Black Hills State University recently earned three Title II grants that partner public universities with K-12 schools to improve science and mathematics instruction.

The Black Hills State University Mathematics Department recently received a $6,000 grant from the Dolciani Mathematics Enrichment Grants Program for the formation of the Black Hills Math Circle (BHMC).

Black Hills State University recently recognized and honored the service, dedication, and achievements of BHSU student leaders, volunteers, and organization advisors during the 19th Annual Student Volunteer Awards Celebration.

Winners have been announced for the 13th Annual Black Hills Research Symposium held recently at Black Hills State University.

Black Hills State University is a partner in five of seven grants that are focused on working with K-12 schools to improve science and mathematics instruction in middle and high schools.

Ashley Arp, Black Hills State University mathematics student from Newcastle, Wyo., has been selected for a prestigious position in a mathematics research program at Miami University.
 

Monte and Beverly Krier, who are originally from eastern South Dakota and now live in Longwood, Fla., recently established the Delger-Krier Memorial Scholarship for math and science students at Black Hills State University who are pursuing a career as a teacher.

Niles Armstrong, a Black Hills State University junior mathematics major from Gordon, Neb., was recently selected to receive a $5,000 NASA Space Grant Student Stipend for research.