From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
First Premier Bank, Premier Bankcard and Denny Sanford have contributed $50 million to establish a fund for need-based college scholarships that’s projected to reach $200 million.
First Premier Bank and Premier Bankcard on Wednesday will make a “historic announcement that will transform higher education in South Dakota.”
School generally is going better or as parents expected during COVID-19, and most who are working from home would like to continue it, at least part time.
This is what it looks like when higher education is truly more accessible: From your location to level, learning style and time.
A new year is a great time to learn about the technology of tomorrow. Enjoy this fascinating insight on artificial intelligence and other disruptive technologies courtesy of the experts at DSU.
Nurses: This opportunity could be for you. DSU and USD are coming together to create a master’s degree in nursing with a specialization in nursing informatics and e-health.
Sioux Falls entrepreneur Matt Paulson has become the namesake of a new center for incubation and entrepreneurship at Dakota State University.
Two Dakota State University faculty members studying malware have received a $150,000 federal grant to help with their work.
“It’s time that Augustana got the band back together.” The marching band is coming back — one of many ways Augustana keeps making music in 2020.
“Hopefully we will increasingly be recognized as a national cyber health innovation hub.” This could be big: a new strategic alliance between DSU and Sanford Health.
