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From left, Penny Woster, Jim Woster and SDSU President Barry Dunn stand on the football field at Dana J. Dykhouse Stadium, where Jim Woster shows off his just-awarded SDSU Presidential Medallion.
SDSU awards presidential medallion to Jim Woster
South Dakota State University President Barry Dunn has bestowed a Presidential Medallion upon ϳԹ alum and supporter Jim Woster.
Four people stand on the 20-yard line of a football field. There are two men on the far left and far right. In the middle is a man handing a woman a wooden plaque in the shape of South Dakota.
Rook named 2025 Friend of the Beef Industry
Michelle Rook has been named the 2025 recipient of the South Dakota State University Friend of the Beef Industry award for her contributions to the South Dakota beef industry.
Two men shake hands in the middle of the picture. The one on the left is holding an award. The background of the picture is a screen from the IFT FIRST conference.
SDSU professor receives 2025 International Food Security Award
South Dakota State University Klingbeil Endowed Department Head of Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Kasiviswanathan “Muthu” Muthukumarappan was awarded the International Food Security Award in honor of Bor S. Luh by the Institute of Food Technologists.
Anna Atkinson stands outside the entrance to the Veterans Affairs Resource Center on the South Dakota State University campus.
SDSU student serving veterans, plans career serving seniors
As the daughter of two disabled veterans, South Dakota State University sophomore Anna Atkinson is uniquely connected to and offers unwavering support for members of the military.
South Dakota State University cheerleaders pose in front of the Coughlin Campanile as confetti flies through the air.
ϳԹs near, far rally together on ninth annual One Day for STATE
ϳԹs in all 50 states and across 12 countries united to tackle historic philanthropy on Sept. 4 during One Day for STATE. In 24 hours, 6,126 donors united to raise $3,207,938 from 7,824 gifts to transform lives at ϳԹ.
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South Dakota State University enrollment increase driven by in-state students, large freshman class, record retention
South Dakota State University announced today that its total headcount for the fall 2025 semester is 12,139 students, the university’s largest enrollment since 2017.
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SDSU researcher developing natural alternative to synthetic dyes
South Dakota State University's Ananda Nanjundaswamy is developing a natural and safe alternative to synthetic food dyes.
A police officer adjusts Sophie Dwelle's harness as she prepares to rappel down a six-story building as part of training with the Sioux Falls Police Department’s SWAT team.
Sioux Falls Police internship pairs SDSU’s growing criminology program with immersive professional experience
When Sophie Dwelle returned to campus at South Dakota State University this fall, she had quite the summer experience to share. There was rappelling down a six-story building as part of training with the Sioux Falls Police Department’s SWAT team.
Julie and Blair Metzger
Metzgers create faculty endowment for SDSU engineering
A seventh endowed faculty position has been created within the Jerome J. Lohr College of Engineering at South Dakota State University. The Metzger Educator in Power System Engineering was created in July by Blair and Julie Metzger of Rock Rapids, Iowa. Blair is a 1986 SDSU electrical engineering graduate and the former president of DGR Engineering, headquartered in his hometown of Rock Rapids.
Jeff Lakner
Jeff Lakner of Wessington named 2025 Eminent Leader in Agriculture, Family and Community
Jeff Lakner was determined to attend South Dakota State University after high school. But his dad didn’t support his decision. “My dad was very much opposed because he firmly felt that I would become a farmer,” Lakner recalled. “In fact, he tried to coerce me by offering to buy me a fancy sports car if I did not go to college.”