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Feb 24, 2014

Distinguished Alumni 2013

Members of the 2013 class of Distinguished Alumni from South Dakota State University hold a particularly close tie to their alma mater. Continue Reading Distinguished Alumni 2013

Feb 24, 2014

Creating a new view

Professors Sung Shin and Wei Wang develop software for a more accurate, less expensive means to detect breast cancer. Continue Reading Creating a new view

Feb 24, 2014

Third World Kid

Nursing student Joy Schumacher, who spent most of her childhood living in Afghanistan, shares her experiences. Continue Reading Third World Kid

Sep 9, 2013

Full speed ahead

Since moving to Division I, the field isn’t the only place that the school has picked up its game. Continue Reading Full speed ahead

Sep 9, 2013

What’s in a name

SDSU accommodates growth and a desire to house students with those of similar interests. Continue Reading What’s in a name

Sep 9, 2013

A girl of the wild

The new host of Mutual of Omahaâ€™s Wild Kingdom can already tell exotic tales of adventure. Continue Reading A girl of the wild

Sep 9, 2013

Wildfire management produces healthier forests

Senior scientist Mark Cochrane and doctoral student Chris Moran of the Geospatial Sciences Center are identifying which fire management techniques are most effective in specific types of forests. Continue Reading Wildfire management produces healthier forests

Sep 9, 2013

Jackrabbit reaches big leagues

Four years after leaving State, Thielbar became the first Jackrabbit to play at the major league level; and he has pitched like he will be staying around for a while.
Continue Reading Jackrabbit reaches big leagues

Sep 9, 2013

Collegiates kept post-WWII crowds swinging, swaying

From 1949 to 1964, this big band of campus musicians created the sound for romantic ballroom dances on campus and throughout the region. Continue Reading Collegiates kept post-WWII crowds swinging, swaying