Double Threat
In the back of his mind, the idea was always there. Dale Moss excelled at basketball for SDSU for four years, capturing gasps of awe from fans with his high energy and emphatic slams at the rim. But left with one final year of collegiate eligibility, Moss has taken the chance to come back to [...]
The Collegian will keep you informed
We at The Collegian want to welcome you to SDSU. We are excited the school year has finally begun, and we’re ready to provide you with critical and dependable news and entertainment. When you open up the paper throughout this year, plan to read everything from game coverage to play reviews to political debates. Some [...]
New professor links religion to anthropology in course lectures
James Murphy plans to use undergraduate field experience to add religious perspective. James Murphy became interested in religious studies just before beginning his undergraduate study in the early 1990s when end-of-time and apocalyptic movements reached a fever pitch. Murphy joined SDSU as a new faculty member this fall in the philosophy and religion department, teaching [...]
Board makes pay raise top priority
Faculty may see salary increase in the 2013 fiscal year after a several year pay freeze. The South Dakota Board of Regents announced in August its plans to prioritize pay increases for employees for the 2013 fiscal year. The BOR requested Gov. Dennis Daugaard to make a pay raise of up to 4 percent for [...]
Chicoine chosen as NCAA, Summit League representative
SDSU President David Chicoine has been chosen to fill one of 20 chairs in an NCAA Division I group. President David Chicoine is now representing the Summit League on the NCAA Presidential Advisory Group, beginning this year. The group, formerly led by Chancellor Charles Bantz of Indiana University-Purdue University-Indianapolis, is a collection of 20 college [...]
Jackrabbits can do the Dew, devour new pizza
The popular brands, Pepsi and Papa John’s bring more options to on-campus dining. Students can catch a caffeine buzz and cure their pizza cravings in a new way with the addition of both Pepsi and Papa John’s on campus. Replacing Jack’s Place, Papa John’s pizza is now located in The Union’s lower level and Pepsi [...]
End to parking agony: more spots, lower tickets
New additions to parking may change the way some students travel around campus. Work on more parking spots throughout campus, a new parking system and a university department focused solely on parking matters should lessen car chaos on SDSU property, parking committee member Tom Henley said Tuesday. The Union parking lot will become a gated [...]
Remodeled bookstore morphs into retail center
After a summer remodel, the University Bookstore is now selling SDSU gear in style. Students arriving on campus will notice a $700,000 remodel to the University Bookstore, a makeover designed to create an improved retail environment for students and shoppers navigating through a sea of merchandise. Along with the snazzy remodel, students now have access [...]
Jackrabbits win three in season opener
Team play and plenty of kills have SDSU off to a great start in Phil McDaniel’s first year. Early season tournaments can often be viewed as a primer to the conference schedule, and the SDSU volleyball team appears to be ready for the top coat of paint. Competing in the Georgia Southern Tournament Aug. 26 [...]
SDSU gets go-ahead to plan new athletic facilities
Despite getting approval, the project faces a long and uncertain future. To get new athletic facilities built at SDSU, you have to start with something. Something is a Preliminary Athletic Facility Statement, which was approved in June by the South Dakota Board of Regents during their meeting in Madison. The measure allows SDSU to officially [...]
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