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Hartenhoff-Crooks Receives Friend Award for Leadership in Online Ed Alliance

Nancy Hartenhoff-Crooks, the coordinator of disability services at South Dakota State University, received the 2021 Friend of the Great Plains IDEA Award. She was one of five individuals honored at Tuesday’s Great Plains IDEA annual meeting. “Nancy is an advocate, educator and leader in her field. We are fortunate to have her at SDSU,” said Kas Williams, SDSU’s chief diversity officer.

SDSU to hold Virtual Physics Bowl XLVII

The South Dakota State University Department of Physics is inviting all South Dakota and area high schools to participate in the Virtual Physics Bowl XLVII March 27.

SDSU researchers to present at American Society of Animal Science meeting

South Dakota State University researchers, undergraduate and graduate students, and SDSU Extension experts will present a variety of research results at the virtual meeting of the American Society of Animal Science Midwest Section on March 8 - 10. “I am very proud of the work of our faculty and students,” says Joseph Cassady, head of SDSU’s Department of Animal Science and interim head of the Dep

SDSU Foundation has record-setting fundraising year

The COVID-19 pandemic did not stop the SDSU Foundation from finishing 2020 with a record-setting number of new gifts and pledges.

First Dakota National Bank eTrading Education Lab offers experience employers are looking for

SDSU prides itself on offering students a variety of experiential opportunities. One of those opportunities has been giving students the experience employers are searching for. The Ness School of Management and Economics is home to the First Dakota National Bank eTrading Education Lab.

Precision Ag project brings interdisciplinary collaboration between South Dakota and Vermont

South Dakota State University is well known for its leadership in agricultural research and innovation. This work often depends on active collaboration with researchers in other fields.

School of American and Global Studies hitting the ground running since 2019 launch

The School of American and Global Studies celebrated its first year in July 2020. Launched in 2019, the school had only been together six months before COVID-19 hit.

Students win business plan competition with aims to improve shelf life of produce

South Dakota State University students Matthew Cole, Logan Wolf, Nolan Lee, Jordan Traub-Jensen and Kendal Schreier won the second-annual Brookings Student Business Plan Competition recently held at the Research Park at SDSU.

AISC Provides Critical Resources during Pandemic

A crown jewel of South Dakota State University’s campus opened amid the COVID-19 pandemic. The 12,000-square-foot American Indian Student Center in the center of campus began dedicated cultural programming, student advising and providing offices and resources for AISC staff.

SDSU Health Care Students and Graduates on Frontline of COVID-19 Pandemic

South Dakota State University’s College of Nursing continues to be a leader in South Dakota and beyond. The college ranks among the best nationally and SDSU students and graduates are leaders in the health care profession. In fact, the college was recently ranked 13th nationally by College Factual for “Best Value Nursing Schools,” ranking SDSU in the top 5% nationally.

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