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College-bound South Dakota students will no longer receive tuition reciprocity with the University of Minnesota system.
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A proposal to limit so-called “obscene" performances on public university campuses is advancing to the Senate floor.
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Students interested in seeking federal financial aid for college can now apply.
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The House State affairs committee rejected a bill to prohibit lewd content on public university campuses.
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The South Dakota Advantage, in-state tuition benefits for students in nearby states, is expanding. Now, students from Minnesota, Kansas and Missouri get the advantage in our colleges.
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The state Board of Regents has named Steve Elliott president of Black Hills State University in Spearfish.
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As the Board of Regents proposes a civics requirement for South Dakota universities, education advocates say fair implementation of those standards would be essential.
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The South Dakota Board of Regents is proposing adding a civics literacy requirement to its academic curriculum.
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For the next two months, South Dakota students looking to apply at a state university or technical college can do so for free.
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There are 34,370 students in South Dakota’s university system – and that number has grown for a second consecutive year. Officials say it’s time for students to get back in the classroom.