BHSU holds summer camp for students interested in starting a career in music
Wednesday, April 17, 2013 Black Hills State University will be hosting a music camp for high school students to provide them with the knowledge needed to start a career in music under the guidance of the University’s music faculty.
The BHSU “So, You Want to be a Music Major” music camp, open to high school students who have completed ninth grade through college, is scheduled for Aug. 24.
BHSU PROFESSOR EMERITUS CELEBRATES 50 YEARS IN BROADCASTING
Monday, April 15, 2013 
Dr. David Diamond, a long-time professor at Black Hills State University, recently celebrated his 50th year in broadcasting. A South Dakota native, Diamond taught at BHSU for more than 10 years following an amazing radio career that included a well-known radio show in Los Angeles and experience working with numerous big names in the music world including Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison, and the The Doors.
BHSU Jazz Ensemble to present spring concert April 18
Thursday, April 11, 2013 The Black Hills State University Jazz Ensemble will present a spring concert Thursday, April 18 at 7:30 p.m. in the Clare and Josef Meier Recital Hall.
BHSU political science students on front lines during recent state Legislative session
Monday, April 08, 2013 
Auburn Ritterbush knows firsthand the amount of work that goes into a legislative session. The Black Hills State University political science major spent her spring semester interning for South Dakota Rep. Justin Cronin, R-Gettysburg, during the recent 88th Legislative session.
BHSU Community Chorale will present Handel’s Messiah April 23
Thursday, April 04, 2013 The Black Hills State University Community Chorale, under the direction of Dr. Jonathan Nero, BHSU associate professor of music, will present Handel’s Messiah Tuesday, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. in Clare and Josef Meier Hall.
BHSU student asked to present during upcoming Clinton Global Initiative University conference
Wednesday, April 03, 2013 
In just a year, Black Hills State University student Devin Lynn’s project of using social media to connect students and entrepreneurs in Uganda with BHSU students and faculty has created a bridge of communication between two continents and has raised nearly $1,500 in scholarships for K-12 students in the African republic. Lynn will now be sharing his project's success and future goals during a presentation at the Clinton Global Initiative University conference this weekend in St. Louis.
SD Public Broadcasting journalists provide glimpse into public radio during BHSU event
Wednesday, April 03, 2013 
With limited resources, two time zones, a demographic that spans from the CEOs of international companies to ranch families, and a coverage area of 77,000 square miles, the state’s public broadcasting system must get creative with its programing, according to Joe Tlustos, director of radio.
BHSU Chamber Singers bring their performance to Wyoming and western South Dakota audiences
Thursday, March 28, 2013 
The Black Hills State University Chamber Singers will be sharing their musical talents with audiences across Wyoming and western South Dakota during their spring concert tour which begins Wednesday, April 3 at the Sheridan College Music Department in Sheridan, Wyo.
BHSU celebrates Native culture during American Indian Awareness Week
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 
Black Hills State University will kick off its week-long celebration of Native American culture Monday, April 8. This year’s theme for American Indian Awareness week is “STRONG: Solid Tribal Roots Offer New Growth” and includes the 30th Annual Lakota Omniciye Wacipi taking place April 12-14 at the Donald E. Young Sports and Fitness Center Field House.
Professor emeritus’ unique collection of Japanese woodblock prints on display at President’s Gallery
Wednesday, March 27, 2013 
A walk through the second floor of Woodburn Hall on the Black Hills State University campus will take you back to a time in Japanese history – a time before the country adopted the industrialized lifestyle of the West. The newest exhibit in the BHSU President’s Gallery is a group of Japanese Ukiyo-e prints from the private collection of Richard Hicks, professor emeritus.