Brandon Van Meter
UPDATE: Police searching for assailant
University officials have released more information about the reported incidents. Two women were attacked on campus by an individual matching the description below. According to MyStateOnline.com, the latest incident occurred in the parking lot adjacent east of Young and Caldwell Hall.
Monson, Kennedy win SA Presidental election
Brandon Van Meter After a highly contentious three way election for President and Vice President, Brett Monson and Erin Kennedy are the new leaders of the Students’ Association. With 863 votes – 290 votes from the College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences – Monson and Kennedy narrowly defeated Tim Goldammer and Mark York by 61 [...]
Wireless connections lead to problems in Mathews Hall
Outlined by the AL Cloud plan, the Office of Information of Technology wants to provide wireless Internet across campus – including residence halls. At the beginning of this semester, Mathews Hall was converted to a wireless-Internet-only hall as part of the plan.
Net Neutrality needed to save the Internet
On Sept. 21, Federal Communications Commission Chairman Julius Genachowski announced the FCC will work to enact regulations supporting “Network Neutrality” – or the ubiquitous deregulation of Internet traffic. This is a move to prohibit Internet service providers from reducing or altering their customers’ bandwidth.
Jackrabbits rally to down South Dakota
The Jackrabbits’ men’s hockey team rallied back three times against USD to claim a 4-3 lead on Oct. 22 during Hobo Day week. With 10:53 remaining in the third period, Drew Ruhlman hit the game-winning goal for the Jacks, as SDSU held USD scoreless for the remainder of the game to seal the win.
College Connoisseur: Three beers to toast the autumn wind
The autumn wind is blowing in the trees. SDSU’s campus once again is filled with brimming scholars who strive to succeed, while the downtown bars return to their normal pace of reserved insanity. Yes, another fall semester has quickly sacked us back into reality.
Letter from the President: Opportunities abundant on campus
It is with great pride that I welcome you to South Dakota State University’s 2009-2010 academic year. I am so glad you are here. My wife, Marcia, and I are beginning our third full academic year at State. It is truly an honor to serve you and to serve our alma mater as president.
Dining, residential hall expansions move forward
Administrators at SDSU have a clear picture for future construction – a sports bar and a new type of residence hall. “We’re most excited about the opportunity to provide another living style to students,” said Doug Wermedal, assistant vice president of Student Affairs.
Students’ Association supports technology
The SDSU Students’ Association unanimously passed a resolution in support of the Active Learning Cloud, while agreeing to a $3.72 increase in student fees. The resolution outlines the organization’s support for this plan and its proposed additions to wireless infrastructure on campus.
Students’ Association Senate Election Results
College of Agriculture & Biological Sciences Dani Herring 173 votes Shawn Mohr 172 votes Brett Monson 142 votes Justin Naser 130 votes Joshua Johnson 102 votes Sara Pepper 95 votes College of Arts & Sciences Eric Haiar 138 votes Ashley Dumke 132 votes Mic
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