From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
How’s this for sound investment strategy? A fund that began with $10,000 in the early 2000s has grown to $2.2 million – while being managed by students at the USD Beacom School of Business.
It’s called Sioux 52 — a community effort that aims to generate 5,200 new mentors by 2026.
One look at some of the newest additions to South Dakota State University make it clear: Ag-related education is changing.
LifeScape plans to build a hospital, school and rehabilitation center as part of a $62 million campus at the USD Discovery District.
A new business will offer pop-up Lego labs designed to teach STEM skills.
From unique off-campus experiences to learning soft skills, qualifying students find a tremendous opportunity in this DSU honors program.
A leader at Colorado State University has been named president of the USD Discovery District.
GreatLIFE Golf & Fitness and the Sioux Falls School District will be partnering with the TeamMates Mentoring Program, a program started by former University of Nebraska football coach and Nebraska state lawmaker Tom Osborne.
Dakota State University, a school with a national reputation for all things tech, strives to provide an education for those near and far through a broad lineup of online programs.
SDSU has a big goal for its research: Double it in the next decade. The good news is it’s on track.
