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The Conservation Planning and Park Management (CPPM) major was the only major in the Natural Resource Management Department that did not have its own club, parks interpretation management (PIM) club.
Cross Country ended the season strong with a Summit League Championship victory before participating in the NCAA Midwest Regionals and NCAA Championship. The victory marked SDSU’s ninth consecutive ...
The 2025 Jackrabbit Athletic Scholarship Auction set a record for the fourth consecutive year, raising more than $2.55 million this past weekend. The Jackrabbit Athletic Scholarship auction raised ...
Collegian Media was named a finalist in multiple categories of regional organizations last month. “The Collegian Report” and producer Annie Witt were the Best Collegiate Newscast finalists at the ...
Two former SDSU football players joined the ranks of the NFL this past week, with Dalys Beanum and Amar Johnson signing undrafted free agent contracts following the 2025 NFL Draft. Johnson, who is ...
One of newly elected SA president Sophie Spier’s key initiatives was highly debated before ultimately failing in the Senate on Monday at the last meeting of the year. Spier was looking to get approval ...
The South Dakota State rodeo team brought the heat to the arena Saturday night at the 69th annual SDSU Jackrabbit Stampede Rodeo. Both men and women’s teams performed well, sending 12 members into the ...
State A Thon, SDSU’s largest student organization, raised over $160,000 for charity, the second largest amount in organization history. A 10-hour dance marathon capped off a year-long effort to ...
SDSU opened their 2025 football season with the annual Spring Game at the Sanford-Jackrabbit Athletic Complex. The scrimmage was Dan Jackson’s first time at the helm of the team after being appointed ...
The Miller Wellness Center (MWC), which offers a variety of Group Fitness classes targeted at diverse age ranges, and available at different times throughout the week, recently saw a 39% increase in ...
The Shakespeare play “Macbeth” is said to be cursed, and some theater companies have seen accidents, injuries – even deaths – while putting on the production So, why would the SDSU Theatre Department ...
Monday, March 31, in the middle of Main Street at the South Dakota State Student Union, was a white board with the statement, “The slave-trade was morally evil. Agree? Disagree?” Disagree? What do we ...
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