Campus Currents 1999-2006
Tara Reinicke Secretary, SD CEO
Brittany Hanson Senior Secretary, Registrar
Campus Currents is an online publication for the Black Hills State University community. It is published weekly during the school year and monthly during the summer. Archived news releases and back issues of Campus Currents are available to your right. Send your news items to CampusCurrents@bhsu.edu or call 605.642.6215 to submit a story idea.
There were over 450 candidates for Spring 2012 graduation at Black Hills State University.
Black Hills State University honored 13 graduates from the Class of 1962 during the 163rd commencement ceremony.
Black Hills State University graduates from the Class of 1962 recently gathered on campus to celebrate their induction into the 50-Year Club.
The Dakota Amphibian and Reptile Network (DARN), an organization founded by Black Hills State University science professors, will host their fifth annual meeting in on the campus of BHSU Saturday, May 26.
Black Hills State University will host a pre-construction tent gathering Tuesday, May 22 from 5:30-7:30 p.m. at the future site of the BHSU Alumni/Foundation Welcome Center, which is located on St. Joe Street, south of Lyle Hare Stadium and Ida Henton Park on the BHSU campus.
The South Dakota Center for Enterprise Opportunity (SD CEO)at Black Hills State University, in collaboration with Regional Health, will present “Ladies Business – Women’s Health” as the topic of the Healthy Bodies/Healthy Business seminar on Tuesday, June 5 and again on Thursday, June 7.
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