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Starr Ducheneaux

Starr is a junior, majoring in nursing with minors in aging studies and biology. She currently serves as a general reporter.

Dystopian musical critiques capitalism

Dystopian musical critiques capitalism

A 20-year drought leads the government to enforce a ban on private toilets. Now, the citizens must use public amenities that are controlled by a single corrupt company, which profits off of one of humanity’s most basic needs. This harsh, dystopian reality sets the stage for “Urinetown: The Musical.

Velazquez appointed assistant director of community and belonging

Velazquez appointed assistant director of community and belonging

Nayeli Salcido-Velazquez knows firsthand how challenging higher education can be to navigate. In her new role as the Division of Student Affairs’ assistant director of community and belonging, she hopes to make that journey easier for others. “I was genuinely really excited just because I really wanted to work in

Out to Eat Fall Break Edition: The Depot in Mitchell

Out to Eat Fall Break Edition: The Depot in Mitchell

On the south end of Main Street in Mitchell, South Dakota, sits an enormous brick building that was originally part of a railroad supply line. The Depot is historic, a community staple since 1908. In 1992, it transformed into an American-style restaurant. Early in the afternoon on Saturday, Oct. 4,

The missing chapter: A lack of Indigenous education in schools

The missing chapter: A lack of Indigenous education in schools

Throughout my school experience, I have learned about many subjects, but there’s one that rarely ever seems to be given the attention it truly deserves — Indigenous culture. My family is part of the Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, and I have only recently begun learning about my heritage. As a

Stitching community together: Purl Jam kicks off new year

Stitching community together: Purl Jam kicks off new year

Laughter drifted through the Solberg basement, mingling with the soft click of needles and the steady rhythm of yarn sliding through fingers. Bright skeins of color spilled across tables, and the hum of conversation filled the cozy room in which the Gender and Sexuality Alliance meets. Some students focus intently

Cross country opens season strong at Twilight Run

Cross country opens season strong at Twilight Run

The men’s and women’s cross country teams kicked off their competitive season on the evening of Sept. 5 with the 15th annual Twilight Run. According to the DakotaTiming report, 70 high schools and 29 collegiate programs were in attendance with over 2,500 racers competing across the six