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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 ...
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 ...
The process to join the band is easy. Students are not required to send in an audition and they don’t need any marching band experience. Kevin Kessler, director of athletic bands and assistant ...
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 ...
Nine Jackrabbits qualified for the NCAA Division 1 Championships which begin today in Philadelphia and go through Saturday after finishing third in the Big 12. “It’s the Big 12 Championships, you have ...
Four Jackrabbits from the women’s basketball will compete in the 2025 USA Basketball 3X Nationals from May 2-4. Brooklyn Meyer, Madison Mathiowetz, Mahli Abdouch and Claire Sheppard will represent ...
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.
The SDSU Bison Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG) research project is looking to bring nationwide recognition to the university and provide students with more opportunities. The project was funded ...
Brookings police have seen a significant drop in underage drinking arrests this year. Officials are crediting enhanced educational outreach and targeted enforcement efforts for the decline. According ...
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 University Police Department was busy Thursday and Friday last week when students gathered to protest a traveling preacher with a fire and brimstone message. The preacher, Daniel John Lee, arrived ...
The South Dakota Department of Health has identified cases of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough, at South Dakota State University. In an email sent out by the Campus Communicator last Friday ...
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