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COVID-19: Check on your loved ones Opinion

COVID-19: Check on your loved ones

April 5th, 202095 The COVID-19 outbreak has already had enormous effects on the U.S. The pandemic has caused mass hysteria, panic and stress on people around the country. The explosion of COVID-19 cases has caused many states to shut down non-essential businesses, parks, beaches and other public places. Left jobless, many people are cooped up in their...
'A mixture of sadness and gratitude': College of Fine Arts adjusts to online learning Special

'A mixture of sadness and gratitude': College of Fine Arts adjusts to online learning

April 5th, 202075 Singing for a large audience, showcasing artwork in a packed gallery and acting in a crowded auditorium are just a handful of things that won’t be happening in the College of Fine Arts this spring. Since classes are now strictly online and all university-sanctioned events are canceled, USD’s musicians, artists, singers and actors...
Club quarantine: Celebrating birthdays while social distancing Special

Club quarantine: Celebrating birthdays while social distancing

March 31st, 2020147 Twenty-first birthdays — and birthdays in general — are counted down and anticipated for most people. The right of passage of going to the bar with friends has been taken away from people celebrating their birthday during self-quarantine. USD students are still finding a way to make this year’s birthdays special, despite not...
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Nursing majors transition from eight hours of clinicals to four hours online

Mar 31st, 2020167
This is the second part of an ongoing story on the transition to online learning. Nursing majors are required to complete over 200 clinical hours before they graduate. Due to COVID-19, the...
South Dakota reaches 108 cases of COVID-19 Campus

South Dakota reaches 108 cases of COVID-19

March 31st, 2020250 As of Tuesday, South Dakota reached a total of 108 cases of COVID-19, 44 of which have recovered, according to the South Dakota Department of Health. Clay County recorded its first case of COVID-19 on March 28 according to an email from USD University Relations. The email also stated as of March 28 there are no confirmed cases of...
University housing during social distancing Campus

University housing during social distancing

March 31st, 2020554 Not all USD students can go home during the COVID-19 pandemic. Some are international, while others won't have sufficient internet access to complete classes online. Once the majority of students have moved out, USD plans to consolidate the ones who can't leave into two residence halls for the remainder of the semester. Kate...
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Vermillion Police adapt to coronavirus

Mar 31st, 2020245
With social distancing being recommended, some crimes in the Vermillion area have increased while others have decreased. Matt Betzen, chief of the Vermillion Police Department (VPD), said he began...
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2020 is canceled until further notice

Mar 30th, 202039
I have been living my best life being with my friends — eating tacos and going to class. Never in my wildest dreams did I think there would be a pandemic that limits all of my daily activities and...
How COVID-19 compares to past pandemics Campus

How COVID-19 compares to past pandemics

March 30th, 2020259 Correction: The graph and previous version of the article state that the Swine Flu of 2009 caused 151 million deaths, when there were actually 151,700-575,400 death according to the CDC. The Volante regrets this error. COVID-19 first appeared in Wuhan, China in December of 2019. Since then, the disease has spread to more than 600,000...
Vermillion sees first case of COVID-19 State/Local

Vermillion sees first case of COVID-19

March 29th, 2020224 On Saturday, March 28, Clay County reported its first confirmed case of COVID-19. The individual is a 20-30 year old woman who is currently self-quarantining in her home.  This individual reported mild symptoms and was tested through Sanford Health Center’s curbside testing site, according to Time Tracy, CEO of Sanford Vermillion...
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