The History Behind The Semicolon
In literature, the semicolon is used to separate two sentences that are closely related to
Sunny Spring Day…Well it Must be Warm Out!
Sometimes the wonderful sun can trick us into thinking that it’s warm outside! Emmitt Odney
New Trojan Field?
Did you know all the neat things that the new Trojan Field will include? The
Park Creek and All of Its Beauty
Located near the DSU 8-plex apartments, this small walking path attracts a lot of attention.
Fun Fact About Beadle Hall
Did you know: Beadle Hall is the oldest building in the state that is used
Mad Labs Has What Engraved into It?
Yes, you read that title correctly, Mad Labs has something hidden in the exterior design
General Beadle: Women’s Activist
Fun fact about General Beadle: General Beadle was president from 1889 to 1906 for the
Coach Gary Garner Retires after 14th Season with Dakota State University
At 79 years of age and after 14 years at head coach of DSU men’s
Detective I.M. Rising and the Case of the Missing Spring
It’s a beautiful day on campus at Dakota State University. The birds are singing, the
Dakota State University Announces New Artificial Intelligence Major
There’s nothing fake about how smart AI is. We have all become acclimated to Siri,
Tucker Davis Puts Student Teaching on Hold to Work in Pierre with Legislation
Tucker Davis is a DSU senior majoring in English for Education who received a surprising