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New COVID-19 Strain Emerges

Jan 24th, 20230
A new COVID-19 variant called XBB.1.5 surges on the east coast. According to the World Health Organization, the variant is likely to be more transmissible than the previous variants due to its...
Opinion

COVID-19 Pandemic Has Made College Students Lazy

Sep 27th, 202293
Pushing off assignments until the last minute has always been a part of college life. We all know procrastination will never help us, most of the time pushing something off until later will make the...
Opinion

I'm not sure I want to return to "normal"

Mar 9th, 202263
I graduated high school in what felt like peak COVID-19 in May of 2020. Before graduation, I spent two months taking online classes.  Despite not being able to experience senior year to its...
Campus

COVID-19 not hindering study abroad opportunities

Feb 17th, 202246
The Study Abroad Expo was held Feb. 3 and allowed students to learn more about study abroad programs at USD through the Gallagher Center.  The expo consisted of tables advertising...
SGA hears from Unite for USD Campus

SGA hears from Unite for USD

February 1st, 20220 At Student Government Association's (SGA) meeting, Nate Popp gave a presentation on Unite for USD and the Senate discussed the possibility of another mask mandate. Unite for USD is an annual online fundraiser that lasts 1,862 minutes. This will be the fourth year of the fundraiser. There are over 20 initiatives this year. "This...
Men's basketball finds season interruptions due to COVID-19 Sports

Men's basketball finds season interruptions due to COVID-19

January 25th, 202250 Prior to entering Summit League play, the Coyotes finished their non-conference schedule with a winning record of 8-4. Their last four games against Waldorf, Northern Colorado, Northern Arizona, and Bellarmine all took place in the beginning of December and set the men’s basketball team up for their first conference game. During...
No COVID-19 changes anticipation for spring semester Campus

No COVID-19 changes anticipation for spring semester

November 30th, 20210 As students prepare for the close of the fall semester and are scheduling their trips home, USD doesn’t anticipate having to make any adjustments for COVID-19 come the spring semester. Kevin O’Kelley, head of the COVID-19 Taskforce, said while numbers are lower than the university anticipated, it's important to remember that...
COVID-19 Taskforce encourages testing before Thanksgiving break Campus

COVID-19 Taskforce encourages testing before Thanksgiving break

November 8th, 202166 Last fall, the University of South Dakota's COVID-19 cases peaked at 243 according to the USD COVID-19 Dashboard. This year, the highest peak has been 24 in early September. South Dakota has a total of 5,961 cases overall, according to the South Dakota Department of Health website. Kevin O’Kelley, the head of USD’s COVID-19...
Cases stay low, on-campus COVID-19 testing remains available Campus

Cases stay low, on-campus COVID-19 testing remains available

October 19th, 202149 There are currently six active cases of COVID-19 at USD as of Oct. 19, but COVID-19 testing is still available daily as the virus remains on campus. USD had a peak of 25 cases in early September, but hasn’t seen the case total climb above 15 since Sept. 8. There are currently nine individuals in quarantine or isolation, with none...
USD continues to monitor COVID-19 cases on campus Campus

USD continues to monitor COVID-19 cases on campus

September 23rd, 202123 USD’s fall 2021 semester was promised as a “back to normal” semester for on-campus learning after the disruptions caused by the ongoing pandemic. More than a month in, COVID-19 remains a consideration for the university. Kevin O’Kelley, assistant vice president of research compliance and the head of USD's COVID-19 Task Force,...
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