Read the stories of SDSU students, alumni, faculty, and donors who are making a lasting impact on both SDSU and the world around them.
The SDSU Metro Center will provide a permanent home for Sioux Falls–based SDSU health programs. A $1 million challenge match from Susan and Mark Leddy is now doubling the impact of gifts supporting this transformative facility.
With their latest investment, the Scott ’75 and Lani Ramsdell family are ushering in a transformative next chapter for Jackrabbits Soccer and ensuring the team has the ultimate home field advantage with a new, state-of-the-art, on-campus facility.
The SDSU Alumni Mentor Program gave Erica DeBoer and Carley Mullins the opportunity to form a lasting bond through their passion for nursing.
With his scholarship to the Lohr College of Engineering, Curtis Brudos hopes to encourage students to pursue the industry that shaped his life.
The first class of elementary education majors graduated from South Dakota State in May 2025.
Suzanne Fuller is honoring her late husband by fueling opportunity in the field that defined their careers.
The United States will mark a historic milestone, the 250th anniversary of the nation’s founding, this summer.
SDSU alum Thomas Hagena '10 traded campus tours for a recording booth, building an award-winning voice acting career for major brands, video games, and animated characters.
One Day for STATE is a testament to what can happen when momentum becomes a movement, when charitable giving becomes a celebration and when trying something new becomes tradition.
Retired educators and Jackrabbit alums Lon and Mary Moeller of Brookings were honored as the South Dakota State University Family of the Year by the SDSU Alumni & Foundation on Feb. 21.
The first cohort of future public servants has graduated from the Mike Huether Public Service Academy at South Dakota State University.
For 145 years, South Dakota State University has engaged in research and extended knowledge to address complex challenges and improve the lives of citizens across the state and region.
While it’s not quite like sneaking up to your grandmother’s attic, history buffs can find a treasure trove of both the offbeat and the historical in the Archives and Special Collections Room on the second floor of Hilton M. Briggs Library at South Dakota State University.
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