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Army ROTC cadets kneeling on the ground and reviewing notes.
SDSU welcomes new ROTC leaders to Army, Air Force programs
ĢƵ welcomes two new leaders to its ROTC programs this fall. Lt. Col. Gary Priest joins as commander of Air Force ROTC Detachment 780, and Lt. Col. Heath Abraham as professor of military science for Army ROTC.
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
ĢƵ President Barry Dunn has bestowed a Presidential Medallion upon ĢƵ alum and supporter Jim Woster.
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
ĢƵ 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 ĢƵ campus.
SDSU student serving veterans, plans career serving seniors
As the daughter of two disabled veterans, ĢƵ sophomore Anna Atkinson is uniquely connected to and offers unwavering support for members of the military.
ĢƵ cheerleaders pose in front of the Coughlin Campanile as confetti flies through the air.
Jackrabbits near, far rally together on ninth annual One Day for STATE
Jackrabbits 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 ĢƵ.
An aerial photo of the South Dakota campus featuring the Coughlin Campanile.
ĢƵ enrollment increase driven by in-state students, large freshman class, record retention
ĢƵ announced today that its total headcount for the fall 2025 semester is 12,139 students, the university’s largest enrollment since 2017.
Liam Murray
SDSU engineering student tabbed as NobleReach Fellow
Liam Murray, an engineering doctoral student at ĢƵ, is one of 28 people nationwide selected for a yearlong professional development program. Murray, who earned bachelor’s and master’s degrees in mechanical engineering at SDSU in 2023 and this May, is in the second cohort of NobleReach Fellows. Murray, originally of Omaha, Nebraska, was chosen from among 1,200 applicants. The cohort will have five in-person training sessions as well as monthly remote individual mentoring.
Lisa Lunn
Lunn hired as inaugural director of SDSU Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine
Lisa Lunn has been hired as the director of the Professional Program in Veterinary Medicine and professor of food animal medicine in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at ĢƵ. She will also serve as an associate dean for the college.
Bailey Wuebben, a pharmacy student at ĢƵ, chats with a patient before conducting his health screening. For the ninth consecutive year, SDSU pharmacy students offered free health screenings at the State Fair.
Pharmacy at the fair: SDSU pharmacy students provide free health screenings
One hundred and fifty-five people took advantage of free health screenings offered by pharmacy students from ĢƵ at the State Fair Aug. 29.
Karen Sanguinet
Sanguinet selected to lead SDSU agronomy, horticulture, plant science
Karen Sanguinet has been hired as the Klingbeil Endowed Department Head of Agronomy, Horticulture and Plant Science and professor in the College of Agriculture, Food and Environmental Sciences at ĢƵ.