University of South Dakota (USD)

The University Veteran Resource Center and Native Student Services sponsored a presentation by the descendent of a WWII Navajo Code Talker.

We check in with Tim Schorn, Ph.D., coordinator of the international studies program at the University of South Dakota. He brings us an update on the fighting in Ukraine.

This spring, Sean Kammer, Ph.D., will teach a Taylor Swift-themed law class. He joins In the Moment to talk about the pop singer and her "Fearless" legal legacy.

The U.S. was slow to respond to the Holocaust. But the eventual creation of the War Refugee Board saved tens of thousands of lives and impacted hundreds of thousands more.

The University of South Dakota received over $1 million from the Department of Education to target South Dakota’s early childhood intervention needs.

All nine of South Dakota's Native American tribes are represented in the Knudson School of Law's courtroom at the University of South Dakota.

South Dakota Trade and USD are collaborating to host an international trade seminar.

University of South Dakota professor Tim Schorn, Ph.D., explores the context of the Israel-Hamas war and what it means as a humanitarian crisis.

Drag shows are back on at South Dakota campuses for the first time since the implementation of the “minors on campus” events policy.

Associate professor Mike Thompson discusses the highlights of the U.S. Supreme Court's upcoming term, including a gun rights case with far-reaching implications.