Each summer, students across the country participate in competitive drum and bugle corps, honing their musical abilities and having fun in the process.
This year, South Dakota State University had five students involved with Drum Corp International competitions—Matthew Avenson (tuba), Alex Barthel (baritone), Brady DeBelts (percussion), Madelynn Hotchkiss (percussion) and Kaitlin Niles (color gua
South Dakota State University will welcome nearly 130 employers to the annual College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences (CAFES) Career Fair on Oct. 2. The fair will take place in the University Student Union from 1:00 p.m.
Corteva Agriscience recently announced a $600,000 gift to support the South Dakota State University precision agriculture program and construction of the new Raven Precision Agriculture Center on campus.
South Dakota State University conferred its second-highest number of degrees last year and saw four-year graduation rates increase 6%, factors that led to a decline in enrollment.
Geography professor Alexander B. Murphy of Oregon State University will offer his insights on why geography is such an important discipline for understanding the world at 6 p.m. Monday in Bailey Rotunda D as part of the Holtry Lecture Series.
Assistant professor Maribeth Latvis of the Department of Natural Resource Management is part of a five-university team of scientists who will use historical plant collections to study the evolution of invasive species.
Michaela Seiber, research coordinator in the College of Pharmacy and Allied Health's Department of Allied and Population Health and 2016 Master of Public Health graduate, led a human subjects research ethics training at the University Student Union Sept. 18. Seiber teamed with the SDSU IRB and Sanford Research to host this free training.
South Dakota State University faculty from four departments will work on improving the ability of nitrogen-fixing bacteria to colonize soybean roots through the South Dakota Biofilm Science and Engineering Center.
One gift every 21 seconds for 24 hours—that’s the breakdown of what Jackrabbits in 45 states and eight countries accomplished Sept. 12 during One Day for STATE. The SDSU Foundation’s third-annual giving day celebrated what it means to be part of the Jackrabbits family and the impact that can be made through private gifts.
In 24 hours, 3,744 donors came together, raising $1,348,477.