Black Hills State University News

Terry Ree, left, and Bruce Williams, right, use for comedy fodder a scantily clad woman drawn from the crowd at the 2008 Country Stampede.

One of the advantages to the technology revolution is the ease with which information can found online.

The highest paid private university president is in Troy, New York, taking home a paycheck worth more than $1.5 million a year.

The H1N1 pandemic hasn't caught KOTA Territory colleges off-guard; they've been planning for it for months.

Illness is keeping about 7 percent of South Dakota's K-12 students out of classes, but the state's universities are also seeing their share of H1N1 flu absences.

News Release Contacts: Jack R. Warner, Executive Director and CEO jack.warner@sdbor.edu Janelle Toman, Director of Information & Institutional Research janellet@sdbor.edu T: 605.773.3455 F: 605.773.5320 www.sdbor.edu FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, October 15, 2009 Regents Honor Student Organizations RAPID CITY, S.D. Student organizations from ...

Bridesmaids take refuge in the room of the sister of the bride in the University of South Dakota's theater season opener "Five Women Wearing the Same Dress." The comedy, set at a wedding reception in Knoxville, Tenn., opened Wednesday and continues 7:30 tonight through Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday at USD's Wayne S. Knutson Theatre in Vermillion.

The Black Hills State University Foundation is getting a $750,000 grant to establish the South Dakota Womens Business Center.

Iowa Lakes Community College has been recommended for reaffirmation of its academic accreditation with the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools.

Gov. Sean Parnell announced Tuesday the appointment of Don Enoch Jr. of Juneau to the Governor's Committee on Employment and Rehabilitation of People with Disabilities.

Families of all North-western Oklahoma State University students are invited to attend the school's annual family day Saturday.

There's a dark cloud over the start of college this year: worries about the swine flu have students and college staff concerned.

Seward and Moose Pass students return to school on Monday, August 24. Several new and returning teachers and a few new principals have been busy preparing to welcome the students upon their arrival.

Americans are suckers for a good ranking. Give people a copy of the annual U.S. News & World Report on the country's best colleges and you'll have them gloating, sulking and arguing over the results for hours.

Americans are suckers for a good ranking. Give people a copy of the annual U.S. News & World Report on the country's best colleges and you'll have them gloating, sulking and arguing over the results for hours.

Aug. 5, 2009 CONTACT: Dorinda Daniel, 773-6006, Dorinda.Daniel@state.sd.us Author Wolff highlighting August H&H Book Club PIERRE , S.D. -- Author David A. Wolff will be present at the August meeting of the History and Heritage Book Club.

The South Dakota Board of Regents, which holds its annual planning meeting and regular monthly meeting Tuesday through Thursday at Black Hills State University in Spearfish, is scheduled to approve its budget request for the 12 months starting next July 1. Among other items for its regular meeting on Thursday, the regents are being asked to approve ...

Five Brandon people were among scholarship recipients recognized in Pierre July 21.

In an interview with KSFY's Drew Sandholm, Hanson County Sheriff Mark Kessler talks about how he got started in law enforcement, what makes the job worthwhile, and his most memorable case.

South Dakota is one of several states in the region receiving money to help recruit and educate librarians for rural communities.