Notable women right here in South Dakota are breaking some long-held stereotypes, perceptions, and barriers like equal pay and promotions.
Take for instance Kay Schallenkamp — Schallenkamp is the first...
The Sanford Underground Research Facility in Lead is teaming up with Black Hills State University to develop a space where students can get a hands-on learning experience outside the classroom.
The proposed...
Julieanne Morse is a mass communication major at Black Hills State University in Spearfish. She also spent nine months of 2013 deployed in Afghanistan with the National Guard's 129th Mobile Public Affairs...
One doesn't have to reside in New Orleans to celebrate Mardi Gras.
The celebration occurs annually and was held on Feb. 28 through March 1 in Deadwood, S.D.
Parades, costume contests, a Cajun cook-off,...
It has been an interesting season so far for the BHSU women's softball team. The team was set to play Colorado's Metro State on March 24, but due to severe winter weather in the Black Hills region the...
On Saturday March 22, fatbike racers and snowshoers took part in the inaugural Savoy Winter Challenge event in Spearfish Canyon.
A total of 37 fatbikers and 17 snowshoers participated in the event that...
What is the CAAP? Who has to take it? Why do we have to take it?
The abbreviation CAAP stands for Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency, which is a set of standardized tests developed to measure...
For Black Hills State University seniors Tyler Millslagle and Emily Morse, theater is more than just a requirement course for college — it is a common interest that they share together.
Tyler and Emily...
With finals week just around the corner, students are getting ready to prepare for what they learned in class onto those written papers, exams and projects. But how do they prepare for this stressful week?
"My...
