Dakota State University

State’s only alfalfa pathologist mentors student-researchers to big discoveries

Alfalfa is one of the most valuable — and understudied — crops in the country. Here’s what these students and their mentor are doing to change that.

4 years ago

Life-size statue lifts up DSU’s leader’s industry-changing work

Imagine seeing yourself in the form of a life-size statue at the Smithsonian Institute — she doesn’t have to, and it’s well-deserved.

4 years ago

DSU named to U.S. Cyber Command network

Dakota State University has been named to the U.S. Cyber Command’s Academic Engagement Network, joining other colleges and universities nationwide in the partnership.

4 years ago

Class projects open eyes to AI business possibilities

“The goal of AI is to upgrade jobs.” That’s one of many valuable takeaways for these students studying artificial intelligence.

4 years ago

People You Should Know

Here’s a look at this week’s People You Should Know.

4 years ago

Business classes help launch Adorned Acrylics

“It’s been cool to take things from the classroom and install them into my business.” Where learning meets doing, amazing things can happen!

4 years ago

Jodi’s Journal: The synergy, the senator and the State of Cyber

In this week’s column, Jodi shows how a timely conversation sheds light on the “why” behind plans to help South Dakota become a “state of cyber.”

4 years ago

DSU plans significant cyber research center in Sioux Falls

Dakota State University is planning a cybersecurity research center in Sioux Falls estimated to bring at least 400 six-figure-paying jobs and $100 million in annual economic activity.

4 years ago

Information-sharing about vulnerabilities critical for all industries

There is such a thing as “cyber hygiene,” and this is a good reason to practice it.

4 years ago

DSU approach to teaching business, marketing prepares students to work with disruptive technologies

“Disruptive innovations tend to use new technologies to change the business landscape, forcing other players to adapt or go out of business.”

4 years ago

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