Mihai Carcoana, the USD basketball player who was arrested on charges of rape in the second degree last week, was released Dec. 13 after a $50,000 bail was paid by a bond company. He has surrendered...
February 20th, 2021211 Shortly after 6 p.m. Saturday night, the University of South Dakota evacuated Coyote Village due to a gas leak. Dean of Students Kim Grieve said they hope to have the issue solved as quickly as possible. "We will be sending Coyote Village students an email, asking if they need a place to stay if we don't get in," Grieve said. "We...
October 31st, 202044 For years USD has not had many consistent recycling acts set in place. However, two sustainability students are planning to change that for good. Caitlin Reimers, a junior sustainability major and campus recycling coordinator, and Anna Moore, a graduate student, have been working together to plan a campus initiative for...
August 15th, 2020454After five months away from campus due to Covid-19, new and returning Coyotes moved back to Vermillion over the weekend. The move in the process took place over a three day period. In previous years, move-in was a single-day event, but because of social distancing measures, move-in was spread out over the weekend to limit the number of...
February 16th, 202068 First-year honors students have a designated housing community on campus. But after freshman year, USD honors students previously didn't have a specific living community to be a part of. Starting next year, there will be a wing on one of the floors in Coyote Village set aside for honors students. Kate Fitzgerald, USD Housing...
February 3rd, 2020781 Most pet owners on campus have a dog, cat or fish, but first-year Nick Gaes has a pet raccoon named Robert. Gaes has had Robert for two years and currently lives in Coyote Village. Gaes is a kinesiology and sports management major and plays football at USD. Gaes got Robert from a farm in Iowa. Robert, who was one of four...
January 31st, 2020651Moving into Coyote Village at the beginning of summer, the women's basketball team prepared for a summer filled with basketball. However, for freshman forward Alexi Hempe, she faced a summer full of rehab for her torn ACL.
During a basketball game her senior year, Hempe's season came to a halt due to a torn ACL injury.
“My senior...
January 23rd, 2020261Waking up to a loud phone call at 3 a.m. and hearing the words, "University Police," isn't a situation most college students experience. However, for Residence Assistants, it's just a part of the job. After recieving this 3 a.m. phone call, resident assistant Blake Brown walked to the front of Coyote Village to meet with a UPD officer....
