University of South Dakota (USD)

A landmark decision from the U.S. Supreme Court affects laws coming out of Congress and from Pierre. Neil Fulton, J.D., walks us through those impacts.

The University of South Dakota joins a nationwide cohort of institutions seeking to maximize agricultural opportunities in a changing climate. Namely, the use of greenhouses.

A bachelor’s-level program for accounting is coming to South Dakota State University, and a master’s program in artificial intelligence is approved for the University of South Dakota.

Neil Fulton, dean of the University of South Dakota Knudson School of Law, discusses how national court cases provide opportunities for student learning.

A well-known herpetologist specializing in chameleons teaches and conducts research at the University of South Dakota. We get to know Christopher Anderson, Ph.D., and his chameleons.

Hundreds of athletes with intellectual disabilities compete in the Special Olympics Summer Games.

The opera "Notes on Viardot" will have its world premiere in Vermillion this week. We learn more from its composer, director and star performer.

Leaders from the state university network sat down in Sioux Falls to discuss advancing educational and cultural ties with the community.

Professor Tim Schorn at the University of South Dakota invites us into his classroom. We learn about the people and topics he explores in his travel writing seminar.

The newly archived images are available at the University of South Dakota's Archives and Special Collections. We learn the stories and history behind the photos.