Tamora Rosenbaum
Giving back by going bald
On April 27 from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m. on the northwest side of Solberg Hall, the second St. Baldrick’s event to occur in South Dakota history and the first for SDSU will be hosted by the Sigma Lambda Chi (SLC) Honor Society for Construction Management at SDSU. Jason Rave, a senior construction management major [...]
AGR says goodbye to cook, friend
Helen Graslie, the woman who has made SDSU a true home-away-from-home for thousands of students in the Alpha Gamma Rho fraternity over the past 23 years, is retiring after spring graduation. “She has been like a mother to all students and alumni who have been in our fraternity and a huge asset to the experience [...]
Conference examines the lack of women in power
SDSU held a conference on March 26 focusing on how to persuade women to trade the glass ceiling for a glass slipper and run for political offices. The keynote speaker for the conference, Richard L. Fox, associate professor in the political science department at Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles, Calif., gave a presentation at [...]
DOWNTOWN FOLLY: Committee tries to clean up Pub Crawl
This year’s pub crawl will look a little different than previous St. Patrick’s Day celebrations thanks to the efforts of the Downtown Core Events Committee. The City of Brookings is paying $800 for Port-a-Potty rentals, the Park and Rec Department is providing additional garbage cans and Brookings City Police are putting in about $1,800 [...]
Housing to focus on retention
After all the construction of the new residence halls is complete, students will be able to enter SDSU as freshmen and exit with a master’s degree without ever having to live off campus. The next step in achieving this plan is concentrating sophomores into Pierson, Meadows South and Caldwell halls. There are many reasons for [...]
SA composes long term GAF strategy
Continuity can be elusive and is often difficult to maintain. In an organization like SDSU’s Student Association, everyone has their own ideas on the best way to accomplish goals and on which projects deserve highest priority. SA student leaders change annually, which causes continuity to be even more difficult to achieve as new leaders with [...]
Wellness Center Offers Free Group Exercise Classes
The SDSU Wellness center is currently offering unlimited free group exercise classes now through Jan. 16 so students can try classes before they buy passes. These classes include everything from water aerobics and spinning to Pilates, yoga, Zumba, and more. The schedule for each week will remain constant throughout the semester, unless changes need to [...]
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