Inside the world of esports: DSU forms team for competition
They’re already playing video games. Now, DSU students could get scholarships and compete against other top players as esports becomes an athletic team.
From higher education to lifelong learning, here’s how the Sioux Falls area is getting educated.
They’re already playing video games. Now, DSU students could get scholarships and compete against other top players as esports becomes an athletic team.
Michelle Lavallee knows what most business leaders associate with strategic planning: “Sitting in a room with a boring facilitator. Flip chart after flip chart.” Her approach is different. Experience it for yourself this spring.
Twenty years after they became accidental owners of a child care center, the brothers who own For the Love of Children have sold it to a longtime employee.
We’ve all been there as so-called experts tell us how to improve our business: The acronyms, the flow charts, the corporate speak. Here’s a refreshing take on how to develop leadership in a way that makes sense.
“I usually tell people this park is not for them. It’s for their children and grandchildren.” This research park is a long-term play but it’s already bolstering high-tech businesses.
Free tickets to hear Pulitzer Prize-winning journalists Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein sold out in less than 30 minutes.
Two sisters who live in the same Tea neighborhood and have 16 children between them are the new owners, along with their husbands, of Sylvan Learning.
Meet Cosmo, the newest addition to Dakota State’s campus and an example of all the good technology can do.
From strategy to problem solving, marketing to accounting, you can up your skills in all of these through a new business acumen certificate being offered by the USD Beacom School of Business.
You’ve probably heard of 3-D printers. But this one uses human cells to print living tissue. It’s not science fiction: It has already arrived in Sioux Falls at the USD GEAR Center.