Student Activities and Facilities

Request for club sport should be directed to the Director of Campus Life.

Intramural sport requests should be directed to the Intramural Coordinator. Intramural teams are formed based on interest and scheduled based on facility availability.

Intercollegiate NAIA (varsity and junior varsity) sport requests should be directed to the Athletic Director. All requests for new sports or levels of play will be reviewed and considered based on the sport, number of participants interested, availability of competition and recruitment within the college’s normal competitive region, and the ability to sustain a viable team.

Requests are accepted from students, parents or guardians, staff, coaches, or other interested parties. All inquiries and requests will be answered and reviewed. The College has a strict non-discrimination policy and any concern based on sex or gender in athletics should be directed to the Title IX Coordinator.

The Ben C. Frank Human Performance Center is a 5,000 square foot facility that includes over 25,000 pounds of free weights (not including dumbbells and bumper plates), multiple Olympic platforms and free weight racks and stations, located in the lower level of Wienbergen Hall. Along with the free weights, DSU has incorporated the equipment necessary to implement the Athletic Republic Acceleration Sports Training Programs, including a Generation II Super Treadmill (29+ mph, 40% grade), specially designed hardwood plyometric floors, and weight machines designed to target the muscles of the hip girdle, trunk, and legs.

The Henry Biesiot Activities Center (BAC) is a community multipurpose athletic complex that was named for long-time head football coach Henry “Hank” Biesiot. Just a short walk from main campus, the BAC offers 5,500 square feet of indoor multipurpose space and outdoor space for a variety of DSU, community, private, and regional events. The facility features the only artificial turf field in western North Dakota, the largest outdoor video board in the state, more than 50 foot candles of light, latest technology for track scoring, seating for more than 3,500 fans, on-site locker rooms and training facilities, and outdoor athletic event space for up to 4,000. Visit the BAC website.

As a student at DSU, you have access to a wealth of materials – both online and in print. The friendly staff in Stoxen Library, located just inside May Hall, will connect you with the knowledge essential to success. Find out more about Stoxen Library here.

The Blue Hawk Hub, located in the lower level of the Student Center, was designed with you in mind! Used for student activities and events, the Hub boasts lounge and high top seating, a large projector and screen, customizable lighting, and dedicated gaming PC’s for club or varsity esports use.

The Perch dining hall is proud to offer a dining program complete with signature brands and menu selections that include just about every item you can imagine. Just feast your eyes on what we have available! Featuring a wide variety of fresh food designed to satisfy everyone's appetite with food choices to rival your favorite restaurants. The Perch is located in the lower level of the Student Center. Learn more at the dining service website.