Michelle Turner, assistant director of the University of South Dakota Student Counseling Center has spent 18 years creating balloon art through her business, Red Bird Balloons, Turner earned a ...

The 2026 United States Midterm elections are less than a week away. South Dakotans will vote in nine different candidate elections, ranging from state representatives to attorney general and state ...

The Blue Envelope Program is designed with accessibility in mind. Those that need a communication accommodation can pick up an envelope at the police station, and place any materials that may be ...

Raiche saw a hole in the local music scene and wanted to fill it. He first came to Vermillion for graduate school. Afterward, ...

The USD women’s volleyball team is closing their regular season as they wind down conference play over the next few weeks. The Coyotes are currently sitting atop of the Summit League standings at 7-1, ...

With her time at the University coming to an end, The Volante sat down with President Gestring to reflect on her time as president. When looking back on your time at USD, what would you say has been ...

The University of South Dakota (USD) Coyotes football season is in full swing, coming off an important win against the No. 8 University of North Dakota (UND) Fighting Hawks this past Saturday 26-23 in ...

On Oct. 14, the University of South Dakota’s President’s Office made an announcement on behalf of President Sheila K.

Earlier this month, James “Jim” Clement, USD alumni donated $1 million to USD athletics for the department to use at their discretion.

The USD women’s golf team concluded its fall season with a third-place finish at the MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial in Springfield, Missouri, on Oct. 13. The Coyotes competed in five tournaments ...

On Sept. 28, the United States Senate passed the Protect College Sports Act (PCSA) of 2026 (S. 4668) in a 77-22 vote. The bill will now head to the U.S. House of Representatives, where lawmakers are ...

The University’s theater recently closed its curtains on the first production of the year. “Stop Kiss,” was performed during Dakota Days for three evenings Oct. 1-3 followed by a Sunday matinee on Oct ...