After a history of financial deficiency, Black Hills State University President Dr. Laurie Nichols is attempting to close the academic appropriations funding gap between BHSU and other South Dakota Board...
In recognition of the dedication to student voter registration
and spreading awareness of the importance of civic engagement, Black Hills State University was awarded the brand-new Gladys
Pyle Award.
Gladys...
In an age where people feel isolated, produce is induced with chemicals and the environment is continually diminished, some feel a need to contribute to finding solutions to these dilemmas.
Over 12...
Black Hills State University’s indigenous student organization, Lakota Omniciye, held its first meeting on Sept.18. Lakota Omniciye seeks to bridge the cultural gap between non-Native and Native students...
Mark Lee Gardner, historian and author, spoke about his recently published book “The Earth Is All That Lasts” on Sept. 20 at Black Hills State University. The book is dual biography that explores the...
Black Hills State University searches for a new president as the current President Dr. Laurie Nichols plans to retire following the 2023 fall semester. The search continues as the application deadline...
Last fall, Black Hills State University welcomed two new FOCUS missionaries to start evangelizing the Catholic faith on campus. A year later, FOCUS is expanding its missionary numbers to a team of four...
Martial arts benefit the body, mind and soul and provide the discipline to continue through difficult practices in order to reap the rewards of hard work. They create a foundation to surpass challenges,...
Black Hills State University has overcome allegations that the institution’s faculty and staff engaged in promoting a “liberal” agenda after receiving a request June 17 to conduct an internal investigation...
For over 50 years, the E.Y. Berry Library has served as the information center for BHSU students and the campus community. After two years of construction, the library is back in business.
Since...
