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  • Doctoral student receives best paper award

    For the second year in a row, South Dakota State University doctoral student Shuchen Huang had her research writings chosen as one of the best papers submitted to the general meeting of the Power and Energy Society of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
    As a result, she was able to give a nine-minute presentation to some 200 scientists and advanced scholars at the group’s annual meeting in Seattle July 23. More than 1,500 papers are submitted each year, with 60 to 80 papers in a variety of categories earning best paper designation, Huang said.

  • Jackrabbit in the spotlight: Stern at the wheel of JEC again in 2024-25

    “If you need something done, find a busy person and they’ll get it done.”
    The adage certainly applies to senior mechanical engineering student Cherish Stern of Brookings. She is in her second year as president of the Joint Engineering Council within the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering at South Dakota State University, an intern at Daktronics and a member of the Biomedical Engineering Society.

  • SDSU shatters research expenditures record for second consecutive year

    For the second consecutive year, South Dakota State University has broken its research expenditures record. Research expenditures for fiscal year 2024 reached $84 million — a 13.5% increase from last year's record of $74 million.

  • Gowen to present ‘Music of the Night’ horn recital

    The South Dakota State University School of Performing Arts presents Sam Gowen in “Music of the Night,” a recital for horn, at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Sept. 9, in the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center’s Founders Recital Hall.

  • Steven Rommereim of Alcester is 2024 Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community

    Leadership in agriculture begins at slat level, explained fifth-generation hog producer Steven Rommereim.

  • Floyd Hansmeier of Bristol is 2024 Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community

    More than a century ago, Floyd Hansmeier’s Grandpa Henry hopped on a train in Iowa seeking adventure out West. As family lore goes, when the train stopped for the night in Bristol, South Dakota, Henry Hansmeier got a hotel room for the night, overslept, missed the train and never left Bristol.

  • Pam Geppert of Kimball is 2024 Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community

    Whether launching the “Dakota Farm Talk” radio program from the Geppert family farm 30 years before the term “remote work” was commonplace, fundraising for the South Dakota State Fair’s Nordby Exhibit Hall or helping start the Kimball FFA chapter — Pam (Walter) Geppert works hard to support South Dakota agriculture.