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South Dakota State University's student-run independent news source
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South Dakota State University's Student-run Independent Newspaper Since 1885.

09/27/2025

Arnold Dahl-Wooley opened the event series “CommUNITY” for the academic year.

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09/26/2025

Stay up to date, watch The Collegian Report! 🎬🐰🌟

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09/26/2025

The 3-0 Jackrabbits will look to extend their perfect record to four games as they host
the Mercyhurst Lakers this saturday at 2 p.m!

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09/26/2025

Brookings’ oldest full-service restaurant is getting improvements that highlight its history
and community roots.

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09/26/2025

A South Dakota State University junior will spend her next year as Princess Kay of the
Milky Way, representing Minnesota’s dairy industry

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09/26/2025

South Dakota State wrapped up non-conference play with a victory over Wyoming last
Thursday, Sept. 18.

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09/25/2025

A new ticketing system for Jackrabbit athletic events is drawing mixed reviews from
students.

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09/25/2025

The Jackrabbit volleyball team swept the Boise State Broncos 3-0 Friday. The Jacks
then lost on Saturday in a five-set thriller to Boise State to make the Jacks’ record 6-3

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09/25/2025

South Dakota State University alumnus Jim Woster was awarded the Presidential
Medallion by President Barry Dunn during the 58th annual Beef Bowl game against
Drake on Sept. 13.

09/24/2025

The Pride of the Dakotas marching band officially turned 135 years old this past August.

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09/24/2025

A $1.2 million transient animal facility is nearing project completion on the west side of
campus. This project was started after the previous facility was destroyed by a derecho
in 2022.

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09/24/2025

Cole Swindell, one of country music’s chart-topping performers, is headlining the
Dacotah Bank Center on Thursday for his “Happy Hour Sad Tour.” He’ll be joined by
special guests Priscilla Block and Greylan James.

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A 133-year-old history

Upon its founding, the newspaper was first called the College Sheaves. It was a monthly publication led by then Editor-in-Chief E.A. Anderson and published by the Dakota Agricultural College.

The first issue was published Jan. 31, 1885.

The front page of the College Sheaves said this: “The people of Dakota have favored us by establishing the Dakota Agricultural College for our benefit, we feel it our duty to do all in our power to help build it up and make it one of the leading colleges of the Northwest--consequently this paper. We know that we have quite a task to perform, as our school is young, small and inexperienced in newspaper publishing; nevertheless, we will endeavor to carry out our banner unfurled...”

The Collegian has changed its publication name multiple times over its morethan-a-century span.

First it was the Sheaves, the it was changed to the Dakota Collegian in April 1885. It was changed again to the South Dakota Collegian by the beginning of the 1891 school year. By the summer of 1893, it was then switched to The Industrial Collegian, publishing twice a month. In 1914, it changed to the South Dakota Collegian and then changed to the SDSU Collegian Februrary of 1969.

The final name change was made in March of 1978 to what it’s known as today, The Collegian.

The Collegian has been there for important events like Sen. Ted Kennedy visiting campus in 1968, coverage of World War I when Hobo Day was canceled for the war effort and coverage of the very first Hobo Day celebration in 1912.

The Collegian sued the South Dakota Board of Regents after Robert T. “Tad” Perry, former executive director of the SDBOR, said members of the media were not allowed to attend open forums for the hiring of former SDSU President David Chicoine.

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