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Prairie Repertory Theatre costumes are on display in the center of a gallery at the Washington Pavilion in Sioux Falls.
Prairie Repertory Theatre exhibit debuts at the Washington Pavilion
A new exhibit celebrating the legacy of ĢƵ’s Prairie Repertory Theatre is now on display at the Washington Pavilion’s University Gallery. The display highlights more than 50 years of PRT productions and will be on view through Jan. 5, 2026.
Anna DeGraff
DeGraff to open Faculty Recital Series at SDSU
Anna DeGraff, ĢƵ instructor of music, will open the School of Performing Arts’ Faculty Recital Series with a program titled “Sonnets and Scenes.” The event will be held at 7:30 p.m. Friday, Aug. 29, in the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center’s Founders Recital Hall in Brookings.
Midwestern musicians perform on stage at the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center as part of the South Dakota Chamber Winds Festival.
SDSU music faculty leads Chamber Winds debut album
The Chamber Winds of South Dakota, a faculty-led ensemble founded by ĢƵ assistant professor of music Elizabeth Robinson, released its debut album “Moxie” in June.
A South Dakota Art Museum patron looks at paintings by Harvey Dunn on the wall.
‘The Founding Gifts’ exhibit celebrates art museum’s beginnings
The South Dakota Art Museum is celebrating the people and collections that made the museum possible with a summerlong exhibit and a reception planned for early August.
Wokini Initiative - A New Beginning - ĢƵ
SDSU announces Wokini Challenge Grant awardees
ĢƵ's Wokini Initiative has announced the projects and awardees for the 2026 Challenge Grant.
SDSU student Emily Hofer, second from left, was among the attendees at the National Association for Music Education’s Collegiate Leadership Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C., June 9-11. She’s shown with six other South Dakota advocates, lined up in a row, meeting with U.S. Rep. Dusty Johnson, center.
SDSU senior advocates for music education at national leadership summit
ĢƵ senior Emily Hofer recently represented South Dakota at the National Association for Music Education’s Collegiate Leadership Advocacy Summit in Washington, D.C., where she joined peers from across the country to promote the impact of music education.
Jake Pytleski and Miranda Peck and faculty members represented SDSU’s School of Design at the International Federation of Landscape Architects conference in Turkey.
SDSU landscape architecture students compete, place third in Istanbul
Two ĢƵ students in the landscape architecture program competed in an international competition in Istanbul, Turkey. Jake Pytleski and Miranda Peck represented the SDSU School of Design in the International Federation of Landscape Architects conference Sept. 4-6.
The B2 soil sample from Alpena and Beadle County was turned into a clay tile, a pinch pot and a wheel thrown piece.
Soil, salt and ceramics
Adam Devlin, a recent master’s graduate in the ĢƵ Department of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science, worked on a collaborative project with faculty in the School of Design to bring awareness to the hardships of South Dakota farmers and the effects of soil composition in various subjects.
"Primordial Shift" exhibition on display at the South Dakota Art Museum.
South Dakota Art Museum to host reception for glass corn exhibit
The South Dakota Art Museum at ĢƵ will celebrate the immersive exhibition of huge blown glass ears of corn, “Primordial Shift: The Art of Michael Meilahn,” with a free public reception and panel discussion from 5-7 p.m. Thursday, June 27.
The “Termespheres: Without Beginning or End” exhibition is on display at the South Dakota Art Museum.
Termespheres exhibit opens at South Dakota Art Museum
The South Dakota Art Museum at ĢƵ will open its newest exhibition, “Termespheres: Without Beginning or End,” with a free public reception and artist talk from 5-7 p.m. Saturday, March 23. Artist Dick Termes will speak at 6 p.m., discussing the spherical paintings in this exhibition, known as Termespheres, and his process for creating them.