improved salad bar is now available in the MUC. IN THE DARK: The […]
OVERHEARD
“It was just one of those days where you’re just laying in bed marinating in your nastiness.buy xifaxan online https://healthcoachmichelle.com/wp-content/languages/new/online/xifaxan.html no prescription ” “Marinating? I’m not a teriyaki steak.” — Al Neuharth Media Center “Holy back sweat it’s hot out there.” — Dakota Street “On Tuesdays, we do not sit in front of trees.” — […]
UPDATED: Move-in Day 2013
6:30 p.m. – It was a long day for first-year Megan Christianson; moving boxes, unpacking personal items and orienting herself to a new environment during move-in day 2013. “It was overwhelming at first, but I really like the campus here,” said Christianson, who made the two-hour drive from Newell, Iowa to make her 9:45 a.m. check-in […]
Music Museum takes new strides with open house
“The King” has made his way to South Dakota – well, at least one of Elvis Presley’s Martin D-35 acoustic guitars has made its way to Vermillion, as it is displayed front and center in the National Music Museum. Used during the rock ‘n’ roller’s final tour in 1977, his guitar was slightly smashed after […]