Five DSU Blue Hawks took to the mats for the 2026 NAIA Women’s Wrestling National Championships on March 13th and 14th. In the end, Dickinson State University (DSU) finished 16th in the team standings with 31.5 points to end the season. Life University took the championship spot with 169.0 points, William Penn was the runner-up with 158.5, and Grand View earned 145.5 points and took third place. The five women from DSU competed with vigor under the leadership of DSU alum and

Dan Weber has served as an independent insurance agent for more than 30 years and has owned his family’s agency in Casselton, North Dakota, since 2000. He and his wife, Carol, work together in the office and enjoy traveling and spending time at the lake during the summer. They are also proud grandparents to three grandchildren under the age of 3. As a member of the DSU Heritage Foundation (DSU HF) Board, Weber brings decades of business experience to help guide fundraising ef

Dickinson State University (DSU) alumna Emily Klym has been named to Prairie Business’s 2025 “40 Under 40” list, recognizing young professionals making an impact in their careers and communities across the region. Growing up in Edgeley, North Dakota, attending DSU meant heading farther west than many of her classmates. But family trips to Medora during her childhood made the area familiar and helped inspire her decision to attend the university. Klym graduated in May 2012 wit

The DSU Heritage Foundation (DSU HF) is full of passionate and energetic staff members, including students working part-time through the university’s work-study program. Adrien Calderon recently shared his perspective on working with the DSU HF team as a junior at Dickinson State University (DSU). Chris Kistler (L), Adrien Calderon (R) Calderon chose to attend DSU for the opportunity to compete in two collegiate sports and to pursue a degree aligned with his passion for athle

The DSU Heritage Foundation (DSU HF) is full of passionate and energetic staff members, including students working part-time through the university’s work-study program. Samuel Lewton, the sole freshman work-study student, recently shared his perspective on working with the DSU HF team. Lewton is a Dickinson native majoring in Exercise Science (Sports Management). His passion for golf led to a spot on the DSU Men’s Golf team. During the summer, Lewton golfs nonstop, and when

Dr. Micheal Cullinane, the current co-director of the Theodore Roosevelt Center (TRC), Walton Chair of Theodore Roosevelt Studies will release his fifth book on May 1st after a decade of research and writing. Theodore Roosevelt and the Tennis Cabinet explore the contributions of Theodore Roosevelt’s ‘Tennis Cabinet”, an eclectic inner circle that helped the president change the nation. “This is the real way the presidency works. It’s messy. It’s about the networks and the fri