Continue reading to learn about the exciting opportunities happening on campus this week.
This week's edition of the Rabbit Report includes:
Students' Association
Theatre and Dance Performances Be
Parking Services Newsletter
The Justice Challenge
Amazing Race
Pop Tab Program
Paint & Sip
Need to Report a Concern?
1. Students' Association
Tonight's Meeting
The Students' Association Senate will have its weekly meeting tonight at 7:00 p.m. in the Lewis and Clark room at the Student Union. All are welcome! Check out the links below for more information.
Senator At-Large Petitions
Are you interested in representing your peers on the Students' Association Senate? If so, consider applying to be a Senator At-Large! To apply, applicants must collect fifty (50) signatures from the student body on their petition, as well as complete a required application. If you are interested, please contact the Students' Association Vice President at SDSU.SAVicePresident@sdstate.edu.
The Students' Association is looking for feedback to make your student experience better! Fill our our anonymous form and let us know what you want to see changed on campus!
The Students' Association employs a lawyer to provide legal aid services to SDSU students on legal practices including rental agreements, citizenship procedures, and other legal matters. Legal aid office hours will be taking place every Wednesday from 3:00pm - 6:00pm in the Students' Association Office. Please reach out to sdsu.sachiefofstaff@sdstate.edu to schedule an appointment.
2. Theatre and Dane Presents BE
Jackrabbits! Come see a fantastic performance by Theatre and Dance!
Theatre and Dane Presents Be
Through the development of original choreography, students work with the dance ensemble director to develop work that communicates with intention and purpose. Choreographers are free to imagine how the theme “Be” inspires dance composition and provides opportunity for creativity and intellectual discourse.
Performances are Friday, April 11th and Saturday, April 12th at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, April 13th at 2:00 p.m.
Tickets can be obtained online at sdsutheatre.org, at the Box Office in the lobby of the Oscar Larson Performing Arts Center beginning one week before the first performance. To reduce wait time, students are strongly encouraged to obtain tickets online prior to the performance through the student portal. SDSU students get in free with student ID!
3. Parking Services Newsletter
Keep up to date on the latest parking news!
Parking Services Newsletter
The SDSU Parking Services Office is excited to share the second volume of our semesterly newsletter!
Thank you for taking the time to read this newsletter! Please contact our office if you have any questions or have a topic that you would like to see covered in a future newsletter.
4. The Justice Challenge
Explore agriculture deeper with The Justice Challenge!
The Justice Challenge
Join students from universities across the United States in exploring the complex issues around sustainable agriculture in the 2025 to 2026 academic year. Collaborating with experts from a variety of fields, you will engage with real social needs and develop your capacity for civic engagement, innovation, and leadership. Each student will enroll in a ten-week online colloquium and a 1-day concluding online conference. Course topics will explore the complexities of sustainable food systems, including regenerative agriculture, soil health, and more.
Coursework is complemented by participating in at least one of three signature experiences: a Design Challenge (semester-long course, in-person); a Hackathon (2-day, online); or a Field Course (1 week, in-person). Students may (but are not required to) register the online colloquium for 2 credits and the Signature Experience for up to 3 credits.
More information on Signature Experiences, schedule, and applications can be found at the link below or by emailing TheJusticeChallenge@outlook.com
Join for a night of nutrition and health related topics!
Amazing Race
The HEROH and Nutrition and Health Science Club are excited to collaborate on April 15th from 6:00 to 7:00 p.m. for the Amazing Race. Join us in the Wellness Center Conference Room for a fun and interactive challenge that will test your knowledge of nutrition and health-related topics. The event will take approximately 30 minutes to an hour, and teams are welcome to walk or run the race. The winning team will receive a prize. If you would like to sign up, you can scan the QR code to register.
South Dakota State University is not a sponsor of this event. Registered student organizations have the ability to sponsor lawful events, which are governed by SDBOR Policies, University Policy and SDCL 13-53-52.
This event is sponsored by Helping Everyone Reach Optimal Health and Nutrition and Health Science Club.
6. Pop Tab Program
Support a great program put on by a club on campus!
Pop Tab Program
Ronald McDonald House Charities, in collaboration with the Political Science Club, is excited to introduce the Pop Tab Program - an easy way to support families facing medical challenges, One Tab at a Time.
What are Pop Tabs?
Pop tabs are found every time you open a soft drink, soup can, and even sometimes on your pet food! These tabs are recycled and converted into cash based on their weight. This cash helps South Dakota families.
How to get Involved
Getting involved is simple! Just remove the pop tab from the aluminum can and place them into our wooden house collection containers!
Where to be Dropped Off
Pop Tabs can be dropped off at either of our campus drop offs:
Briggs Library
The Office of Multicultural Affairs & Accessibility in the Student Union
South Dakota State University is not a sponsor of this event. Registered student organizations have the ability to sponsor lawful events, which are governed by SDBOR Policies, University Policy and SDCL 13-53-52.
This event is sponsored by Political Science Club.
7. Paint & Sip
Attend this fun and free event, Jackrabbits!
Paint & Sip
Join us for a creative evening as we bring back a fan favorite! Unleash your artistic side by painting along with a classic Bob Ross instructional video with a mocktail on Thursday, April 10 from 6:00 to 9:00 p.m. in the Volstorff Ballroom.
Immerse yourself in the joy of creating art inspired by the PBS legend and leave with your very own masterpiece!
Supplies are limited. Participation is on a first come, first serve basis.
South Dakota State University is not a sponsor of this event. Registered student organizations have the ability to sponsor lawful events, which are governed by SDBOR Policies, University Policy and SDCL 13-53-52.
This event is sponsored by University Program Council.
8. Need to Report a Concern?
You have great resources available right at your fingertips to help you through your experience at SDSU, one of which is the online Student Handbook. Here you can find policies, processes, information on how to get involved and details about student services and supports to make you successful. You also have many ways to report academics and non-academics concerns. Finally, if you need assistance, know that we are here to help and our Student Ombudsperson and the University Ombuds Office are both resources to assist you in a variety of ways.
To submit an event for consideration to be featured in the Rabbit Report, contact SDSU.SACommunications@sdstate.edu by Thursday at 11:59pm. Please include all event information written similarly to the format above. All submissions are subject to the Rabbit Report Submission Guidelines.
Have a Great Week, Jackrabbits!
Students' Association, SDSU, Box 2815, University Student Union 128, Brookings, SD 57007, 605-688-5181
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