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Price resigns to return to Kansas

South Dakota State University head baseball coach Ritchie Price announced Thursday that he has resigned to return to his alma mater, Kansas University, as an assistant coach. “I am grateful for the opportunity that I have had here at South Dakota State,” said Price. “It is a difficult time for me having to leave the [...]

SDSU moves forward with new football stadium, indoor practice facility plans

MADISON, S.D. – The South Dakota Board of Regents gave permission Wednesday for preliminary planning to proceed on three new athletic facilities at SDSU and The University of South Dakota. Approval of what the board refers to as “preliminary facility statements” means that the two universities can move forward to develop more detailed plans for [...]

Planned Parenthood seeks injunction on SD abortion law

Planned Parenthood seeks injunction on SD abortion law

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — Planned Parenthood on Monday asked a federal judge for a preliminary injunction to prevent a new South Dakota abortion law from taking effect while it’s being challenged in court. Chief Judge Karen Schreier took the arguments under advisement and said she would issue a ruling later. The law, which would [...]

Visiting Army Reserve builds ROTC obstacle course

Visiting Army Reserve builds ROTC obstacle course

The National Army Reserve has worked to build an obstacle course for the SDSU campus. For their annual training, 108 soldiers in the 424th Engineer Company of Rutland, Vt. are helping out the SDSU campus by building the Ranger Challenge course for the ROTC program. Soldiers from four states, including New York, New Hampshire, Vermont [...]

SDSU alumni work to record ‘historic’ disaster

SDSU alumni work to record ‘historic’ disaster

Editor’s Note: This story was prepared during the 2011 Newspaper Institute sponsored by the South Dakota High School Press Association. Nine high school students spent a week at South Dakota State University learning the basics of putting a newspaper together. See more of their work at sdpressinstitute.wordpress.com By Amanda Siefken/Lincoln High School The cities of [...]

South Dakota land values booming: Increase is third highest in past two decades

BROOKINGS, S.D. — Agricultural land values are booming again in South Dakota. An annual real estate market survey charted a 16.5 percent increase in 2010-2011, the third-largest since South Dakota State University economists began tracking the farm real estate market in 1991. High commodity prices were the main factor driving the land market, according to [...]

SDSU student named Miss South Dakota

HOT SPRINGS, S.D. (AP) — Anna Simpson of Rapid City has been crowned Miss South Dakota. The 21-year-old South Dakota State University student will represent the Rushmore State at the Miss America pageant in January. Simpson performed the piano piece “Malaguena” for her talent portion and her platform is “Give back.” The first runner-up was [...]

62-year-old Sioux Falls man sentenced for child porn in nursing home

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — A 62-year-old Sioux Falls man who authorities say kept child pornography in a nursing home room has been sentenced to about eight years in federal prison. The Argus Leader reports that Mark Glammeier will be on supervised release for five years following his 97-month prison term and must register as [...]

Chicoine appointed to NCAA Division I Presidential Advisory Group

Chicoine appointed to NCAA Division I Presidential Advisory Group

SDSU President David Chicoine has been appointed to represent the Summit League on the NCAA Presidential Advisory Group, a collection of 20 college and university chief executives who report to the NCAA Board of Directors — the association’s highest-ranking governing body. Chicoine’s four-year term begins immediately. The Presidential Advisory Group includes one president or chancellor [...]

SDSU student receives exclusive national manufacturing scholarship

SDSU student receives exclusive national manufacturing scholarship

SDSU student, Adam Carlson of Morgan, Minn., is one of three national recipients of a $7,000 Earl Walker Directors Scholarship given by the Society of Manufacturing Engineers. Carlson, a manufacturing engineering technology and industrial management major at SDSU, was awarded the scholarship on June 6 at the SME international awards gala in Bellevue, Wash. Chosen [...]