Change: The Only Constant
Like many others, the company Zoom was completely unknown to me before the recent events. With the integration of this software into our academic toolbox, we have all needed to adapt and adjust to a ....
Graduating Without the Ceremony
Covid-19 has greatly impacted DSU, and the key changes have been the closing of campus, classes moving online, and the cancellation of most spring 2020 activities. One of the most important spring events is the ....
Historic Season for Women’s Basketball Team
The Dakota State Women’s basketball team had just finished up their successful season right before the University closed due to COVID-19. This pandemic reminded us that sometimes things don’t always work out quite as you ....
Fieldhouse Senior Secretary Carla Sudenga Honored by DSU
If something needs to be done at the Dakota State Fieldhouse, there is always one person who can be counted on—Carla Sudenga. She has been working at Dakota State University for the last 36 years ....
We’re Live! At DSU Live
Can you hear that? That is the difference of how music sounds today versus decades ago; or so says Mason Wieman, President of DSU Live. As a Digital Sound Design major and a self-proclaimed music ....
First Friday at the Mundt: Poetry by John Nelson
On Friday, February 7th at 4 pm the Karl Mundt Library hosted their first in a series of events, titled “First Friday.” The event that took place was a poetry reading with one of Dakota ....
DSU Track Propels Forward to End of Indoor Season
The Dakota State University track teams had a solid performance at their last regular season meet. The men's and women's teams competed in the South Dakota State Classic indoor track and field meet this Friday ....
Trojans’ Win Streak Continues
The women’s basketball team is on a roll! After a rough start to the season, things are finally falling into place and at the right time too. The Trojans have now won 8 games in ....
“The Chair Is Not Me” Exhibition
From January 14th to February 28th an art exhibition entitled The Chair is Not Me is on display in the First Bank & Trust Gallery on the second floor of the Karl E. Mundt Library. ....