By: PAUL SQUYER

Dancing with people dressed up in nothing but mud, or in some cases, even less, run-ins with security, a swarm of Teletubbies erupting behind a burst of pyrotechnics and even once, a tripped-out naked girl terrorizing a village of tents with a giant log....

By: FLINT FARLEY

At first glance, director Breck Eisner’s (“Sahara”) remake of the 1973 George Romero cult-classic, “The Crazies,” may seem like a hasty attempt to cash in on the growing zombie trend in cinema. I, however, found myself pleasa...

By: CHRISTIAN KRIECH

Within the last few years, online games have become one of the strongest forces in the gaming world. Very few of these games, however, are both fun for long periods of time and free to play forever....

By: MELISSA JOHNSON

“Let’s just be friends.” Many couples who end their relationships amicably utter this phrase in their final moments as a pair, but in my experience it is very awkward to continue a friendship with someone you once pursued romantically....

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Self proclaimed style On any given day it’s half thrift store and half tailored in India....

By: ABBY DULING

College is about figuring out what you want to do with your life and making fun of yourself on the way. Maybe you can relate to my experience....

By: TAYLOR MOORE

Spring break usually is a time in which students are permitted to be free and go all out. With the United States currently battling several economic issues, however, some students are tailoring their plans to a limited budget....

By: NOLAN GOETZINGER

The Muenster University Center ballroom hosted Minneapolis-based Jamestown Story, Vermillion’s Avian Sunrise, and Arizona’s Lydia last Thursday. More than one hundred sixty people turned out for the show put on by the Program Council....

By: NINA LARSON

With great freedom comes great responsibility and most USD juniors and seniors would agree that the responsibility that comes with the new-found freedom of living off campus is well worth it....

By: NGOC THACH

The namesake of USD’s theatre, Wayne S. Knutson, was nearly moved to tears as he watched students perform in the production of Broadway’s “A Chorus Line.” After decades of teaching and directing at USD, as well as fulfilling admini...

By: FLINT FARLEY

I'm here to confirm the rumors. There has been much speculation on the validity of the accusations in question regarding my relationship with Tiger Woods. In much embarrassment and anguish, I must admit the role I played in the dismantling of Mr. Woods' r...

By: JESSICA KOKESH

Watch out vampires and wizards. Demigods are the next characters to join in the book-to-movie transition phase. ...

By: STEVE NELSON

As the new decade begins, so does another for Atlanta-based jam-tronica band Sound Tribe Sector 9. Starting in 1999, the quintet revolutionized the jam-band genre by introducing electronic elements to their mostly lyric-lacking repertoire....

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Self proclaimed style Thrifty. I’ll buy anything cheap. I feel like clothing should be a pretty basic thing....

By: MELISSA JOHNSON

Romantic relationships are wonderful things. Two people find common ground and appreciation for one another in a thing we refer to as “love.”...

By: NINA LARSON

For members of the Luther Center fellowship in Vermillion, wearing flip-flops are just another way to celebrate their faith. Celebrate Life in Flip Flops, or CLIFF, as it has come to be known around campus is representational of how the Luther Center work...

By: NOLAN GOETZINGER

Welcome to USD, the Muenster University Center is where you will find a variety of dining choices as well as student services such as SGA. The library is a research tool or quiet place to study. But where do students go for sexual health information such ...

By: PAUL SQUYER

Every Friday, Wakonda native Chris Nelsen finishes his final class of the week at Mitchell Technical Institute and makes the 90-mile drive to Yankton, S.D., where he and Yankton resident and drummer Kevin Koenig rehearse modern rock and alternative covers...

By: NGOC THACH

With mascara running down her face, a USD student runs up the stairs from the basement while yelling at her boyfriend, who follows her closely. What can be gleaned from the brief moment of hysteria before the couple, sporting bright red shirts, walks out ...

By: FLINT FARLEY

The global community is one step closer to USD’s doorstep as the acclaimed performance group “Up With People” has set its sights on Vermillion for their next tour stop....