Noem invites businesses to participate in Week of Work
Gov. Kristi Noem is encouraging businesses to open their doors to high school sophomores next year for what she’s calling a “Week of Work.”
From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
Gov. Kristi Noem is encouraging businesses to open their doors to high school sophomores next year for what she’s calling a “Week of Work.”
It’s hard to believe, but true: There’s a newly proven method to sharpen your attention, awareness and other cognitive abilities in a way that will help you at work and in your daily life. Students at DSU are finding out about it firsthand.
POET awards scholarships to students who have ambitious dreams and goals, from tackling climate change, to providing clean water to young women in developing countries, to running programs for vulnerable inner-city youth.
A higher education leader has returned to South Dakota with a new role and the goal of strengthening our bioscience workforce.
“When people have a broad knowledge of where they work, they’re more effective at their jobs.” Congrats to DSU for creating a program for new employees that could serve as a model for others.
Augustana University has hit a new high in the annual college rankings compiled by U.S. News & World Report.
The USD Community College for Sioux Falls will start adding courses for professionals this month, with a schedule that includes classes on business writing, presentations and supervision.
Dakota State University’s plans for a massive new athletics complex just got a $10 million jump-start from First Premier Bank, Premier Bankcard and Miles and Lisa Beacom.
From Alaska to North Carolina – and, of course, Sioux Falls in between – students at the USD Beacom School of Business have immersed themselves in learning this summer.
Students coming back to class at Sioux Falls Christian are finding new classrooms that reflect a more modern approach to learning.