A team of engineering students at South Dakota State University, who call themselves ‘Space Trajectory,’ have made it into the top six finalists of a NASA competition that has already helped them win $75,000.
Donors will pay off all negative meal accounts in the Sioux Falls School District this week, but after the donation, the district plans to put a cap on students’ negative balances.
Starting this spring, students at the University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law will know All Too Well how much of an impact Taylor Swift has had on the legal environment.
Residents in Castlewood made their way to the polls on Tuesday to decide whether or not they approve of a $6 million bond to make improvements at the school after a May 2022 tornado caused significant damage.
Our Touchstone Energy Scholar of the Week is Olivia Morlock, a senior at Frederick High School who got her drive from competing against her older brothers.
Every year, the Future Farmers of America presents “American Star” awards to students displaying excellence in farming, agribusiness, agricultural placement and agriscience. One 2023 finalist is a South Dakota State senior from Salem.
The Brandon Valley School District announced that Valley Springs Elementary School would be closing down after the school year. The plan was always to close the school, but not until the new East-side Elementary opened in 2025.
The final report comes as South Dakota has slipped back down the national rankings in overall average teacher pay, only ahead of Mississippi and West Virginia.
Mount Marty University has plans to launch a new graduate Certificate in Endocrinology for nurse practitioners, one of two in the United States and the only one offered in the Midwest.
The ARPA Capital Construction funds give Northern State the green light to begin construction on a new business and health innovation center, which will replace Lincoln Hall.
The program is meant to start apprenticeships to meet workforce demands in the state, and Harrisburg is partnering with Weller Brothers Landscape Professionals.
Campus is buzzing at Mount Marty University with the start of classes again for a new semester. But this year, like the past six, there will once again be more students in those classrooms.
