University of Sioux Falls (USF)

As Kalen DeBoer prepares his Washington Huskies for a trip to the College Football Playoffs, the focus for him is clearly on one thing – a national championship. But for those who have watched DeBoer’s career as a spectator back in South Dakota, it’s incredible to see where it started, and now where it’s at.

U.S. Sen. John Thune says the federal government should create laws standardizing how college athletes can be paid.

We continue our analysis of recent Supreme Court decisions. Mike Thompson helps parse through education-related decisions, from loan forgiveness to affirmative action.

Mike Thomspon, a University of Sioux Falls professor, joins In the Moment to discuss mens rea and the First Amendment as they pertain to a recent Supreme Court case.

Mike Thompson, associate professor of criminal justice at the University of Sioux Falls, dives into the legal implications of two recent Supreme Court decisions.

Mike Thompson, JD, joins In the Moment to discuss the decision by the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold ICWA.

Balancing school and work can be overwhelming. This is the focus of two research papers written by University of Sioux Falls students.

We visit with USF mental health counselor Michelle DeHoogh-Kliewer and director of the USF Academic Success Center Nicole Dulaney.

If you are waiting for the stars to align to start your own business. Don’t. This is the advice of two University of Sioux Falls student entrepreneurs who launched businesses in 2022.

In The Moment … December 17, 2020 Show 963 Hour 2 The Supreme Court of the United States is in session and hears various cases each week. Today we discuss…