South Dakota School of Mines holds long-standing tradition
RAPID CITY, S.D. (KOTA) - In the heart of Rapid City, a long-standing South Dakota Mines tradition takes place on top of a hill. As part of the final events of ‘Rocker Days’ and homecoming week, Mines students, faculty, alumni and staff rejoiced in school pride by whitewashing the ‘M’ and sliding down the hill.
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The Rocker Robotics Team at the South Dakota School of Mines is getting ready for the annual Punkin Chunkin event, a ...
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South Dakota Mines, an engineering, science and technology university in the heart of Rapid City, held its first homecoming ...
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A Rapid City-based nonprofit is launching a statewide campaign to increase Native American voter participation ...
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Final scores from Week 4 of the South Dakota high school football season. No. 1 Harrisburg 49, No. 4 Yankton 14 No. 2 Lincoln ...
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