The History Behind The Semicolon
In literature, the semicolon is used to separate two sentences that are closely related to
Required Textbooks – A Tragedy in Four Acts
ACT I Opening: Tara sits alone onstage holding a laptop. She is typing furiously. A
Women in STEM
STEM fields (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) typically have a high percentage of male employees
Second Street Diner on Washington Avenue
South Dakota natives, Shari and Baine Eliason, were convinced that Arizona was the place to
Sunny Side Up
Take me Home, Bumpy Roads By Anna Vonkeman, inspired by John Denver Almost heaven, being
High Hopes for The Tall
Although DSU is primarily known for teaching students computer skills, that is certainly not the
Black History in South Dakota
Many influential black historical figures are lost in history. History books limit our knowledge of
The 90 Million Dollar Initiative
In January, Dakota State announced a new plan to expand the research facility. Lots of