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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 […]
Coyotes Sweep Jackrabbits in Home Meet
South Dakota Coyotes Men’s and Women’s Swimming and Diving teams took care of business on Jan. 24 vs South Dakota State in Vermillion. This was the first time that the Jackrabbits and Coyotes had faced off in the new Natatorium. On the men’s side, USD won 200-98 as a team. Sophomore Alex Parinkson won three […]
Transfer Portal Cinema: Premieres 2026
The world of college athletics has seen the changes of the transfer portal, and USD is no different. Heavy hitters are both leaving and incoming for South Dakota, as six former Coyotes go to power four schools and 11 new players come here from the FBS. L.J. Phillips Jr. entered the portal after a […]
Running on His Own: Mason Sindelar
The Coyote Track and Field team opened up the spring season with their annual alumni meet before heading north to Brookings, where they competed in the Jim Emmerick Invitational. Graduate Mason Sindelar didn’t compete at the alumni meet, but did at the SDSU Jim Emmerich Alumni meet. Sindelar, who currently holds the Coyote record […]
Injured Pack Receives Backup
Head Coach Eric Peterson, in his fourth season at USD, has dealt with lots of turmoil. Seven players on the Coyotes Men’s Basketball Men’s Basketball roster have gotten injured this year, and six of them have missed at least seven of the 22 games played this season. The biggest injury came just last week, as […]
Second Act for Scraps
At the Center of Fine Arts Costume Shop on Tuesday, Jan. 20, the Environmental Club organized an Upcycling Workshop to teach students how to sew and upcycle. Students were able to bring their own fabric for upcycling, including old clothing, blankets, and curtains. Ellie Goetzinger, president of the environmental club, is an undergraduate student majoring […]
Standing Together in Uncertain Times: Vermillion Remembers Alex Pretti
About 200 people from the community and the USD student body gathered at Ratingen Platz in downtown Vermillion Monday night for a candlelight vigil to remember Alex Pretti. Pretti was a 37-year-old man, who was shot 10 times and killed by federal agents in Minneapolis Saturday, Jan. 24. He was an ICU nurse at the […]