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$2.4 million raised for One Day for STATE - Vimarsana News

$2.4 million raised for One Day for STATE

With the help of 6,227 donors, last Thursday’s One Day for STATE raised $2,481,275 for students through the University.  One Day for State, which is organized by the SDSU foundation, began in 2017. Last year, 5,882 donors donated $2,400,960.  Although ODFS is a 24-hour event, the festivities began the day before, when Jack the Jackrabbit...

Former FCS Champion Coach Stiegelmeier takes on SDSU Senior Advisor role - Vimarsana News

Former FCS Champion Coach Stiegelmeier takes on SDSU Senior Advisor role

According to the university, former football coach John Stiegelmeier will take on the role of senior adviser with the South Dakota State University Foundation.

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SDSU foundation gears up for 7th annual One day For STATE campaign - Vimarsana News

SDSU foundation gears up for 7th annual One day For STATE campaign

South Dakota State University Foundation is all set to host its 7th annual One Day for STATE on Thursday, Sept. 7. One Day for STATE is a 24 hour campaign that invites students, faculty and community members to join together and celebrate SDSU and the impact made through philanthropic giving.  “One day for state started...

President Dunn Discusses Cyberattack, SA Finance Chair Sworn in - Vimarsana News

President Dunn Discusses Cyberattack, SA Finance Chair Sworn in

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...