Recent Art Department MFA and BFA graduates, Julie Ellingson, Hunter Bryan, Jenae Porter, Corrisa Petrich, and Tyson Schultz, exhibit their work in the John. A. Day Gallery. Exhibit will be open October 16 - November 6, excluding Saturdays and Sundays.

When we talk about abortion policy we often overlook the personal impact these laws have on women. This display will help us conceptualize the effects of these policies by explaining South Dakota and Federal reproductive laws in conjunction with the testimonies from women who have had to work around them. Contact: Students for Reproductive Rights

When we talk about abortion policy, we often overlook the personal impact these laws have on pregnant people. This display will help us conceptualize the effects of these policies by explaining South Dakota and Federal reproductive laws in conjunction with the testimonies from women who have had to work around them.

Rotary club meets every Wednesday virtually. For more information, visit www.vermillionrotaryclub.org/

Find your next great opportunity at this One-Stop Shop: Full-Time Jobs, Internships, Graduate, Med, Law, and Professional Schools. Open to all undergraduate and graduate students of all majors.

Watch Coyote News TV each Wednesday afternoon at 5 p.m. on Cable Channel 21. Contact KYOTnews@coyotes.usd.edu to submit ideas for future stories.

As a part of their USDSO ONLINE! series, the USD Symphony Orchestra virtually welcomes Dr. Boris Vayner. Originally from Novosibirsk, Russia, Dr. Vayner has enjoyed a diverse career in music as a violist, educator and conductor. A member of the Grammy-nominated St. Petersburg String Quartet since 2005, he has toured throughout North America, South America, Europe and Asia. Vayner joined the faculty of the University of Kansas School of Music in August 2017, where, among other things, he teaches viola and violin lessons. For more information about this amazing guest, visit http://borisvayner.com. For additional information, and to learn how to access this virtual event, contact Luis.Viquez@usd.edu.

Lee Ann Roripaugh will give a guided reading through her five published volumes of poetry, as well as read from and discuss her new work-in-progress, talking about inceptions, influences, and inspirations. In a practice of poetry guided by attentiveness, curiosity, and aperture, that is rhizomatic in terms of its engagement with multiple discourses, Roripaugh will discuss an aesthetic practice that, in addition to requiring a profound commitment to the art of poetry, also requires a profound commitment to and engagement with the art of lifelong learning. USD faculty, staff and students will receive a custom link to join the webinar as the event approaches. Community members can join the webinar by signing up to access our webinar website on the day of the event.

Looking forward to a career? Having trouble finding the right place on your resume for that leadership position you held this year? Struggling with interview etiquette and preparation? Participants at this seminar will be able to work through their current resumes and learn how to build a personal resume that demonstrates the strengths gained from the leadership roles they've held as well as learn proper interview etiquette.

Charlie's Cupboard is a student-led campus pantry at the University of South Dakota. Charlie's Cupboard is located at the Center for Continuing Education (UCE) #114. The cupboard is free and available to all USD students with a current USD student ID.

Need an idea for a Halloween costume? Join CAB in the MUC to design your very own Halloween Face Mask!

Join us in the MUC to put together your own decoration kit for Halloween!

Come virtually celebrate the Class of 2020 and all their accomplishments!

Celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month. A romcom about 17-year old Simon Spier who hasn't told his family or friends he is gay and doesn't know the identity of the anonymous classmate he's fallen for online. A funny and heartfelt movie that is also groundbreaking. After the film, join Jordan Bonstrom, ICARE Coordinator, to talk about healthy LGBTQ relationships. Masks and social distancing required. With Spectrum: Gender & Sexuality Alliance and ICARE-USD.

Theatre in the Middle Ages featured short Mystery plays: stories from the Bible that were used to explore questions of divinity and humanity. Members of various guilds in towns across Western Europe each produced one of the plays, which explored the conflict of good and evil in the mortal, the divine and the demonic. Written by anonymous authors from York and Wakefield, Angels and Demons is translated from Middle English by USD Student Casey Paradies and spans the creation of the world to its end.

Theatre in the Middle Ages featured short Mystery plays: stories from the Bible that were used to explore questions of divinity and humanity. Members of various guilds in towns across Western Europe each produced one of the plays, which explored the conflict of good and evil in the mortal, the divine and the demonic. Written by anonymous authors from York and Wakefield, Angels and Demons is translated from Middle English by USD Student Casey Paradies and spans the creation of the world to its end.

Theatre in the Middle Ages featured short Mystery plays: stories from the Bible that were used to explore questions of divinity and humanity. Members of various guilds in towns across Western Europe each produced one of the plays, which explored the conflict of good and evil in the mortal, the divine and the demonic. Written by anonymous authors from York and Wakefield, Angels and Demons is translated from Middle English by USD Student Casey Paradies and spans the creation of the world to its end.

USD's choral ensembles, under the direction of Dr. David Holdhusen and Dr. Timothy Campbell, present their fall concert. Due to the current pandemic, in-person attendance must be limited and is by invitation only. However, everyone is invited to the livestream, via the link indicated in the URL box on this page, said link will be activated one-half hour before concert time. Thanks!

Get your week started by learning about resources across campus and enjoying a sweet pick-me-up! Free for students, while supplies last.

Meetings every last Monday of the month at 8 p.m. in Beacom 133.