The USDA Forest Service has purchased 350 acres from the Myrle G. Case Trust for approximately $1.7 million near Crazy Horse Memorial and five miles north of the city of Custer.
The purchased area is...
Shortly after noon on Friday, Sept. 20, a group of students held a rally outside of Meier Hall at Black Hills State University to fight back against climate change.
The event was a part of a larger...
A 16-year-old climate activist from Sweden who recently made headlines at the United Nations Climate Action Summit rallied protestors of all ages, religions and races for a march to Rapid City’s City...
The latest print issue of Black Hills State University's student newspaper is out now on newsstands.
The October issue of the Jacket Journal features coverage of Swedish environmental activist Greta...
The Black Hills State University Rapid City campus hosted this year’s Student Recognition Awards on Monday, April 29. Eight awards were given to acknowledge the achievements of students and staff from...
Black Hills State University alumni gathered this summer at the BHSU campus in Spearfish to reconnect with each other and attend the BHSU Alumni Association’s 2019 All-School Reunion. The reunion was...
Making crucial decisions, discussing riveting issues and educating students on important information, Black Hills State University’s Student Senate has proven to hold immense power on campus.
Following...
White-nose syndrome was recently confirmed in bats found in South Dakota’s Black Hills, as well as Badlands National Park. Until the summer of 2018, the disease had not been reported in South Dakota...
Encountering someone who is homeless can evoke all manner of reactions from people. Some will offer their spare change in the hopes of easing the person’s suffering. Some will avert their eyes and pretend...
It is widely known among many that the most hectic time in a person’s life is their college years. Typically, the average college student takes on about 15 to 18 credits at a time, which is anywhere...
