USA Today recognizes the DSU president for being a leader in the state's push towards quantum computing and cyber security.

The South Dakota Science and Technology Authority is marking its 20th anniversary this year.

Cows can enjoy a more diverse diet when they munch on wildflowers. We talk to the student behind the experiment and what she wants cattle producers to know.

Technology moves at the speed of your internet connection – and some communities need an upgrade. Lawmakers want to help modernize even the most rural corners of local government.

Romance can be wild for humans, and it's the same in the animal kingdom. We get a preview of the Woo at the Zoo event and learn about the mating rituals of a few species.

Ancient stars created most of the atoms around us today. The Compact Accelerator System for Performing Astrophysical Research (CASPAR) takes a peek at that process.

Quantum computing isn’t the future anymore. South Dakota lawmakers want to ensure the state keeps pace with this emerging technology with a quantum research center.

The Museum of Geology has now been open to the public for 100 years. We learn about the awe-inspiring specimens on display and their scientific significance.

Twenty-six Attorney Generals asking the Federal Communications Commission to put restrictions on telemarketers using artificial intelligence.

A teaching technique from a Spearfish classroom has been published in a peer-reviewed journal. We talk to two of the authors about finding the fun in DNA sequencing.