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Growing financial services fellowship builds regional talent pipeline

A financial services company stepped up big in partnership with SDSU — with both the business and graduate students benefiting.

6 years ago

Jodi’s Journal: Woster wisdom to start the work week

He’s one of a kind, with the sort of take on life we all could use this week. Enjoy this simple wisdom from our friend, Jim Woster.

6 years ago

SDSU women’s team’s half-court shots go viral

Talk about some great press — and impressive shooting.

6 years ago

New additions to ag education prepare students for jobs of the future

One look at some of the newest additions to South Dakota State University make it clear: Ag-related education is changing.

6 years ago

SDSU researchers make direct impact on biotech industry

SDSU has a big goal for its research: Double it in the next decade. The good news is it’s on track.

6 years ago

POET donates $2 million to SDSU precision ag program

Sioux Falls-based POET has made a $2 million contribution toward construction of the new Raven Precision Agriculture Center at South Dakota State University.

6 years ago

Research park marks 10 years with plan to more than double in size

“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.

7 years ago

Raven donates $5M to SDSU for precision agriculture program

Sioux Falls-based Raven Industries Inc. is donating $5 million to SDSU to establish the Precision Agriculture Facility within the College of Agriculture and Biological Sciences on the school’s Brookings campus.

8 years ago

Are small cells the next economic driver?

Without a solid Internet connection — including in areas with a lot of people — communities might struggle to attract business and visitors. Here’s what a difference small cells can make.

8 years ago

SDSU economist: Expect slow rise in interest rates

Expect the Federal Reserve to end the year with interest rates between 1.25 percent and 1.5 percent and slowly increase to about 3 percent in the next few years, said Joe Santos, an economics professor at SDSU.

9 years ago

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