• Volume 92, Number 1 2003 Winter [2 copies]
  • The Pride of Pasadena
  • Why Division I?
  • Governor Mike Rounds
  • The Collegian
  • Maury Foysyth - Brigadier general
  • Elizabeth Cook-Lynn
  • Clydee Hagen - athlete
  • Actin' Like Kids - Weary Wil and Dirty Lil
  • The Honored Seven - Bernard Heffernan, Rebecca Nelson, Karen Pearson, RIchard Vetter, Sam Cordes, Alan Tuntland, Duace Sander
  • The College on the Hill - book
• Volume 92, Number 2 2003 Spring [2 copies]
  • Team Jackrabbit brings home national title - women's basketball
  • Carving a niche in history - The Jungle cafeteria
  • Family of the Year
  • Don Barnett - Rushmore Plaza Civic Center
  • Barbara Becker-Meyer
  • Teri Johnson
  • Joseph Abernathy
  • Kim Carson
  • Idea man Stan Marshall left lasting impact - athletics
  • Nancy Neiber - basketball coach
• Volume 92, Number 3 2003 Fall [2 copies]
  • Reaching beyond Brookings - distance education
  • Sherwood Berg
  • Roger Campbell
  • Fifth generation winemaker - Sandi Vojta
  • How sweet it is! - Jim Ahern

• Volume 100, No. 2, 2011 Winter [2 copies]
  • Embassy interns - Steve Iverson, Kaleb kroger, Bojan Salihagic
  • Q & A with Distinguished Alums - Joel DeRouchey, Lynn W. Enquist, Steve Hildebrand, Stacy Holzbauer, Cheri Kraemer, Mike MacNeil, James McKinney, Lyle Solem
  • Electronic Armageddon - John Kapperman
  • Purtting the uniform on - John Hanson - Cerebal palsy
  • World-class entertainment - Woodbine Productions
  • Governor Mike Rounds
  • Whoosh, whir, click - Children's Museum of SD
  • Campanile Connection
  • Terry Woster - Jackrabbit Village
  • Athletic master plan
• Volume 100, No. 2, 2011 Fall
  • Harold Bailey
  • Richard Deming
  • Tim DeWitt - athletics
  • Welcome to campus - Move-In Day
  • Patents
  • Forty-four years later - Capt. Darrell Spinlers - Vietnam
  • Pride of the Dakotas Orlando
  • Louie DeLong

• Volume 104, No. 1, 2015 Summer
  • Field-based learning - Natural Resource Management
  • Leading South Dakota - Doug Hofer, Tony Leif
  • A good steward - Scott Phillips
  • Fighting disease - Jonathan Jenks - Bighorn sheep
  • The call of Alaska - Grant Hildergrand, Grey and Beth Pendeton
  • The final crown - Architecture, Mathematics, and Engineering building
  • Dakota Return program starts - in-state tuition
• Volume 104, No. 2, 2015 Winter [2 copies]
  • The Great 48 - fund raising for school in Honduras
  • Daschle Dialogues - Chuck Raasch
  • The world of cheese - Tim Czmowski
  • The First - Jeanne Gacke - Air National Guard - Chief Master Sergeant
  • Purple Heart - Richard Bogue
  • Digital Design - Jessie Farris
  • Calling Broadway home - Carrie Brinker
  • Distinguished Class - 2014 class
  • The first family - family of the year - Gunn Family
• Volume 104, No. 2, 2015 Fall [2 copies]
  • On the Green - happenings at State
  • Athletics - scoreboard - building logos
  • Lines run deep - Ellie Benson - athletics
  • Overcome, adapt - WWII - Grandon Tolstedt
  • The lure of space - Larry Bell
  • Physics and beyond - Gordon Niva
  • Still going strong - Pride of the Dakotas 125th year
  • The volunteer - Kathy Larsen
  • Military connections - Pride of the Dakotas
  • Making a return - Molly Vetter - Prairie Repertory Theatre

• Volume 110, No. 1, 2021 Winter [1 copy]
  • Ted Sjurseth - University Transportation Center student of the year
  • Cody Christensen - Laursen Award - Aviation
  • Robert McTaggert - Physics society honors
  • Students help older adults exercise
  • Tyler Bish - National Collegiate Livestock Judging
  • Concrete degree
  • American Indian Student Center
  • Kendra Alvizures - Thomas R. Pickering Foerign Affairs Fellowship
  • Thodes Scholar and Pickering Fellows
  • Blake Treinen - World Series Champion - baseball
  • Covid-19 and Campus Fall 2020
  • Student Nurses and pharmacists assist with COVID effort
  • Women's basketball - 500 and counting - Aaron Johnston
  • Glenna (Schauer) Fourberg
  • Leslie Roberts
  • Bel Brands - Jake Anderson
• Volume 110, No. 2, 2021 Summer [2 copies]
  • SDSU Engineers use satellite images to protect national security
  • Andrew Haldeman - Professional Football Athletic Trainers Society John Norwig Scholarship
  • Dapeng Li - Modeling dire wildlife circumstances and help save lives
  • Road to Frisco - Football
  • Preston Tetzlaff earns Elite 90 award - football
  • SDSU Softball emerges - NCAA regional tournament
  • Class of 2021 - first to have outdoor ceremony in 49 years - graduation
  • First-time champions - cheerleaders
  • Gary Gacjstetter - Animal Disease Research and Diagnostic Laboratory
  • Pride of the Dakotas - Macy's parade 2022
  • Historic Fall - One Day for State, Miller Wellness Center, Chicoine Architecture, Mathematics, and Engineering Hall dedication, endowed professorships, Raven Precision Agriculture Center Dedication, American Indian Student Center dedication
  • Carol Hepper obituary
  • Maxine Wilcox obituary
• Volume 110, No. 3, 2021 Fall [2 copies]
  • Veterans honored, CIM ribbon cutting, Sander Endowed professor
  • First Bank & Trust provides lead gift - Frost Arena remodel
  • Paris Marcy - national leadership honor
  • Kyle Clement named cadet of the year
  • Augustina Osabutey - doctoral student creates nonprofit for STEM, teens
  • Mitch Maguire - Managing director of Paisley Park
  • Internships - Parker Bailey - Bailey Dergan - Jessica Rau
  • Raven Precision Agriculture Center dedication
  • Lohr legacy grown with endowed dean
  • Grad takes stage with air force band - Mike Roe

• Volume 89, Number 1 2000 Spring [2 copies]
  • Citizen Soldiers - Army ROTC
  • Veterans' Vanguard - Al Lance - American Legion
  • Teacher Without Wall - Brigadier General Myrna Williamson
  • The Sting of Duty - Helen Jo Severson
  • 50 year club - Class of 1950
  • Alumni Weekend - Flash Cadillac
• Volume 89, Number 2 2000 Summer [2 copies]
  • The Blooming Prairie - N.E. Hanson
  • Farm jeans and football jerseys - Adam Timmerman - football
  • Florida farmer's success rooted in land-grant college system - Doug Holmberg
  • Family of the Year - Al and Irene Kurtenbach
  • Alumni Weekend - Flash Cadillac
• Volume 89, Number 3 2000 Fall [2 copies]
  • The Weekend - all-school reunion
  • Flash Cadillac Booked for First Big Concert at Multiplex
  • SDSU to become camelot for Hobo Days
  • Top ten reasons o send your kid to SDSU
  • Welcome Home Calendar
  • They're called the Pride - 4th of July celebration in Washington, D.C.
  • Late Bloomer develops on senior circuit - Golf - Jim Ahern
  • Campanile Restoration underway
• Volume 89, Number 4 2000 Winter [2 copies]
  • Hilton M. Briggs, Seventeen Years of History
  • South Dakota State University takes on a new look - .com
  • 2000 - It was a very good year - achievements
  • Alumni Council welcomes new president - Denny Everson
  • Successful Alumni
  • Alumni books
  • Hobo Day and Distinguished Alumni, something for SDSU to be proud of
  • Alumni weekend 2000
  • Railroading in the Rockies
  • Hobo Day in the South

• Volume 90, Number 1 2001 Spring [2 copies]
  • Paul Reynen
  • Harvey Dunn: a brush with reality
  • Thumbs up, Thumbs down - big screen in Brookings
  • Alumni remember favorite hangouts
  • Family of the Year - James Rezek
  • Life after high school: SDSU alums reach out
  • Storytelling Earns graduate nationa recognition - VIrginia Driving Hawk Sneve
• Volume 90, Number 2 2001 Summer [2 copies]
  • England, Scotland: Rich memories - concert choir
  • Community gives back to SDSU seniors
  • Returned to Glory - Campanile
  • Sweet memories - Dairy Bar
• Volume 90, Number 3 2001 Fall [2 copies]
  • Readers identigy mustery coed - National Geographic
  • Wicks continues Stat'e Fulbright tradition - Zeno Wicks
  • Traditions for the Yellow and Blue
  • A suitcase of memories
  • Distinguished alumni shine: Herb Cheever, Marilyn DeLong, Jule Moravec, Ralph Palmer, Helen Severson, Jean Heilman Grier, Duane Pankratz, Robert Miller
  • One brick at a time - Harold Bosshard - Medary Commons - Pierson Hall
• Volume 90, Number 4 2001 Winter [2 copies]
  • The Barn
  • The Campanile is Restored!
  • Hobo Day game satellite broadcast
  • Barbara Sakarya
  • Howard Sauer - sociology
  • 50-year club reunion

• Volume 94, Number 1, 2005 Winter [2 copies]
  • Medical Dream - Kirstin Mobley - Denver Zoo
  • Satchmo at State - Louie Armstrong
  • What a combo! - Football - J. Lohr Vineyards
  • Working the soils - J. Lohr wines
  • Picking corn yields football natural - Neal Bainbridge
  • A Pride of Women - Pride of the Dakotas
  • Over the moon with blue cheese - Monte McIntyre
  • Star Quilter - Doris Giago
  • Remembering Ted Schultz
• Volume 94, No. 2, 2005 Spring [2 copies]
  • Life in the Sky - Paul Anderson
  • You Can Go Anywhere from Here!
  • Ever skinned an elephant? - Hero the Elephant
  • 18 Questions - McCrory Gardens
  • From seed to blossoms - Pat and Barb Fishback
  • Quartermaster keeps connections - Marty Winnblom
  • By the numbers - Basketball, Shannon Schlagel
  • Once a Jackrabbit, always a Jackrabbit - JackMarchman
  • 90 years, 4 generations, 22 graduats - Natchtigals family of the year
• Volume 94, No. 3, 2005 Fall [2 copies]
  • Now that's better - Kathrun Walker
  • What's a lodge like yu doing in a place like this? - Brian and Rebecka Havliks
  • Somethin' special on the hardwood - Don Jacobsen
  • Tsunami relief - Fu Chien Hung
  • Building construction projects completed - Caldwell Hall - Student Union
  • Faculty profiles - Rodney Bell and Ardelle Lundeen Roberts
  • Prescriptions for pigeons - Clair Hetland
  • Step Up for the Pride - fund drive
  • 1 15-horsepower donation - no foalin' - Warren Hammerbeck
  • SDSU Ice Cream
  • World-class calculating - Tom Liebsch - supercomputerzs

• Volume 95, Number 1, 2006 Winter - commemorative issue [2 copies]
  • Born in politics - John Scobey
  • Great legacies - faculty
  • Hobo Day
  • Cowbells
  • School songs
  • How we became Jackrabbits
  • Tossing critters
  • A great road trip - 1926 football team in Hawaii
  • A run for glory - women's basketball
  • Tragedy & Triumph
  • The Price
  • '44 Kings - World War II
  • Heartache of Vietnam
  • Omar Bradley
  • Engineering crisis [controversy]
  • Food service protest
  • In quest of lingerie
  • The rules have changed
  • Famous visitors
  • Photo section
• Volume 96, No. 1, 2006 Fall [ 2 copies]
  • Why did you decide to come to SDSU? - David Aaberg and others
  • Who was your favorite teacher and why? - Marilyn Halvorson Blaess
  • What was the most memorable event you attended? Paul Marso
  • What did you do for fun as a college student?
  • How did SDSU change your life? - Deb McDermott

• Volume 98, No. 1, 2009 Winter [2 copies]
  • Toy maker - Curtis Kurtz
  • Abandon ship - Edward J. Brown
  • Innovation campus
  • Jim McKinney
  • Alaskan adventures
  • 2008 Distinguished Alumni:
  • Realizing political aspirations at age 23 - Jason Frerichs
  • Paying it forward - charitable giving
  • Barefoot basketball - Coach Scott Nagy
  • Denny Otsuga - Technology Transfer Office
• Volume 98, No. 2, 2009 Summer
  • An incredible ride - Women's baskeball
  • Steve Hildebrand
  • Rock snot - trout fishing
  • Climbing with a purpose - Don Richards - Campanile
  • Calf-roping brothers - Tyler and Owen Fagerhaug
  • Justice David Gilbertson
  • Out od death, a legacy - Nancy Grinde
  • Electrical Engineering & Computer Science Building - dedication
  • Barbara Hobbs - Nursing
  • Howard Smith
• Volume 98, No. 3, 2009 Fall
  • Trees destined for fiery end find salvation
  • SDSU to celebrate Nobel hero - Theodore Schultz
  • Looking for a cure - red sea coral - cancer
  • You didn't learn that at State
  • Take it in. Treasure it. Share it. - Carol Peterson
  • More than just a dorm - Hansen Hall\
  • Making a difference - chartable giving
  • Wesst River Jacks

• Volume 102, No. 1, 2013 Winter [2 copies]
  • Retiring in Brookings
  • An equitarian? - Angie Gebhart
  • Hello Heidelberg - Clint and Jill (Young) Sargent
  • Lighting up Afghanistan - Owen Schumacher
  • Creating cookies and cream - Dairy Science - Ice Cream - Joe Leedom
  • The campus blacksmiths
  • Crazy Week - Hobo Day
  • Distinguished Alumni - Larry Bell, RIchard Deming, Fred Ellwein, Jill Franken, Lynn Seppala, Dallas Tonsager, Sara Venhuizen, Steve Imming
  • Miss Rodeo USA - Trisha Smeenk
  • Making Habitat history - Habitat for Humanity
  • Homegrown talent - Chuck Cecil - Coaches
  • It got a little testy - Terry Woster - Winter
• Volume 102, No. 2, 2013 Summer [2 copies]
  • Voices for Food
  • Edward McFadden's legacy
  • Aquafeed - Soybeal meal
  • Edible Excusions - Bell Brands - Boys and Girls Club
  • Going great lengths - Karl Glover - winter nurseries
  • Dairy science degree leads to Switzerland - Susan Hawkins
  • Juneberries
  • Beef benefits athletics
  • Grow your own . . . business
  • Healthy kids
  • Protectors of Wheat
  • So good you can still taste it
  • New alumni chapter
  • Dunn's feminine images - Harvey Dunn
• Volume 102, No. 3, 2013 Fall [2 copies]
  • A decade of Division I
  • Living and learning locales - new residence halls
  • Caleb Thielbar - baseball
  • Serving the Serviceman - Veterans affairs office
  • The new Wild Guide - tales of adventure
  • A champion of wetlands - Paul Errington
  • Wildfire management - Mark Cochrane, Chris Moran
  • An air force with no wings - Chuck Cecil P-51 Mustang fighter plane - WWII
  • Dirty Lil to make State her home - bronze statue
  • What's in a name - Van D. and Barbara B. Fishback Honors College, Jerome J. Lohn College of Engineering
  • The Collegiates - musicians

Tape T-6

Corresponce

Political and economic

Brother to Neva [1876-1970]

photograph of Carrie Ingalls school class

World War I and Marsh and Neva's feelings about it, severe illness after World War I, Society change after World War II