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Welcome to Dickinson State University, located in beautiful dickinson, North Dakota, My name is Chantel and I'll be your guide today.
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Dickinson State University is located in the city after which it is named. Dickinson, the seventh largest city in the state, is the hub of West River North Dakota and boasts a population of approximately 17,000. The University serves as a cultural social, recreational and intellectual center for the residents of the West River region. Let's Get Started!!
May Hall
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May Hall sits at the top of the hill as the largest building on campus. It is also attached to Stoxen Library. May Hall consists of four floors that include offices, state-of-the-art computer labs and classrooms. May Hall was named in honor of Samuel T. May, DSU's first president. Some important offices students frequently use in May Hall are the Office of Financial Aid, the International Programs Office, Office of Academic Records, Office of Enrollment Services & Communications, the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program and the Office of Business Affairs. Like Stickney Hall, May Hall also boasts unique architecture and can be seen from almost any location in the city of Dickinson.
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May Hall sits at the top of the hill as the largest building on campus. It is also attached to Stoxen Library. May Hall consists of four floors that include offices, state-of-the-art computer labs and classrooms. May Hall was named in honor of Samuel T. May, DSU's first president. Some important offices students frequently use in May Hall are the Office of Financial Aid, the International Programs Office, Office of Academic Records, Office of Enrollment Services & Communications, the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program and the Office of Business Affairs. Like Stickney Hall, May Hall also boasts unique architecture and can be seen from almost any location in the city of Dickinson.
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May Hall sits at the top of the hill as the largest building on campus. It is also attached to Stoxen Library. May Hall consists of four floors that include offices, state-of-the-art computer labs and classrooms. May Hall was named in honor of Samuel T. May, DSU's first president. Some important offices students frequently use in May Hall are the Office of Financial Aid, the International Programs Office, Office of Academic Records, Office of Enrollment Services & Communications, the Theodore Roosevelt Honors Leadership Program and the Office of Business Affairs. Like Stickney Hall, May Hall also boasts unique architecture and can be seen from almost any location in the city of Dickinson.
CPA Experience trail
CPA Experience
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Located on the top floor of May Hall, the CPA Experience is a self-directed program focused on preparing students for the CPA exam. Accounting majors come to the center to work in a community setting that is designed to encourage students to work together. Using Moodle, students are able to listen to lectures online, access textbooks and view notes from their laptop or iPad, all at their own pace. A testing room is designed to prepare students for the actual CPA exam. Professors are available during non-traditional classroom hours to support students.
TR Program trail
TR Program
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The TR program office is located on the third floor of May Hall. This honors scholarship program accepts students which have met the necessary criteria. Students must maintain a GPA of at least 3.25 each semester and must be seeking a bachelor's degree. TR scholars complete a rigorous course of study in pursuit of a leadership studies minor that involves intensive reading and writing. The educational experience for TR scholars is maximized by a number of opportunities to learn outside the classroom. TR students attend meetings, events, and participate in a variety of co-curricular activities.
Dorothy Stickney Auditorium trail
Dorothy Stickney Auditorium
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An original structure within May Hall, the auditorium on the main level of May Hall went without name until October 20, 1976. On that day, the auditorium was named and dedicated in honor of Dorothy Stickney, Broadway actress, vaudeville performer and daughter of Dr. Victor Hugo Stickney. Dorothy Stickney Auditorium is the largest auditorium on campus, seating 731 and is used for university theatrical productions, concerts and winter commencement. Behind the main stage of the auditorium are spacious dressing rooms, costume and prop rooms and also a smaller backstage theater and dance loft are available for students to use.
Stoxen Library trail
Stoxen Library
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Neighboring May Hall is Stoxen Library. Today, Stoxen Library contains over 90,000 volumes, more than 600 current print periodical subscriptions, more than 6,000 online periodicals and two state-of-the-art computer labs. Students can take advantage of the Academic Success Center and TRiO Student Support Services in the basement of the library, as well as schedule tutoring sessions in a number of different subjects. The Theodore Roosevelt Center, also located in the basement of the library, works every day to digitize the documents of our beloved 26th president of the United States. Stoxen Library is named in honor of Matilda Stoxen, a member of the first ever graduating class of DSU and longtime DSU librarian.
Peer Tutoring trail
Peer Tutoring in Dorms
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The Tutoring Center offers academic support to all enrolled students. Its mission is to promote intellectual growth and self-confidence, regardless of initial skill or ability level, via an active, welcoming, peer-centered tutoring environment. The Tutoring Center seeks to help students become independent, self-directed learners. The center is located in the lower level of Stoxen Library. Certified by the College Reading and Learning Association, trained tutors offer excellent student support in specific academic areas (mathematics, psychology, chemistry, essays and other types of writing within specific disciplines) as well as in skill areas (general writing, note-taking, test-taking strategies, time management, stress management).
Science Labs trail
Science Labs
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Our state-of-the-art science labs are located in Murphy Hall. Used to observe and experiment with the ideas discussed in lectures, students are able to get a more hands-on learning experience using the lab resources provided. The science labs are well-equipped for the undergraduate science programs. They boast modern scientific equipment for learning in small group settings. The lab courses taught include chemistry, physics, biology, and earth science. The soils lab, which is used for agriculture courses, also is housed in Murphy Hall.
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Our state-of-the-art science labs are located in Murphy Hall. Used to observe and experiment with the ideas discussed in lectures, students are able to get a more hands-on learning experience using the lab resources provided. The science labs are well-equipped for the undergraduate science programs. They boast modern scientific equipment for learning in small group settings. The lab courses taught include chemistry, physics, biology, and earth science. The soils lab, which is used for agriculture courses, also is housed in Murphy Hall.
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Our state-of-the-art science labs are located in Murphy Hall. Used to observe and experiment with the ideas discussed in lectures, students are able to get a more hands-on learning experience using the lab resources provided. The science labs are well-equipped for the undergraduate science programs. They boast modern scientific equipment for learning in small group settings. The lab courses taught include chemistry, physics, biology, and earth science. The soils lab, which is used for agriculture courses, also is housed in Murphy Hall.
Selke Hall trail
Selke Hall
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Selke Hall, an all-men's dormitory, consists of three floors with 51 rooms total. Every floor has large bathroom and shower facilities to easily accommodate its residents. Laundry facilities are also provided. Each room is designed for two people and is equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. Selke Hall's residents can take a break from homework and relax in the lounge, located on the main floor, complete with a pool table, couches and big screen TV. A kitchen facility also is located in the basement of Selke Hall open to all residents.
DSU Alumni & Foundation
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Located across the street from the DSU campus, the Dickinson State University Alumni and Foundation house awards over $1 million in scholarships annually to deserving DSU students. Built in 2004, the Alumni & Foundation house is dedicated to keeping in close contact with our alumni and generous donors. Its welcoming atmosphere includes a beautiful garden are and plenty of space suitable for office and entertainment needs. The DSU Alumni and Foundation enhances the visibility of the university foundation and alumni association and grants alumni and friends greater access to everything in which the foundation and association are involved.
King Pavilion trail
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One of the most beautiful sites on the campus of DSU is the university mall and King Pavilion. An abundance of trees and lush green grass surround the mall area, making it an excellent place to do homework, throw around a football, or just a place to visit with friends and enjoy nature. King Pavilion is often used for special events on campus such as concerts, DSU Family Day and the annual Arts Roundup, which is held every summer during the Fourth of July weekend. In the winter months, King Pavilion is adorned with lights and shimmers quietly during peaceful winter nights.
King Pavilion
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One of the most beautiful sites on the campus of DSU is the university mall and King Pavilion. An abundance of trees and lush green grass surround the mall area, making it an excellent place to do homework, throw around a football, or just a place to visit with friends and enjoy nature. King Pavilion is often used for special events on campus such as concerts, DSU Family Day and the annual Arts Roundup, which is held every summer during the Fourth of July weekend. In the winter months, King Pavilion is adorned with lights and shimmers quietly during peaceful winter nights.
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One of the most beautiful sites on the campus of DSU is the university mall and King Pavilion. An abundance of trees and lush green grass surround the mall area, making it an excellent place to do homework, throw around a football, or just a place to visit with friends and enjoy nature. King Pavilion is often used for special events on campus such as concerts, DSU Family Day and the annual Arts Roundup, which is held every summer during the Fourth of July weekend. In the winter months, King Pavilion is adorned with lights and shimmers quietly during peaceful winter nights.
Student Center trail
Student Center
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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The Student Center can easily be labeled as the "hub" of all student activity and is home to many student resources such as the: Office of Student Development, Office of Residential Life, Office of Student Activities, the DSU Student Senate Office, the University Store and the DSU snack bar and cafeteria. The Student Center also has a large ballroom, which can be divided into two ballrooms for special events. A fitness center and an indoor pool with a locker room are located adjacent to the Student Center's main entrance. The University Store, located on the main level, carries textbooks, clothing, school supplies and everything you need to be prepared for your first day as a DSU Blue Hawk.
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Woods Hall, an all-female dormitory on campus, consists of three floors and has a total of 79 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and is equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, a sink, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. Every floor has large bathroom and shower facilities to easily accommodate its residents. Laundry facilities are also provided. A kitchen is located in the basement of the building and is open to all residents. A private lounge is located on the main floor complete with couches, a big screen TV, pool table and fireplace.
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Woods Hall, an all-female dormitory on campus, consists of three floors and has a total of 79 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and is equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, a sink, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. Every floor has large bathroom and shower facilities to easily accommodate its residents. Laundry facilities are also provided. A kitchen is located in the basement of the building and is open to all residents. A private lounge is located on the main floor complete with couches, a big screen TV, pool table and fireplace.
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Woods Hall, an all-female dormitory on campus, consists of three floors and has a total of 79 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and is equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, a sink, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. Every floor has large bathroom and shower facilities to easily accommodate its residents. Laundry facilities are also provided. A kitchen is located in the basement of the building and is open to all residents. A private lounge is located on the main floor complete with couches, a big screen TV, pool table and fireplace.
Woods Hall
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Woods Hall, an all-female dormitory on campus, consists of three floors and has a total of 79 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and is equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, a sink, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. Every floor has large bathroom and shower facilities to easily accommodate its residents. Laundry facilities are also provided. A kitchen is located in the basement of the building and is open to all residents. A private lounge is located on the main floor complete with couches, a big screen TV, pool table and fireplace.
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Murphy Hall is a building used for the development of science and houses the Department of Natural Sciences. Murphy Hall was constructed in 1963 and renovated in 2007. After its renovation, Murphy Hall now includes four state-of-the-art biology labs, five chemistry labs, two computer labs, a soil lab, physics lab and greenhouse. Two auditoriums, Thompson and Stroup, are often used for lectures and special speakers on campus and are equipped with IVN technology. Ground-breaking research is also conducted within the labs in Murphy Hall every day. Murphy Hall was named in honor of Mr. Harold Murphy, a beloved science teacher and favorite of the DSU community until his retirement in 1966.
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Murphy Hall is a building used for the development of science and houses the Department of Natural Sciences. Murphy Hall was constructed in 1963 and renovated in 2007. After its renovation, Murphy Hall now includes four state-of-the-art biology labs, five chemistry labs, two computer labs, a soil lab, physics lab and greenhouse. Two auditoriums, Thompson and Stroup, are often used for lectures and special speakers on campus and are equipped with IVN technology. Ground-breaking research is also conducted within the labs in Murphy Hall every day. Murphy Hall was named in honor of Mr. Harold Murphy, a beloved science teacher and favorite of the DSU community until his retirement in 1966.
Murphy Hall
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Murphy Hall is a building used for the development of science and houses the Department of Natural Sciences. Murphy Hall was constructed in 1963 and renovated in 2007. After its renovation, Murphy Hall now includes four state-of-the-art biology labs, five chemistry labs, two computer labs, a soil lab, physics lab and greenhouse. Two auditoriums, Thompson and Stroup, are often used for lectures and special speakers on campus and are equipped with IVN technology. Ground-breaking research is also conducted within the labs in Murphy Hall every day. Murphy Hall was named in honor of Mr. Harold Murphy, a beloved science teacher and favorite of the DSU community until his retirement in 1966.
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DeLong Hall is the largest of all of the resident halls on campus and also is the only coed dormitory. DeLong Hall has seven floors and a total of 94 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and comes equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. A kitchen is located in the basement and as well as a main lounge area, complete with couches, a big screen TV and a pool table. Smaller lounges also are located on each floor along with bathroom and shower facilities. Laundry facilities also are available for residents.
DeLong Hall
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DeLong Hall is the largest of all of the resident halls on campus and also is the only coed dormitory. DeLong Hall has seven floors and a total of 94 rooms. Each room is designed for two people and comes equipped with bedframes, extra-long twin mattresses, closets, desks, cable TV jacks, a landline phone number and wireless internet. A kitchen is located in the basement and as well as a main lounge area, complete with couches, a big screen TV and a pool table. Smaller lounges also are located on each floor along with bathroom and shower facilities. Laundry facilities also are available for residents.
Stickney Hall
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Stickney Hall was the second building built on campus in 1921. The building was named after Dr. Victor Hugo Stickney, a pioneer doctor who had settled in Dickinson in 1884. Dr. Stickney was also a people's favorite in the town of Dickinson and a close friend of DSU's first president, Dr. Samuel T. May. Originally a women's dormitory, Stickney Hall currently houses the offices of many Dickinson State faculty and staff members. In 2010, the inside of Stickney Hall was renovated. Stickney Hall tends to be a campus favorite because of its unique architecture and rich history.
Klinefelter Hall
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Originally constructed as a women's dormitory in 1932, Klinefelter Hall was renovated in 1995 to house the Department of Teacher Education, Department of Mathematics and Computer Science and the Department of Nursing. Each month, the DSU Art Gallery, located on the main floor, hosts galleries ranging from watercolor art to live floral arrangements. Beck Auditorium, also located on the main floor, is often used as a classroom or theater. In addition to housing three departments on campus, classrooms and computer labs also are located throughout the building. This four story building was named in honor of Maude Klinefelter, who served in various roles at DSU from the university's beginning in 1918.
Nursing Lab trail
Nursing Lab
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The nursing labs are located on the fourth floor of Klinefelter Hall in the department of nursing. In the Nursing learning lab, simulated patient care stations are made available to practice basic to advanced skills using low-tech task trainers. Injection pads, adult and child mannequins, and IV arms are all used to teach important skills. In the Simulation Lab, faculty and students use more sophisticated, computerized patient simulators. These high-tech simulators are able to interact, breathe, and open and close their eyes. These hands-on tools are allow nursing students to learn through adult and pediatric patient scenarios.
Weinbergen Hall trail
Wienbergen Hall
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Wienbergen Hall consists of two levels fully committed to DSU athletics and is also houses of Scott Gym. The main level has the largest gym on campus, which includes an indoor track and practice field. Most physical education classes also are held on the main level. Attached to the main level is Scott Gym, which is home of the Blue Hawk wrestling, volleyball and basketball games. The lower level features a weightlifting room, locker rooms, two class rooms, faculty offices and the Ben C. Frank Human Performance Center. The Center utilizes the Frappier Acceleration Program, a state-of-the-art fitness program that has been used to train Olympic athletes.
Ben C Frank Human Performance Center trail
Ben C Frank Human Performance Center
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Opening its doors in 2000, the Ben C. Frank Performance Center was made possible by the generosity of alumnus Ben C. Frank. The center opened with the intentions of providing a state-of-the-art training center and exercise lab for DSU student athletes and exercise science students. The center is a 5,000 square foot facility that includes over 25,000 pounds of free weights, multiple Olympic platforms and free weight racks and stations. Along with the free weights, DSU has incorporated the equipment necessary to implement the Athletic Republic Acceleration Sports Training Programs. The Ben C. Frank Human Performance Center is located in the basement of Wienbergen Hall.
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Formerly the location of Whitney Stadium, the Henry Biesiot Activities Center, or BAC for short, was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic facility in May of 2010. The BAC boasts the largest outdoor video board in the state, the Hawk Vision Video Board, and also includes the Roger Huffman Track and Fisher Field, the only artificially turfed field in western North Dakota. With room for more than 3,500 spectators and fans, the BAC comfortably accommodates Blue Hawk fans with suites, club seating and general admission. The Lowman-Walton concourse provides a spacious area for hosting banquets, receptions and special events on campus. In addition to athletic facilities, the BAC has four locker rooms as well as athletic training rooms available for student athletes.
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Formerly the location of Whitney Stadium, the Henry Biesiot Activities Center, or BAC for short, was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic facility in May of 2010. The BAC boasts the largest outdoor video board in the state, the Hawk Vision Video Board, and also includes the Roger Huffman Track and Fisher Field, the only artificially turfed field in western North Dakota. With room for more than 3,500 spectators and fans, the BAC comfortably accommodates Blue Hawk fans with suites, club seating and general admission. The Lowman-Walton concourse provides a spacious area for hosting banquets, receptions and special events on campus. In addition to athletic facilities, the BAC has four locker rooms as well as athletic training rooms available for student athletes.
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Formerly the location of Whitney Stadium, the Henry Biesiot Activities Center, or BAC for short, was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic facility in May of 2010. The BAC boasts the largest outdoor video board in the state, the Hawk Vision Video Board, and also includes the Roger Huffman Track and Fisher Field, the only artificially turfed field in western North Dakota. With room for more than 3,500 spectators and fans, the BAC comfortably accommodates Blue Hawk fans with suites, club seating and general admission. The Lowman-Walton concourse provides a spacious area for hosting banquets, receptions and special events on campus. In addition to athletic facilities, the BAC has four locker rooms as well as athletic training rooms available for student athletes.
Biesiot Activities Center
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Formerly the location of Whitney Stadium, the Henry Biesiot Activities Center, or BAC for short, was transformed into a state-of-the-art athletic facility in May of 2010. The BAC boasts the largest outdoor video board in the state, the Hawk Vision Video Board, and also includes the Roger Huffman Track and Fisher Field, the only artificially turfed field in western North Dakota. With room for more than 3,500 spectators and fans, the BAC comfortably accommodates Blue Hawk fans with suites, club seating and general admission. The Lowman-Walton concourse provides a spacious area for hosting banquets, receptions and special events on campus. In addition to athletic facilities, the BAC has four locker rooms as well as athletic training rooms available for student athletes.
Agriculture Building trail
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Built in 1981, the DSU Agriculture Building provides excellent resources for individuals interested in the study of agriculture. The Ag Building features a multi-purpose indoor arena, which is most commonly used during winter months for rodeo practice. In addition, the DSU Ag Building houses a state-of-the-art computer lab, classrooms and offices of faculty and staff members from the Department of Agriculture and Technical Studies. Neighboring the DSU Ag Building is the outdoor rodeo arena. Due to DSU being actively involved with the city of Dickinson, the Dickinson Roughrider Commission and DSU share joint ownership of the facility and host many rodeos featuring DSU student rodeo athletes during the spring and summer months.
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Built in 1981, the DSU Agriculture Building provides excellent resources for individuals interested in the study of agriculture. The Ag Building features a multi-purpose indoor arena, which is most commonly used during winter months for rodeo practice. In addition, the DSU Ag Building houses a state-of-the-art computer lab, classrooms and offices of faculty and staff members from the Department of Agriculture and Technical Studies. Neighboring the DSU Ag Building is the outdoor rodeo arena. Due to DSU being actively involved with the city of Dickinson, the Dickinson Roughrider Commission and DSU share joint ownership of the facility and host many rodeos featuring DSU student rodeo athletes during the spring and summer months.
Agriculture Building
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Built in 1981, the DSU Agriculture Building provides excellent resources for individuals interested in the study of agriculture. The Ag Building features a multi-purpose indoor arena, which is most commonly used during winter months for rodeo practice. In addition, the DSU Ag Building houses a state-of-the-art computer lab, classrooms and offices of faculty and staff members from the Department of Agriculture and Technical Studies. Neighboring the DSU Ag Building is the outdoor rodeo arena. Due to DSU being actively involved with the city of Dickinson, the Dickinson Roughrider Commission and DSU share joint ownership of the facility and host many rodeos featuring DSU student rodeo athletes during the spring and summer months.
South Campus trail
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DSU's South Campus Art Buildings are located just blocks away from DSU Main Campus. Because of DSU's expanding art curriculum, the South Campus Art Buildings became a part of DSU in 1982. Currently, the back building consists of a ceramics studio, drawing loft, printmaking area and a large space that is used for oil painting, watercolor and 3D design. Attached to the back building is a black and white traditional darkroom and photo lighting studio. The front building includes a smart classroom, offices and a matting studio for photos and portraits. DSU's South Campus Art Buildings provide students with facilities and resources that make art a hands-on learning experience.
South Campus Art Buildings
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DSU's South Campus Art Buildings are located just blocks away from DSU Main Campus. Because of DSU's expanding art curriculum, the South Campus Art Buildings became a part of DSU in 1982. Currently, the back building consists of a ceramics studio, drawing loft, printmaking area and a large space that is used for oil painting, watercolor and 3D design. Attached to the back building is a black and white traditional darkroom and photo lighting studio. The front building includes a smart classroom, offices and a matting studio for photos and portraits. DSU's South Campus Art Buildings provide students with facilities and resources that make art a hands-on learning experience.
North Campus trail
North Campus Apartments
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The DSU North Campus Apartments offer housing for students and for students with families. This facility is located several miles north of campus and offers 18 two-bedroom units and six one-bedroom apartments. Rental arrangements for this facility are based on whether residents are assigned as a single student or as a student with a family. Rental arrangements for single students are made in the same way as those for students living in the other residential facilities. Rental to students with families is based on a monthly rental rate. All units are unfurnished and also include a one stall garage.
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The DSU North Campus Apartments offer housing for students and for students with families. This facility is located several miles north of campus and offers 18 two-bedroom units and six one-bedroom apartments. Rental arrangements for this facility are based on whether residents are assigned as a single student or as a student with a family. Rental arrangements for single students are made in the same way as those for students living in the other residential facilities. Rental to students with families is based on a monthly rental rate. All units are unfurnished and also include a one stall garage.
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The DSU North Campus Apartments offer housing for students and for students with families. This facility is located several miles north of campus and offers 18 two-bedroom units and six one-bedroom apartments. Rental arrangements for this facility are based on whether residents are assigned as a single student or as a student with a family. Rental arrangements for single students are made in the same way as those for students living in the other residential facilities. Rental to students with families is based on a monthly rental rate. All units are unfurnished and also include a one stall garage.
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The DSU North Campus Apartments offer housing for students and for students with families. This facility is located several miles north of campus and offers 18 two-bedroom units and six one-bedroom apartments. Rental arrangements for this facility are based on whether residents are assigned as a single student or as a student with a family. Rental arrangements for single students are made in the same way as those for students living in the other residential facilities. Rental to students with families is based on a monthly rental rate. All units are unfurnished and also include a one stall garage.
