Dakota State University (DSU)

The Technology and Innovation in Education organization hosts what they say is the largest conference for educators in South Dakota.

Dakota State University is developing a program to allow students in certain fields to get their degree sooner.

Gov. Kristi Noem is meeting with constituents across the state as she hosts a series of town halls and bill signing ceremonies.

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

Lawmakers are weighing priorities and projects to fund in the later half of the current fiscal year. The largest budget item they’re considering is placing $250 million into a fund to pay down new men’s and women’s prisons near Sioux Falls and Rapid City. Officials want to pay that down with cash, to avoid bonding for the facility.

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.

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 computers of tomorrow are being installed today and at Dakota State University, that means quantum computers that leave most other devices in the dust.

Kevin Smith knows the difference a great teacher can make in a student's life. He explores one such teacher in his new children's book.

Dakota State University students majoring in fields like computer science, cyber operations, AI, or mathematics have a new scholarship opportunity.