Eric Seiler did not always know he would end up owning a chiropractic clinic, but he always knew he wanted to stay close to home. Born and raised in Dickinson, North Dakota, he graduated from Dickinson High School in 2010 and later returned home to continue his education and baseball career at Dickinson State University (DSU). After initially starting his college journey at North Dakota State University in Fargo, he realized Dickinson was where he needed to be. As he put it,

The commemorative book 100 Years of DSU Football earned third place in the nationally competitive 2026 Blue Pencil and Gold Screen Awards presented by the National Association of Government Communicators (NAGC). Winners were honored May 12 during a ceremony at the Omni Rancho Las Palmas in Greater Palm Springs, California. The NAGC Blue Pencil and Gold Screen Awards celebrate excellence in public-sector communication and attract entries from government agencies and organizati

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. This spring, the DSU HF bids a fond farewell to an incredible group of seniors. “Our student workers aren’t just part of the Foundation – they become part of our family, said Pam Rudolph, DSU HF Office Manager and Scholarship Support. “Kailey and Maddy have been by my side since their sophomore years, while L

Fifty-five years apart, two southwestern North Dakota runners are connected by more than a record. By: Debora Dragseth, Ph.D., Faculty Emerita Since 1971, Jerry Schwartz’s 10,000-meter school record of 31:35 had stood untouched at Dickinson State University. On April 19, 2026, Caleb Sarsland brought it down with a 30:37 performance that placed his name among the Blue Hawk greats. But this story is not only about the day the record fell. It is about the meeting that came after

Dickinson State University’s football legacy earned top honors at the 2026 North Dakota Professional Communicators (NDPC) awards, as two books celebrating Blue Hawk history received first-place recognition during the organization’s annual conference held April 30 in Grand Forks. Founded in 1949, the North Dakota Professional Communicators recognizes excellence in writing, editing, photography, public relations, and media communications across North Dakota and the surrounding

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. Here, Cheyenne Jabos shares her perspective on working with the DSU HF team as a junior at Dickinson State University (DSU). DSU “felt like home as soon as I stepped on campus” according to Jacobs. Attracted by the strong campus community, Jacobs enrolled as a Physical and Health Education major with a minor