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SDSU musical ensembles and theater activities will receive consistent funding thanks to a long-awaited change in the setup of the General Activity Fee.

South Dakota State University’s Students’ Association observed the swearing-in of Trinity Peterson and Hayden Bentz as president and vice president of SA, alongside new senators and executive team Monday during its weekly Monday meeting. Open Forum SA awarded faculty members for their dedicated service to the campus community. Peterson awarded Captain Brandon Reese, assistant professor...

This past weekend, students from across South Dakota congregated at the state capitol to connect with legislators and advocate for higher education. Students for Higher Education Day (SHED) happens at the beginning of every calendar year and provides college students with an amazing opportunity to gain political experience and discuss issues that are important to...

This past weekend, students from across South Dakota congregated at the state capitol to connect with legislators and advocate for higher education. Students for Higher Education Day (SHED) happens at the beginning of every calendar year and provides college students with an amazing opportunity to gain political experience and discuss issues that are important to...

South Dakota State University continues to progress for a permanent scoreboard on the north side of Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium.   SDSU Athletics and Students’ Association started this project in 2018 and it has slowly turned into a funding problem.   According to SA President Trinity Peterson, students have complained about not having a scoreboard...

The South Dakota State University Students’ Association approved a new club constitution, listened to student organization reports and introduced a memorandum for Hobo Day Committee funding at the Nov. 27 Senate meeting.   Performer’s Alliance Club  Hannah Hulstein, treasurer of the Performer’s Alliance, addressed the Senate about the club’s mission.  “We’d like to become a...

The Pride of the Dakotas Marching Band has been experiencing bullying from SDSU’s own student section this semester during football games.   Some students at the Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium have been throwing alcohol bottles at the marching band and an instrument.  Last fall, for the first time ever, alcohol was sold to anyone who...

Planning for the phase 3 extension of the Miller Wellness Center has started and it is expected to be completed by 2027, almost 10 years after phase 2.   Located on the north side of campus, the wellness center has been open to students, faculty and the Brookings community since 2008. It is comprised of...

Students’ Assocation senators worked through various issues Monday night at their regular weekly Student Union meeting. Here’s a look at what happened:  • Students’ Assocation senators talked about new electric scooters coming to campus soon and Parking Service’s new regulations at their weekly meeting Monday night in the Student Union. They also swore in two...

The Students’ Association had their first meeting Monday night to start off the 2023-24 school year. The meeting began with President Barry Dunn addressing the senate about a cyber-attack that happened last Thursday. The attack happened over night and was the reason students were having problems with D2L.  “One of the stories we heard this...