Prairie Repertory Theatre's 50th season is underway
Prairie Repertory Theatre opened its 50th season with “The Complete Works of Shakespeare (Abridged)” June 9 at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center.
Byre receives June's Civil Service Employee of the Month Award
Beth Byre has been named the South Dakota State University Civil Service Employee of the Month for June in appreciation for her exemplary contributions and performance as the accountant for the Dep
RNtoMSN.org honors SDSU College of Nursing in two categories
Busy, yet doable.
Director named to SDSU heavy highway construction program
America’s need for infrastructure upgrades and an existing shortage of engineers come just as South Dakota State University is putting more resources into its heavy highway construction program.
The power of mentors
At only 9 years old, Bev (Stabber) Warne was walking down Rapid City’s Main Street and read a sign: “No Indians Allowed.” She did not understand why she and her family would be treated in such a wa
Lyle Olson / Final edition of SDSU journalism prof’s career comes to close
“Never argue with a man who buys ink by the barrel,” an Indiana attorney advised in 1962.
SDSU professor Stewart to unveil new poetry book
Blending poetry and architecture has become part of life for South Dakota Poet Laureate Christine Stewart—she combines these distinct creative processes in her new book, “The Poet and the Architect.”
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