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Dickinson State Weather Announcement
Due to the projected snow accumulations for the Stark County/Dickinson area, including significant snow accumulations, slick roads, and gusting winds, Dickinson State urges all DSU students, faculty, and staff to exercise caution in planning your...
Dr. Wohletz performs at St. Mary's Central High School
Ever since 2018, Associate Professor of Woodwinds, Dr. Jeremy Wohletz has spent his summers teaching clarinet and coaching woodwind chamber groups at the International Music Camp (IMC).
From the Hawks' Nest : DSU Cheer finds success for second-straight year
Success. A word that can mean so many different things to so many different people. In the sports world, success can be judged in a variety of ways including: how successful a team was during the regular season; making a conference tournament; being...
Dickinson State names three finalists for vice president of academic affairs and provost position
Following a national search, Dickinson State University has named three finalists for the position of vice president of academic affairs and provost. The candidates are Dr. Huijian Dong, interim dean at New Jersey City University; Dr. David Fitz,...
Dr. Jeremy Wohletz named national semi-finalist in The American Prize contest
Nearly a year ago, Dr. Jeremy Wohletz, DSU’s associate professor of music, entered into a national music contest, The American Prize – the nation’s most comprehensive series of contests in the performing arts. Founded in 2010, The American...
Shattering Stereotypes: Meet Jacob Scully, dual-sport student-athlete
Anti-social. Lazy. Unathletic. Forever stuck in front of a screen, oblivious to the world outside of fantasy. These are some of the unflattering stereotypes often pinned to gamers. None of them could accurately describe Dickinson State University...
Dr. Jeremy Wohletz performs at Low Clarinet Festival
The year marks the 50th anniversary of the International Clarinet Association (ICA) and one of the ways the ICA celebrated was to host the first-ever Low Clarinet Festival. The Festival brought over 200 low clarinet enthusiasts from all over the...
Dickinson State Weather Announcement
Due to the wind and snow accumulation that we have received yesterday, road conditions continue to be slippery and hazardous. DSU will open at noon today, including all morning classes being moved to remote learning. Please work with unit supervisors...
From the Hawks' Nest : Is it spring yet?
Many of us who live in North Dakota would nominate February as the toughest month, as we are now growing tired of winter, despite only being about halfway through it. We survived “fools spring” which brought us a stretch of marvelous sunny weather,...
DSU and Killdeer bands collaborate at local high school basketball game
Teamwork is much more than wearing the same jersey. And in this case, it was a blend of instruments and music, mixed with a sense of community, that brought two school bands together.