Brookings, SD News

• Brookings, SD News
• Brookings Marathon, Half marathon and Marathon Relay
• Brookings Marathon - Scotty Roberts 5K and Children's Museum of South Dakota Kids Run
• African beadwork shows elaborate design and function in art museum exhibit
• SDSU student receives exclusive national manufacturing scholarship
• Oak Lake Science Camp offers outdoor learning for middle school students to discover physical and natural worlds
• SDSU soybean disease researcher discussing collaborative project with Argentine scientists
• Chicoine appointed to NCAA Division I Presidential Advisory Group
• Chicoine appointed to NCAA Division I Presidential Advisory Group
• Women whiz past men in engineering enrollment race
• EcoSun Prairie Farms tour planned for July 15 near Colman
• PRT actors take on multiple characters in ‘Almost, Maine’
• Fine Marghab Maderian linens on display at South Dakota Art Museum
• Register today for 'Behind the Scenes' tour at Ag Museum
• ‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ takes stage as next PRT production
• Tips for returning to homes after flooding
• Tips for returning to homes after flooding
• Sustained student interest leads to sustainable energy systems minor
• Sustained student interest leads to sustainable energy systems minor
• McGinnis-Schlobohm named Career Service Employee of the Month
• Russian leaders to learn about South Dakota leadership
• Art museum sidewalk sale offers wide selection of beads
• Youth workshops build confidence in young actors
• SDSU medical laboratory science program receives accreditation
• ‘Church Basement Ladies’ opens PRT season with sweet and silly musical comedy
• Burns hammers at state collegiate mark in his final season
• Jackrabbit swim camp gives guided start to young competitors
• Orientation makes transition to SDSU an easy process
• Workshop teaches textile dying and design techniques
• Scholl named director of Agricultural Experiment Station
• SDSU administrator appointed to national biomass committee
• SDSU Cooperative Extension offers flood preparedness advice
• Record number of birds seen on 16th annual Oak Lake Bird Walk
• SDSU projects receive competitive awards
• Instructor helps honors students through public-speaking fears
• PRT kicks off its 41st season with family-friendly shows
• Orientation an important entry to life at SDSU
• SDSU projects receive competitive awards
• June 2 “On Call” program will address disaster prep in South Dakota.
• Women in Middle East topic of May 26 seminar
• Goble ‘Star Boy’ illustrations on exhibit at Art Museum
• Immunization information systems to be used for research in South Dakota and Minnesota counties
• South Dakota Art Museum shows appreciation for military families
• Scientist decorated for service in Antarctica
• Daschle papers offer research experience to undergraduates
• Photovoltaic invention brings inventor acclaim
• South Dakota State University named to President’s honor roll
• Trautman appointed associate director of SDSU Extension
• Trip to the Twin Cities offers artistic, entertaining variety
• BBQ Bootcamp is June 7 at Hillcrest Park in Brookings
• Annual Physics Bowl brings competition to high school teams
• Private lessons, performances to highlight All-State Music Camp
• South Dakota Wheat Growers to contribute $240,000 to establish scholar in agribusiness management
• Honors, graphic design students combine for unique art course
• Chinese artist to demonstrate techniques at SDSU May 19
• Young people can explore engineering at SDSU summer camp
• Birders hope to spot common and rare feathered birds at Oak Lake
• Brookings couple provides challenge to create $4.5 million endowment
• ROTC cadets receive commissions to go beyond South Dakota State campus
• SDSU rodeo team ranks 5th in U.S., advances to national finals
• SDSU advertising students place in regional competition
• South Dakota State University to take its message to the Black Hills
• Rust named SDSU Career Service Employee of the Month
• Honors project brings ‘equitarian’ movement to South Dakota
• Former South Dakota governor awarded honorary doctorate from his alma mater
• Former South Dakota governor awarded honorary doctorate from his alma mater
• SDSU recruiting participants for preschooler physical activity assessment
• SDSU visual arts students awarded for study and work
• SDSU student documentaries scheduled to run on cable TV
• Extension reorganization keeps 4-H local with 4-H local advisers
• Former South Dakota governor awarded honorary doctorate from his alma mater
• SDSU professor is first woman to head American Society of Agronomy
• ‘Cosmic Math’ workshop to help equip math and science teachers
• May 5 “On Call” program gives the audience a chance to ask anything.
• Engineering Expo takes place Friday at Swiftel Center
• Engineering Expo takes place Friday at Swiftel Center
• Thune, Rounds to address SDSU spring commencement
• Thune, Rounds to address SDSU spring commencement
• April 28 “On Call” will cover issues relating to diabetes and pre-diabetes
• Engineering education society to honor Hietpas
• EZfeed area training meeting is May 5 at SDSU
• SDSU honored for Active Learning Cloud program
• Jackrabbit Village residence halls to be dedicated April 29
• Dumke to perform senior vocal recital at SDSU
• Former SDSU president and wife honored with renaming of Ag Hall
• Historical romance author to tell her story at Ag Museum
• Historical romance author to tell her story at Ag Museum
• Earth and Sky on exhibit at South Dakota Art Museum
• Earth and Sky on exhibit at South Dakota Art Museum
• Ledwell named April career service employee at SDSU
• Ledwell named April career service employee at SDSU
• The 2011 Garden Line season set to start on April 26
• SDSU Extension Extra: Understanding the Cost of Horse Ownership
• SDSU music education major to perform senior piano recital
• SDSU Extension Extra: Rabies in South Dakota: Animal and Human Aspects
• Rancher leads the way in South American, shares his experiences with SDSU students
• SDSU Military Appreciation Day to take place on campus in Peterson Recital Hall
• U.S. Embassy Internships rare opportunity for SDSU students
• Woman of Distinction winner walks path between two worlds
• Using duck eggs to track climate change
• Extension small-acreage living seminar on April 30 in Yankton
• SDSU officials announce actions to balance budget
• Photographs of frontier Montana on exhibit at Art Museum
• Author of ‘Guyland’ to speak at South Dakota State University
• SDSU service-learning students to showcase experiences
• Canadian lawyer to talk about lived rights
• SDSU honored for Active Learning Cloud program
• SDSU Extension announces restructuring
• SDSU trumpet student to give senior recital
• Study shows canola oil protects against colon cancer
• Campus Women’s Coalition sponsors events to end violence
• Two Goldwater scholarships awarded to SDSU students
• National History Day contest to take place Saturday at SDSU
• Annual Spring Festival of Music set for Performing Arts Center
• New restaurants feed students, offer connection to community
• Robots will be demonstrated at SDSU Robotics Club open house
• Workshop uses materials and techniques to create Mardi Gras masks
• Prairie Repertory Theatre announces summer productions
• Prairie Repertory Theatre announces summer productions
• Children to learn to build clay animals at Art Museum
• Panel of experts to discuss Korean issues
• Taming of the Shrew to take stage at Doner Auditorium
• SDSU students from India share traditions and cultures
• Watkins to give senior voice recital at SDSU
• Acclaimed singer masterclass, recital at SDSU canceled
• SDSU students to participate in Model United Nations
• Acclaimed singer offers masterclass, recital at SDSU
• Jazz bands to compete at April 7 festival
• Distinguished engineering graduates to be honored for outstanding professional marks
• Herseth Sandlin to deliver Harding Lecture April 11
• SDSU Little International ag exposition slated for April 1
• Governor stops by SDSU workshop for girls on Saturday
• SDSU student dancers showcase dance styles and talent
• SDSU grad introduces eighth-grade girls to engineering careers
• RecycleMania gathers refuse from residence halls and academic buildings at SDSU
• RecycleMania gathers refuse from residence halls and academic buildings at SDSU
• Conference looks at mass hanging of Dakota men in 1862
• Kunz to present senior saxophone recital at SDSU
• Pride will mark 2012 New Year marching in the Citrus Parade in Orlando
• SDSU music majors to give joint senior recital performances
• Pride will mark 2012 New Year marching in the Citrus Parade in Orlando
• University honors Wehbe for high-profile structures testing
• SDSU journalism alumni recognized for career contributions
• Extension dairy specialist: Optimize heifer calf growth with quality starters
• Extension Service seeks input on its role in South Dakota businesses, families, and lives
• Extension specialist: Check DENR fact sheet for help on manure management
• Extension has wealth of expertise to help all South Dakotans prepare for spring floods
• SDSU student artists create buzz for their senior exhibition
• World performing pianist, faculty member to give recital at SDSU
• Ethanol plants offered OSHA 10-hour safety and health course
• Faculty recital in Sioux Falls to feature Beethoven’s great sonatas
• Faculty recital in Sioux Falls to feature Beethoven’s great sonatas
• Hear Lost Boys of Sudan story at SDSU
• Hear Lost Boys of Sudan story at SDSU
• SDSU student dancers to showcase styles, talent
• SDSU student dancers to showcase styles, talent
• Reception March 25 to feature current, former faculty artists
• Reception March 25 to feature current, former faculty artists
• Quilters invited to save history at Ag Heritage Museum
• Middle Eastern art expert to visit State
• Faculty author to give poetry reading at Art Museum
• Faculty author gives poetry reading at Art Museum
• SDSU offers health professions career camp in July
• SDSU takes part in TRiO Day at legislature
• Hager to perform senior flute recital March 20
• State students sweep ADDYs
• Student percussion recital scheduled Friday afternoon
• Trumpet recital set for senior SDSU music major
• Exhibition of art for apartment furnishings at Art Museum
• Exhibition of art for apartment furnishings at Art Museum
• Engineer to tear down myths about technical careers
• Engineer to tear down myths about technical careers
• South Dakota State University music standout stands in for injured pianist
• South Dakota State University music standout stands in for injured pianist
• SDSU music standout stands in for injured pianist
• SDSU choirs, professional musicians, orchestra to perform Mozart at Washington Pavilion
• Research award winner foresees new industry for state
• Brookings city officials, SDSU to discuss future projects
• White named Career Service Employee at SDSU
• Steel guitarist’s connection to Yankton radio examined
• SDSU students spend spring break in inner city Los Angeles
• South Dakota cattle producers can use free estrus planner available online
• Extension grape-growers workshop set for March 26 in Rapid City
• SDSU helps to develop integrated pest management website and iPod application
• Free tax-preparation assistance available in several communities across South Dakota
• SDSU soils scientist encourages producers to start planning for spring fertilization
• Women’s History Month observed at SDSU
• Nurse researcher to speak on evidence-based practice
• Piano studio recital includes serious, funny odd pieces
• Nutrition lecture to look at benefits of massage for preemies
• Research award winner foresees new industry for South Dakota
• SDSU senior art exhibition looks at ‘Puttin’ on the Ritz’
• SDSU graduate student awards help fund cyanide research
• Chemistry professor researches how students learn
• Jorgensen accepts academic post at Missouri school of higher education
• South Dakota State third common read selected for fall
• SDSU pharmacists continue license exam excellence
• Canadian string ensemble to perform Friday in Brookings
• Goodwillie endowment funds video project, student intern
• Lyons installed as chair of national committee
• Lady Jacks return to championship platform at ROTC tourney
• SDSU students show cutting-edge research to legislators
• SDSU undergraduate researcher shows work to legislators
• Big Jackrabbits gather toys for little Jackrabbits
• Thune adviser to talk about his book ‘Prairie Republic’
• Israel string quartet to begin U.S. tour in Brookings
• SDSU Concerto-Aria competition winners selected
• SDSU among universities to receive $20 million USDA research grant to keep Midwestern corn-based cropping systems resilient
• Pork producers can gain quality information right at home with 2011 SowBridge program
• South Dakota youth excel during Black Hills Stock Show livestock judging competition
• Undergraduate researcher will discuss energy research in Pierre
• Author examines and talks about research of Rockport Hutterite Colony
• SDSU faculty recital features four great piano works by Beethoven
• Three SDSU students among national recipients of 2011 Pork Industry Scholarships
• Faculty percussion recital offers contemporary music flare
• Film director talks about beauty-obsessed nation at SDSU screening
• One of Woodstock founders to speak at SDSU
• SDSU Faculty recognized for excellence in research, teaching and service
• 3M Foundation invests $250,000 in Avera Health and Science Center
• SDSU annual powwow to bring tribal dancers to campus from across the nation
• Prussman named SDSU February career service employee
• Court date set for South Dakota State theater production
• Feb. 17 Lardy lecture to tackle chemistry, life, the universe
• Black History Month recital scheduled for Feb. 17 at SDSU
• Close connections to industry keep SDSU Dairy Science Department vibrant
• Paintings, poems describe image of place at Art Museum
• Vandrovec chosen as SDSU journalism 2011 Lusk Fellow
• James raising funds to create Kevin Rogers Scholarship
• Bolzer to give junior clarinet recital Feb. 13
• SDSU students from Nepal to share culture through cuisine, dance, drama
• Congresswoman visits South Dakota State University Feb. 3
• Grotenhuis to perform senior saxophone recital at SDSU
• 'Time Crimes' screens at South Dakota Art Museum Feb. 8
• McCook County SDSU student wins spot on national USDA Outlook Forum
• New professor joins SDSU’s Department of Animal and Range Sciences
• South Dakota Saves program set to start Feb. 1, offers households financial tools
• Extension specialist: Affordable Care Act gives farmers and ranchers insurance options
• SDSU student visual arts exhibition set for Ritz Gallery
• Woodbine Productions presents world-famous Canadian Brass on April 1
• South Dakota Art Museum gallery features work of retired longtime professor
• Researchers draft "genetic road map" of biofuels crop
• Huls chosen SDSU Family of the Year
• China Night: food, entertainment, culture
• Students canoe to New Orleans to raise funds for cancer
• Extension specialist and veterinarian warn of effects of Cache Valley virus during winter lambing season
• South Dakota 4-H livestock judging team places fourth at national competition
• South Dakota 4-H hippology team takes eighth place at national event
• South Dakota 4-H horse quiz bowl team takes fifth place at nationals
• South Dakota 4-H horse-judging team finishes 11th in national competition
• Beadle County 4-H’er takes third place in national horse-demo competition
• South Dakota 4-H’ers from four counties compete in national decision-making contest
• Teachers and budding musicians take part in SDSU In-Service Music Conference
• Lecture examines racism, privilege and social construction of race
• SDSU music faculty join Jorgensen in spring recital
• Lohr Wins 2011 Volunteer of the Year Award
• Faculty advisory committee formed to study budget cuts
• China topic of Jan. 28 symposium
• Thorngren named dean of Education, Human Sciences
• Lokken named January Career Service Employee of the Month
• Alltech/SDSU Science Day to address future of farming
• Study looks at drought response in grapes
• Piano Day at SDSU open to students and teachers
• Conrad to perform vocal recital Jan. 24
• Capers 2011 to put unique twist on history
• New state secretary of agriculture answers questions about his role
• Former participants of Extension Beef 2020 explain how the training helped them
• Codington County Extension Master Gardener training now open to applicants
• Memorial services set for former SDSU President Wagner
• SDSU recognizes MLK’s legacy with traveling choir’s performance
• South Dakota Art Museum sponsors Photoshop workshop
• Sculptural pieces from museum collection on exhibit
• Extension specialist offers cold-weather cow management insight
• Extension specialists offer insight for dealing with on-roof snow loads
• SDSU to offer introductory courses in Rapid City starting in Fall 2011
• Construction firms urged to attend OSHA training seminar
• Citi grant helps students succeed
• South Dakota 4-H CHARACTER COUNTS! recognizes clubs who supported program
• As 2010 ends, Extension Dairy Specialist compares South Dakota to national benchmarks
• SDSU adds general studies degree for ‘ready adults’
• Students welcomed to profession with White Coat Ceremony
• Extension Virtual Coffee Shop sessions set for January
• Grant to SDSU researcher will address congestive heart failure
• SDSU professor and student publish two articles in international journals
• South Dakota’s dairy industry benefits from competitive feed costs
• South Dakota’s dairy industry plays a crucial role in state employment
• Extension charter bus to Great Plains Growers’ Conference still has space available
• Students win with business plan
• ‘Messiah’ lets musicians know Christmas is upon us
• Sterrett named Career Service Employee of the Month
• Landlocked geography professor unlocks the sea world
• Materials Research Society chapter formed at SDSU
• SDSU professor chosen to attend extensive journalism study
• Dykhouse Student-Athlete Center receives LEED certification
• Extension dairy specialist explains contrast between consumer prices, producer earnings
• Extension iPhone applications on weeds and grazing recordkeeping set for public use
• Extension Service, Farm Bureau initiate new “beefSD” program for new beef producers
• Construction on McCrory Gardens Education and Visitor Center begins in Brookings
• Brule County 4-H livestock judges finish 10th in national contest
• Extension specialist explains what new credit card laws mean for consumers
• Edmunds County farm family named 2010 Premier Seed Growers
• Museum workshop offers three-dimensional festive elements
• Graduates value degree, even when careers stray from their education
• Yuletide concert to gives familiar tunes in unfamiliar format
• Peters becomes first pharmacist on national committee
• Traditional St. Nick’s Day sale at Ag Heritage Museum
• South Dakota Art Museum to celebrate re-opening
• Sackman to sing German-Russian folk songs at SDSU Dec. 8
• Pets can pose with St. Nick for holiday photos at the Ag Museum
• Pep band and percussionists customize Christmas sound
• Interviews set for dean candidates of SDSU’s newest college
• ‘Crossing the Bridge’ to be shown tonight
• High school honor concert, jazz musicians to gather at SDSU
• SDSU graduate student takes first place in two conference competitions
• Record keeping can help South Dakota dairies improve production and reduce emissions
• Extension service offering charter bus to Great Plains Growers’ Conference in Missouri
• ‘White Christmas’ at SDSU warms December nights and hearts
• SDSU professor Amanda Weaver receives USDA New Teacher award
• SDSU Dairy Products Judging team takes third straight national title in Illinois
• SDSU scientists offer new knowledge on “re-discovered” switchgrass moth
• Education grant will help fill need for rehabilitation counselors
• Training sessions set on OSHA regulations for confined spaces and/or trenching and excavation
• Professional Staff Advisory Council formed at SDSU
• Grant County 4-H’ers excel in Nebraska livestock show’s carcass competition
• Biosecurity project will help SDSU’s veterinary diagnostic laboratories
• SDSU music groups to perform works of jazz legends
• Harry Potter music to fill SDSU Performing Arts Center
• SDSU student to share experience of study in Turkey
• Art Museum to kick off holidays with store sale, book signing and clarinet concert
• South Dakota State University’s popular mascot is named
• Researchers: Twitter can increase student engagement, boost grades
• Silkscreen workshop to be taught by artist with pieces displayed and collected around the world
• Birthday bash planned for South Dakota State jackrabbit mascot
• Award-winning poet to read from ‘On the Cusp of a Dangerous Year’
• SDSU art education students show work describing location
• South Dakota State cadets to recognize Veteran’s Day
• Ankara professors to talk about ancient, modern Turkey
• Brawand to perform recital Monday
• USDA presents SDSU with grant to develop tribal bison production system
• Extension Service offers HOSTA training to help keep farm youth safer
• Extension Service hosting November Prospects & Possibilities meetings in several sites
• ‘Three Cups of Tea’ author shares message with SDSU audience
• South Dakota’s dairy industry reflects recent national reports on growth
• Skorseth honored for contributions to state transportation
• Book brings “brain drain” issue home to rural America
• SDSU American Indian Educational and Cultural Center to open
• Biosecurity project will help veterinary diagnostic labs
• Figure drawing workshop to be held by South Dakota Art Museum
• Daschle research study slated to open at SDSU Briggs Library
• High school girls will hear state Regent talk about using science in career and leadership paths
• The Double life of Jennifer Tiernan
• South Dakota State faculty to talk about growing up in Turkey
• Music education students to present junior vocal recital
• SDSU cereal chemist explains how new seed technology lab will help South Dakota
• SDSU’s animal disease lab receives new funding to continue role in federal food network
• SDSU Seed Technology Laboratory work will include cutting-edge molecular studies
• SDSU engineer elected to regional governing board
• Filmmaker to take South Dakota State audience inside Iraq
• International cuisine and entertainment set for Nov. 7 at SDSU
• Speakers to look at South Dakota immigrant experience through saved objects
• SDSU’s Horticulture Team takes third place in regional contest
• South Dakota FFA, 4-H judging teams compete in national event
• Photography of 12 4-H ers makes the 2010 calendar
• Extension Soils Specialist: Soil testing may help determine cause of yellowing corn
• Passion, creative talent make 'Enchanted Forest' young opera
• Knowing moisture content of forages like corn silage important
• Butte County 4-H range judges win national championship at Oklahoma event
• New CES "Thriving in Today’s Times" Web Site
• Metabolic issues the topic of Sept 17 On Call show
• Certification training for 4-H shooting sports leaders set for April 10 in Beresford
• Diabetes research director to speak at SDSU pharmacy event
• SDSU scientist: Wild soybeans hold genes that can help farmers
• Art Museum class teaches the art of screen-printing
• SDSU scientists “re-discover” switchgrass moth
• South Dakota State University dietetic students awarded national scholarships
• New equipment will help advanced photovoltaics group
• Math and physics teachers navigate night sky for new strategies
• Thirty-first annual ranching workshop set for Jan. 13 in Mission
• Brule County 4-H’ers take market meat goat championships at State Fair
• Struggles of South Dakota dairy industry impact entire state economy
• High-tech equipment will help SDSU scientists study molecules
• Lawrence County 4-H hippology team wins state title, will go on to national contest
• Corn leaf aphids showing up in South Dakota cornfields
• SDSU and Soybean Council continue free testing for soybean cyst nematode
• Learn all about ornamental grasses on the Aug. 31 “Garden Line” program
• Professor recognized by national pharmacy society
• Two SDSU agriculture agents honored
• New architecture department to launch at South Dakota State this fall
• Dairy specialist: Producers facing low prices have options
• Workshop on high-tunnel specialty crops set for Nov. 13
• South Dakota Corn Utilization Council presents $2 million endowment to SDSU dean
• Hilderbrand named interim dean of new college
• SDSU Dairy Extension collaborates with Bolivian university
• New wheat and barley scab alert system available for small grain growers
• Students experience model United Nations
• Contemporary quilts on exhibit can’t be fenced in
• SDSU awards dairy science scholarships to enable study
• Reynolds to perform adaptations in trumpet recital Oct. 25
• SDSU center helps schools use wind energy
• Middle school campers learn science firsthand at Oak Lake
• Winter brings additional energy demands for horses
• Grant will help researcher build high-tech microscope
• SDSU research analyzes flow structures under breaking waves
• SDSU research: Ethanol co-product shows promise in aquaculture diets
• Extension Service Web site has blizzard information for South Dakotans
• SDSU discusses cooperative efforts with Watertown civic and educational leaders
• SDSU research explores maternal effects on growth in white-tailed deer
• SDSU research sheds light on “dark matter of genomics”
• Lawrence County 4-H wins first place at state Horse Quiz Bowl contest
• Dakotafest 2009 includes forum with Sen. Thune, Rep. Herseth Sandlin
• Water Resources Institute presents awards to winning presentations
• South Dakota State Fair invites 4-H exhibits from the past to join the fun in 2010
• Rauber appointed to head SDSU physics department
• Cooperative Extension Service offers producers coping strategies during tough harvest
• Separate studies inventory bees of the Black Hills and South Dakota Badlands
• Fisheries undergrad to share research at national meeting
• Business training for ranch and farm women set for Oct. 20
• Horizon community-building project offers new Horizons “passport” program
• Pravecek retires from chem department
• SDSU dairy science students receive national scholarships
• Producers reminded to guard against pesticide drift
• Chemistry grad student selected for national conference
• SDSU enlists North Park University grad for service-learning
• SDSU research: Building mathematical models for cancer treatments
• Jackrabbit Village residence halls named for distinguished alumni
• SDSU joins national effort to celebrate the Year of Science
• Historian says Lincoln’s moral character can teach us
• Nursing professor wins Berg Faculty Award
• Moving Marching Band Indoors No Easy Task
• SDSU research: Assessing fire prevention programs
• SDSU students go to West Africa for credits and understanding
• Severe cold poses risk of Staph mastitis in dairy cows
• Skorseth heads national association of transportation agencies
• Construction companies urged to attend training seminar
• Rural stress and mental health the focus of the Dec. 10 “On Call” program
• Davison, Grant, and Meade County 4-H speakers win at Summer Spotlight
• Professors look at why rural communities survive
• SDSU author explores fire ecology in tropics
• Extension food-safety specialist offers information on safely handling eggs
• South Dakota State University enforces PVP rights
• Wet harvest may lead to tension for grain and cattle producers
• South Dakota teachers explore the cradle of civilization
• Professor receives award for outstanding work
• Oct 15 On Call will focus on men s health
• Homeowners can take some steps to control mosquitoes around their homes
• SDSU research: Lean mass better for bones
• Chase named South Dakota veterinarian of the year
• South Dakota Ag Leadership class announces members for 2010 class
• Sandness will use his scholarship in retirement
• Scholarships double for SDSU accelerated nursing students
• SDSU research: Re-using enzymes in industry
• 7th annual event raises money for SDSU student travel
• Wuellner recognized by national organization for her work
• SDSU student recognized nationally by civil engineering group
• Guest of the Jan. 28 “On Call” program puts the cuff on high blood pressure
• Professor talks about art and architecture in his native Turkey
• Stressing cancer cells to improve cancer therapy
• “On Call” looks at dementia on the Aug. 27 program
• Pork producers have several options when facing moldy corn
• South Dakota State’s enrollment reaches 12,816
• Registration opens for the September Gold Bar 5K
• SDSU expert helps make case for world’s rainforests
• Brule and Lincoln County 4-H livestock judging teams win trips to national contests
• SDSU counseling only nationally accredited program in region
• SDSU influenza researcher wins Nelson Scholarship
• SDSU pharmacy fraternity earns national award
• PRT opens in Brandon with ‘Annie Get Your Gun’
• Extension 4-H educators association honors three
• SDSU researchers look for genes that affect vaccine response
• July 9 On Call looks at gallbladder diseases treatments
• Sheep growers honor SDSU professor’s work with industry
• July 20 “Garden Line” will help viewers attract songbirds to their homes
• SDSU fisheries research explores mercury issues
• Entrepreneur resource fair set for Oct 1 at Fort Sisseton
• Extension Forestry Specialist Ash trees face threats but don't rush to treat them
• Dietetics program accredited; Grads nab high rate of internships
• Conference honors Jacks football players for performance in season opener
• SDSU researcher: Ethanol co-product boosts nutrition in Asian flatbread
• Interfaith dialogue to turn controversies into conversations
• Study trips teach students about nutrition, Honduras, life
• Giago awarded Marken scholarship for SDSU Native students
• New South Dakota Ag and Rural Leadership class seeks participants from ag industry
• Fall 2010 workshop teaches nature photography techniques
• SDSU research: Understanding dormancy in plants
• Western 4-H Family and Consumer Sciences Show set for Oct 9 10
• Winter weather can stress livestock and calves for weeks
• ‘Nameless no More’ contest launches
• SDSU research: Ash from turning ethanol co-product to gas makes good fertilizer
• On Call to address incontinence and its treatment on Dec 17 program
• More than 450 4-H’ers take part in 2010 State 4-H Horse Show
• Trip to Poland teaches sustainability techniques
• Properly examined moldy feed can be used in beef diets with little risk
• Extension specialist: homeowners can get tax credits from home improvements
• SDSU named 2009 Tree Campus USA by Arbor Day Foundation
• Four-state range beef cow symposium set for Dec. 1-3
• SDSU research could improve leather tanning
• Use mosquito repellents during summer outdoor gatherings
• Oct. 22 On Call opens phones for Ask Anything episode
• Award will help researcher build efficient organic solar cells
• July 2 “On Call” will focus on children’s health issues
• SDSU publication: Immature or frost-damaged corn as forage
• South Dakota State receives $150,000 for green education
• Schultz-Werth paper presenters earn extra award
• West River research station field days set for Sept. 30, Oct. 1
• Grant will help researcher build high-tech microscope
• Vote to be taken for naming the SDSU jackrabbit mascot
• SDSU develops model for teaching math & science teachers
• Art Museum highlights current exhibit medley
• SDSU students to present findings on horse processing in Rapid City
• Tickets to Greg Mortenson lecture at SDSU available online
• Dairy specialist: Dealing with lameness and mastitis
• SDSU Mortar Board chapter recognized nationally
• Livestock marketing training session set for Jan 21 in Worthing
• Extension leaders receive grant to develop a national model for disaster preparedness in special-needs populations
• SDSU specialist offers tips on pruning shrubs
• French students join SDSU researchers for summer study
• Dairy producers reminded of cold-weather precautions for lactating cows, dairy calves
• SDSU pharmacy faculty member elected to national board
• Doris Giago recognized nationally for innovative curriculum
• Families under pressure must keep communication channels open
• Wet, muddy conditions can lead to lameness in dairy herds
• ‘The Man Who Came to Dinner’ opens Saturday in Brandon
• Horizons project workshop with Donna Beegle set for Dec 7
• Olson named SDSU August Employee of the Month
• Light test-weight corn a viable option for pork producers
• South Dakota Art Museum shows select works of Harvey Dunn
• Dairy producers reminded to manage heat in their herds
• Dairy energy efficiency workshop set for Oct. 28
• South Dakota State University dairy specialist named national spokesman
• Agricultural Heritage Museum exhibit looks at chores
• Corn producers should watch fields for nitrogen deficiencies
• Honorary society to hear how to prepare for serendipity
• State pharmacy grads receive top pass rate on national test
• SDSU nursing students first to receive national scholarships
• SDSU free film schedule begins Tuesday at the Art Museum
• VitisNet provides tools for plant scientists
• Anderson Plaza provides outdoor setting at the South Dakota Art Museum; dedication planned for Oct. 22
• Local foods: food safety and marketing strategies
• SDSU graduate student converts ethanol by-product for baking
• Two heifer development workshops set for Jan. 20 in Mound City and Ipswich
• Dairy cows and mycotoxins: Testing and vigilance can reduce risk for producers
• South Dakota trend: More hobby farms, large farms
• Climate change study: Trend is warmer, wetter on northern prairies
• For dairies, assigning proper forages nearly as important as choosing high-energy silages
• Mortar Board chapter recognized nationally
• New theater company opens show in SDAM auditorium
• Dairy efficiency an important consideration for reduction of methane in South Dakota
• Miner and Grant County 4-H’ers win public speaking contest
• Esophageal diseases the focus of July 23 On Call program
• Two South Dakota Cooperative Extension specialists honored
• South Dakota State student earns elite SMART scholarship
• SDSU department head to join federal research committee
• Aflatoxin-contaminated corn poses danger to dairy cattle
• Good night, Louise . . .After 33 years on night shift, Skovlund sees light of retirement
• Ackman’s latest Foxfire role continues 27 years with PRT
• I-29 Dairy Conference set for Jan 21 22 in Sioux Falls
• Winter Wheat research program set with Bayer CropScience and Ducks Unlimited
• Grad student joins young chemists in cancer research
• Dairy efficiency has grown rapidly in South Dakota
• SDSU research monitors gas emissions in beef barns
• SDSU is setting for South Dakota Biotechnology Summit
• Moe family named SDSU Family of the Year
• SDSU publication: 2009 Winter Wheat Variety Yield Results
• Farmers market workshop set for Feb. 5 in Rapid City
• Feldhus named October Career Service Employee of the Month
• “Lyman” is new SDSU winter wheat variety
• SDSU Beef Bowl set for Sept 19
• Seven Extension value-added beef production workshops set for January
• Wet, muddy conditions can lead to lameness and mastitis in dairy herds
• Research explores tumor-fighting properties of some milk products
• Amish quilt exhibit opens in September at Art Museum
• Moldy corn poses a potential threat when used in horse diets
• SDSU’s annual economic impact on South Dakota is $766.2  million
• Change of ROTC command takes place at SDSU
• SDSU dairy judging team takes first place at national competition
• SDSU takes engineering courses to Pine Ridge OLC students
• Federal funds aid SDSU graduate nursing program
• South Dakota’s dairy industry No 1 nationally in growth
• Oak Lake Science Camp introduces prairie pothole ecology
• SDSU barrel racer claims national championship
• SDSU re-accreditation site visit scheduled
• South Dakota Agricultural Experiment Station director resigns to take deanship
• Sociology professor retires after 35 years of teaching
• Good management can overcome small dairy challenges
• Regents Recognize SDSU Student Organizations
• Grad student attends national wind energy conference
• Electronic medical records the focus of Sept 24 On Call show
• sdsu news story
• SDSU breaks higher-education fundraising mark; sets ambitious  $200 million campaign goal
• SDSU historian: Old West offers insights on violence
• Varicose veins the topic of Sept. 10 On Call show
• Cooking food to safe temperatures can reduce risks of illnesses
• SDSU ecologist: Missouri needs flow of sediment, not just water
• SDSU research: Understanding skeletal muscle cells
• 4-H photography calendars to be on sale at state fair
• The 33rd annual Extension Faith Ranchers Forum set for Feb. 9
• Extension soils specialist addresses questions on fall fertilizer planning and application
• Dairy specialist: South Dakota milk production up in 2008
• Party shows McCrory Gardens at its best with jazz
• SDSU professor elected to board of consortium of hydrologic science universities
• Four South Dakota State grad students awarded elite fellowships
• Tribal writers meet for annual Oak Lake retreat
• Pandemic preparedness experts offer Thanksgiving travel tips to avoid flu
• McTaggart named coordinator of nuclear education at State
• English professors spend summer enmeshed in words
• Two NASA projects tap South Dakota expertise
• Museum store sells SDSU cuts of meat
• Teachers learn ways to engage their students to talk about art
• SDSU research examines fermented soy in fish diets
• Extension specialist: Farm and home fuel storage regulations will soon change
• New research center will find new uses for light
• Entomological Foundation honors soybean aphid IPM team
• SDSU Offers New Visual Arts Certificates
• Teachers learn to use geospatial technology
• More than 500 4-H ers take part in state rodeo finals
• State requirements for home-prepared foods to sell at markets
• South Dakota State University poet offers images of Turkey
• SDSU Publication: Best Management Practices for Corn Production in South Dakota
• State-of-the-art food lab to unveil at South Dakota State
• Disappearing Ducks? North America’s Prairie Potholes Vulnerable to Warming Climates
• South Dakota State presents 2025 Master Plan for Athletic Facilities to Board of Regents
• SDSU research: Menarcheal age and bone growth
• Southeast South Dakota Experiment Farm tour set for Sept 9
• Extension specialist offers insight for dealing with snow loads on roofs
• SDSU professor named president of American Association of State Climatologists 
• SDSU specialist: Choosing trees for South Dakota
• Grazing school set for Sept 14 16 in Oacoma
• Horizons project workshop with Donna Beegle rescheduled for Jan. 5
• South Dakota State University names 2010 distinguished alumni
• LUCID Manufacturing earns OSHA SHARP award
• “Pills, pills, pills” the focus of Nov. 26 “On Call”
• Extension specialist reminds South Dakotans that September is Preparedness Month
• SDSU recognized for freedom in learning environment
• SDSU research improves helicopter captures of deer, antelope
• SDSU tops the state in scientific research awards
• Dairy specialist: Reduce electricity use to boost profits
• Extension entomologist Soybean aphid numbers low but scouting still needed
• Summer students receive hands-on experience at SDSU
• South Dakota 4-H collaborates to promote safety education
• Oak Lake science camp offers outdoor learning
• Journalism professor named educator of the year
• Sheep Growers annual convention set for Sept. 26 in Huron
• South Dakota 4-H Volunteer Hall of Fame seeks nominations for 2010
• Saxophone, percussion faculty to collaborate sound, rhythm
• Wheat fungicide recommendations
• SDSU dairy scientists recognized for innovative research
• SDSU fellowship encourages research in Daschle archive
• SDSU winter wheat research programs receive grant to combat wheat stem rust, Ug99
• SDSU research: Tools for predicting mosquito-borne disease
• Grant and Hutchinson County 4-Hers win public speaking contest
• Tri-County Rancher’s Workshop set for Jan. 12 in Winner
• Extension specialist recommends management options for flooded pastures
• Nobel Prize winner to collaborate with SDSU scientist
• Graduate students impact fisheries sciences and wildlife research
• Extension Service among groups hosting rural housing event on Jan. 12
• Hyde and McCook County 4-H’ers take top honors in state breeding heifer competition
• SDSU study will inventory Black Hills bees
• SDSU meat judging team takes first place in national competition
• South Dakota Sheep Growers’ Association 73rd annual convention set for Sept. 25
• Carol Anderson named Career Service employee of the month
• Stimulus package funds 12 projects at SDSU
• Student success part of academic focus at South Dakota State
• Call of the prairie as strong for art researchers as artists
• SDSU research: Previously undocumented volcano contributed to cold decade
• SDSU professor Carol Wake earns national biology teacher’s excellence award
• SDSU professor elected to head international group
• Four new professors join SDSU Department of Plant Science
• Kidney transplant surgery, organ donations explained on the July 8 “On Call” program
• Corps of Engineers funds SDSU study of pallid sturgeon
• Eastern South Dakota Water Conference set for Nov. 2 3
• New windows help SDSU plant science building to reduce energy consumption
• Halloween theme for Pride of the Dakotas’ indoor concert
• Researchers awarded NIH grant for skin cancer treatment
• SDSU still enjoying investment in human capital for students
• Extension specialist: Steps to take to help trees with ice
• Extension dairy specialist: Milk quality improvement key to across-the-board gains
• SDSU research: Evaluating new solar technologies
• SDSU leads national Extension H1N1 preparedness team
• Rancher’s workshop set for Jan. 12 in Miller
• South Dakota 4-H assistant director takes part in national programming conference
• SDSU research: Tracking biodiversity in the Amazon rain forests
• SDSU research shows an overall methane emissions reduction on dairy farms
• SDSU study: Medicine Wheel Model of Nutrition can help native peoples
• Judges name state 4-H breeding sheep champions at South Dakota State Fair
• Research changes attitudes toward organ donation among tribes
• SDSU students win in geography awareness poster contest
• Spink, Beadle, and Brown County teams earn wins at state 4-H Horse Judging Contest
• Syrian soil erosion expert offers perspective on native practices
• SDSU research explores new drug delivery strategy for skin cancer
• SDSU dean awarded for supporting the Guard
• Humke family helps PRT end season with a bang
• SDSU plant breeding team awarded national research grant
• Workplace safety and chemical exposure make up agenda for July 27 “On Call”
• New animal sciences head noted for youth development
• Research farm cover-crop field day set for Oct 14
• SDSU research explores novel protein as potential target in Alzheimer’s treatment
• Yearbook institute helps students plan next year’s edition
• Dairy producers may consider soybeans, sunflowers as forage
• Wider windrows can help dry alfalfa for dairy silage
• SDSU Army ROTC members place in challenge competition
• Aspiring film student acts, directs PRT’s largest production
• Sept. 12 SDSU Cereal Bowl will highlight research funding
• American Indian powwow scheduled for weekend
• SDSU Soil Judging Team takes third place in regional competition
• SDSU study: Selenium-rich feeds yield selenium-rich beef
• The 2009 Eminent Farmers and Homemakers hail from Lake, Haakon, and Brookings counties
• Extension specialist offers information for dealing with frozen plumbing vents
• While changing, South Dakota 4-H still delivers youth leadership and personal growth
• SDSU research: Higher earnings for college graduates
• Tri-State Meat Goat Conference set for Sept. 25-27 in Fargo
• State-of-the-art probe will lead to better solar cells
• Union, McCook, and Hutchinson County 4-H’ers take state fair dairy honors
• SDSU researchers receive grant to work with Slovenia
• SowBridge program registration deadline set for Dec 1
• Dawkins named SDSU September Employee of the Month
• USDA grant encourages healthy lifestyles among college students
• Producers reminded of the causes of combine and tractor fires during busy harvest
• South Dakota 4-H announces its 2010 scholarship winners
• Summer illnesses the focus of July 16 “On Call” program
• Authors: American universities have role in teaching “religious literacy”
• Annual Oak Lake Writers’ Society retreat features noted mentors
• SDSU adds two new professors to Ag & Biosystems Engineering
• Extension Service announces administrative streamlining
• BeReadyBrookings public education campaign to be highlighted at national meeting
• Hartford pharmacist named preceptor of the year
• SDSU publication The Cost of Wet Corn at Harvest
• SDSU dairy specialist Beware of the risks associated with raw milk use
• SDSU visual arts students display work in senior show
• Sociology students, faculty accomplishments noted
• Brookings Chamber Music Society starts membership drive
• “Exercise: The Best Medicine” is the topic of Feb. 25 “On Call”
• Properly managed, wheat re-growth offers grazing opportunity for livestock producers
• Spanish publication from SDSU: Sulfur in distillers grains for dairy cattle
• “On Call” looks at sudden death on the Sept. 3 program
• Extension specialists offer information for surviving cold weather conditions
• Extension Calf Value Discovery Program updated website now available to producers
• SDSU specialist: Saving electricity in the dairy
• Oral leases renew automatically on Sept 1 2009
• Extension Master Gardener training set for five cities in 2010
• Brule County sisters take 4-H market beef honors at South Dakota State Fair
• Botanist explores staple food of Plains Indian diet
• No till Clinic set for Dec 9 in Mitchell
• Canadian visitors impressed with SDSU and Brookings business
• Pills, pills, pills the focus of July 30 On Call
• Treatments and additives can reduce dairy cows’ risks from moldy grain
• SDSU dairy scientists and graduate students honored at national event
• South Dakota Summer Spotlight set for July 24-26
• “On Call” to focus on the sense of hearing on Nov. 5
• Dairy camp exposes young people to industry features
• Beef producers reminded to take care with vaccines
• SDSU Dairy Unit sets new records for milk production
• Jordre named Pharmacy Alumnus of the Year
• Dairy producers can optimize electricity use with strategy
• Pesticide specialist: Producers should build emergency kits for pesticide sprayers
• Researchers explore new drugs to treat addictions
• Mittan named Employee of the Month
• Distinct speakers bring take on the day’s issues to SDSU campus
• Construction industry urged to attend OSHA training seminar
• Extension pesticide specialist explains chemical safety kits in new SDSU podcast
• SDSU research: Exercise and calcium requirements for bone growth
• Delayed planting among the options for winter wheat growers facing insect threats
• Extension feedlot specialist offers insight on managing livestock in cold weather
• Oct. 7 “On Call” will look at how doctors are trained in the 21st century
• SDSU research: Flax in the diet means fewer tumors
• Codington, Deuel, and Roberts counties report spider mites on soybeans
• SDSU Lamb Bonanza set for Jan. 2 at Frost Arena
• Brookings and Deuel County 4-H’ers take top prizes in state market lamb contest
• French students learn from South Dakota Farmer’s Markets
• “Brick” spring wheat offers disease resistance, top baking qualities
• Study calculates high return on investment for those with degree from South Dakota State University
• State’s oldest garden experienced in Ag Museum tours
• Families should watch for signs of stress from delayed harvest challenges
• The pros and cons of medical imaging the focus of Sept 2 On Call program
• Exhibition showing French cowboy tradition coming to SDSU
• South Dakota Cooperative Extension Service honors achievement of members
• Professors assume new roles for growing College of Engineering
• Regents approve first accredited architecture program
• More than 3000 youth take part in first year of 4 H SET program
• South Dakota 4-H and FFA teams take part in 2010 Rangeland Days competition
• Redfield native named distinguished pharmacy grad
• SDSU Water Resources Institute seeks proposals for grants
• Separating calves can help reduce exposure to disease in dairy herds
• Phi Kappa Phi lecture to look at the toll of war on soldiers re-entering American life
• Man Who Came to Dinner opens as second PRT production
• SDSU rural sociology department honored for female faculty
• April 8-11 Jackrabbit Stampede sets stage for second half of successful rodeo season
• Svatos to perform senior vocal recital Sunday, Oct. 31
• SDSU studies colonial tree-nesting waterbirds
• Proper management can reduce dairy odor emissions
• South Dakota Christmas blizzard ranks in the top three for entire-state snowfall
• Industries encouraged to send employees to OSHA 10-hour course
• SDSU project will address diversity in ethics education
• On Call considers allergies on the Aug 20 program
• Turner County livestock judging team takes 20th nationally
• Yankton County 4-H’er exhibits champion hog at South Dakota State Fair
• Art exhibit uses Greek mythology and 1920s for subjects
• SDSU senior student visual arts exhibition to be on display
• Extension state climatologist: 2010 summer included wide range of wet records
• Professor says dictionaries are curricular survival tools
• Nov. 19 “On Call” program to address H1N1 influenza, epidemics, and preparedness
• Extension forestry specialist: Working on storm-damaged trees can be hazardous
• Prairie Repertory Theatre moves performances to Brandon
• Fraternity recognizes staff, secretaries, and Friends of Extension
• ‘Cosmic Math’ shows new ways to teach math and science
• True Identity Ministries Hosts She Matters Young Women's conference
• Stormy summer still here
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Brookings!
• The Million People Project is Launched as an Online Community Time Capsule
• Brookings Summer Arts Festival
• Brookings, South Dakota holiday events and holiday shopping guide
• Paul Goble-Death of the Iron Horse-Exhibition
• The Marghab Collection-Flora And Fauna-Exhibition
• Harvey Dunn-The Illustrator-Exhibition
• Oscar Howe And Ben Reifel-The Artist And The Congressman-Exhibition
• South Dakota University/College Faculty Show-Exhibition
• Bryan Holland-Exhibition
• Dick Termes - Spearfish-Exhibition
• Explore South Dakota: South Dakota Agricultural Heritage Museum

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