Learning

From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.

Getting ready for learning: Look inside the new Jefferson High School

Two years, one pandemic and 330,000 square feet later, Sioux Falls’ newest high school is nearly ready for its first students.

5 years ago

‘Cyberology’ podcast launches at Dakota State University

Stay current on all things cyber happening at Dakota State University with this new podcast.

5 years ago

Augustana University to break ground on $50 million project for new, improved housing

Big news from Augustana to start the day: A major new housing investment.

5 years ago

Samantha Zoss joins DSU as new executive director for constituent services, engagement

She’s a former student body president who left South Dakota and now has come back, thanks to her new role at DSU. Get to know Samantha Zoss!

5 years ago

A Senior’s Story: The prom edition

“It’s hard to explain how it feels to experience something you’ve been expecting not to.” But we think our senior columnist did a great job giving you a look at Prom 2021.

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Embe Daycare

Day cares struggle to keep up with growing demand in Sioux Falls

See a positive pregnancy test? Start looking for a child care – you might need at least that long to find one.

5 years ago

DSU welcomes new degrees in artificial intelligence

Talk about a timely education: DSU is introducing two bachelor’s degrees in artificial intelligence.

5 years ago

Herseth Sandlin: ‘I feel called to stay’ at Augustana University

After being considered for a U.S District Court judgeship, Stephanie Herseth Sandlin plans to remain the leader of Augustana University.

5 years ago

‘It’s a step in taking charge of your life’: Augustana to launch 2-year MBA program this summer

Are you a working professional ready to expand your skills with an MBA? Augustana’s unique two-year program starts this summer.

5 years ago

Broad range of Sioux Falls professionals praise seminary education

“A common myth about seminaries is that only people wanting to be pastors and missionaries pursue seminary degrees.” As these area professionals prove, that’s definitely not the case.

5 years ago

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