Scholarships: The Gift of Time Well Spent
Thanks to the Briggs Scholarship, Kole Hawkins has the chance to invest in SDSU the same way others have invested in him.
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.
Thanks to the Briggs Scholarship, Kole Hawkins has the chance to invest in SDSU the same way others have invested in him.
For Judy Nissen, creating a scholarship at SDSU was the perfect way to honor both her late husband and her life’s calling in education.
Pulitzer Prize-winning author and renowned presidential historian Jon Meacham headlines this year’s Daschle Dialogues on April 7 on the South Dakota State University campus.
Three women in wide-ranging leadership positions and three men with extensive legal careers comprise the six graduates who have risen to the top of their fields and were selected for the 2025 Class of Distinguished Alumni by the South Dakota State University Alumni Association (now known as the SDSU Alumni & Foundation).
The South Dakota State University Alumni Association and SDSU Foundation have been the university’s two largest relationship-building partners for decades.
South Dakota State University, Black Hills State University and Monument Health celebrated the grand opening of the newly renovated and expanded nursing facility at BHSU-Rapid City.
In this edition of STATE, Andi Fouberg and Steve Erpenbach introduce the newly unified SDSU Alumni & Foundation and highlight the start of a stronger, more collaborative future in support of South Dakota State University.
President Barry H. Dunn reflects on representing South Dakota State University at the Capitol and sharing the powerful impact SDSU has on students, communities, and the future of our state.
For most people, 2015 feels like a lifetime ago. For Rod DeHaven '89, South Dakota State University's Brent Bargmann Director of Track and Field and Cross Country, 2015 is a painful reminder of his team's last loss.
South Dakota State University Archives and Special Collections has some brand-new additions to its collection: More than 70 South Dakota brand books and other items from the history of branding in the state.
Elizabeth Fox '97, government documents librarian at South Dakota State University's Hilton M. Briggs Library, has been named the 2025 South Dakota Librarian of the Year by the South Dakota Library Association.
South Dakota State University officials are preparing to launch two new academic offerings next fall: a bachelor’s program in finance and an interdisciplinary Ph.D. program in social science.
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