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 ....
Category: Campus Life
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 ....
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 ....
“Say What?!” Starts Dialogue about Biases and Microaggressions
On Thursday, January 16th at 7:00 PM a presentation entitled “Say What?!” was held in the Science Center auditorium. The presentation focused on biases and microaggressions, how to further understand where microaggressions come from, and ....
Human Resources awards and recognition
When Dakota State University rolled out the new visual identity in May, we united under the strength of the Hexagon and the Trojan. To further support this unification, the Human Resources (HR) department has also ....
Nanocon Showcases Student Games
Nanocon, DSU's own gaming convention, was held for its seventeenth year from Nov 8-10. One important component of this event is the student-made games that are showcased. This year there were five games from the ....
Halloween Blood Drive Will Help 117 People
Phi Beta Lambda Business Club (PBL) hosted its Halloween Blood Drive for the third year. The event was held on a holiday and the turnout was good—39 people donated blood. These donations can help save ....
National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week at DSU
Oct 21-25 was National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week. The DSU Counseling Center collaborated with DSU Res Life to plan activities that Lead Counselor Nicole Bowen said: "aimed to bring attention to the serious public health ....
Drama Club’s Latest Rapid-Fire Production
For the last three Thursdays this month, the drama club/department at DSU held a performance of Too Much Light Makes the Baby Go Blind. The show itself was written by Greg Allen and is composed of 30 ....