From games of pick-up basketball to lesser-known games like pickleball there are always competitive and exciting sports to be played on DSU campus. These sports meet at all different times and locations throughout the week, ....
Before Kanthi Narukonda came to Dakota State University, she was in programming classes where there were just as many women as men. Excited to pursue her doctorate, she went to school on the first day ....
As it is now October that means it is the month of Scares, Candy and all sorts of Halloween based activities for you to attend! October 7th-10th, Friends! The Musical Parody @ Orpheum Theater Center ....
Before you go any further, no, this article is not about the insect cricket, it’s about the game cricket! If you have never heard of it, please continue reading, you may find an interest in ....
Students walk to and from class, passing one fascinating building; however, not many go inside. The Smith-Zimmerman Museum, now known as the Lake County Museum, has been a part of our campus for 60 ....
With the school year in full swing make sure not to burn yourself out on homework. Check out these events going on in the Sioux Empire and get involved in the community. September 30th, October ....
People love their pets. I do not think that is a hard point to prove here in South Dakota. According to the American Veterinary Medical Association, 46% of the state’s population lives with an animal ....
World Languages Club was started in 2018 by Racquel Meyer, the current president, and other students who believed DSU was lacking in the language courses available on campus. With a majority of courses only offered ....
Important benefits of the DSU experience are students’ opportunities to branch out, meet new people, and find new, exciting hobbies and activities. Getting involved on campus can help make your time in college more memorable, ....
At the start of quarantine, many people struggled to find ways to spend their time. Nonessential workers and others were forced into an indefinite break, where leaving home were no longer permitted. Being forced to ....
