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From the Dakota Life archives, SDPB featured Michael Hill and his popular ceramics class at the University of South Dakota in 2008.
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The University of South Dakota's virtual reality lab is being used to expand learning for students in the art department and beyond.
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Tim Schorn, Ph.D., offers his insights and analysis into the fighting in Europe and the Middle East. We ask if there's an end in sight for either of these wars.
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Fifty years ago, USD's school of medicine began offering four-year degrees. We talk with the school's dean to learn why this revolutionized rural health care in the state.
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Adrian Wiedenmann is a german exchange student who spent this past winter as one of the assistant coaches of the gymnastics program at Vermillion High School.
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For more than five decades, students have organized annual Wacipi events at the University of South Dakota. We speak to two students leading this year's event.
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We analyze what made Travel South Dakota's Super Bowl ad effective. And we hear the song that's been stuck in Lori Walsh's head all day.
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Tim Schorn, Ph.D., is the coordinator of the international studies program at the University of South Dakota. He discusses a few conflicts happening around the world.
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We speak to a constitutional law expert at South Dakota State University about what Gov. Kristi Noem said about the Constitution in her speech to a joint session.
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The University of South Dakota will feature a lineup of local composers at a February concert. We talk with the director of symphonic bands and one of the composers.