Alumni & Friends - Dakota State University

Alumni for a lifetime

You’re only a student for a few years, but you’re a Trojan for life.

We’re proud of our alumni and what they accomplish when they leave campus. As an alum we encourage you to send us updates on career successes and important life events. We share this news through our alumni newsletter and magazine. Be sure to sign up for the alumni newsletter or check out the alumni magazine to share your own news and see what your classmates are up to today.

If you want to show your Trojan pride now that you're off-campus, you can order a DSU license plate or get involved with the alumni board. Come back and visit campus or attend an alumni event throughout the year - we’re always happy to welcome you back.

Support future alumni

Our students benefit from a range of scholarships that have been funded by alumni like you. If you are able to give, we invite you to learn more about the DSU Foundation or make a gift online.

Child of alumni tuition rate

Continue the DSU legacy and save some money with the child of alumni tuition rate program.

Freshmen and transfer students that live outside South Dakota are eligible to receive in-state tuition if their parent or legal guardian earned a Dakota State degree.

To be eligible, students must have a 20 ACT and the rate applies to on-campus tuition only. For more information, please contact our Admissions Office at 1-888-378-9988 or email admissions@dsu.edu.

Alumni Events

February 21
5:30 PM

Dakota State University - Gala 2020

June 5
All Day

London. Scotland. Ireland.

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News

SD writers’ series coming to DSU

South Dakota Humanities Council grants brings six South Dakota writers to DSU and Madison

“The Chair is Not Me” exhibit displayed in gallery

An educational exhibit “The Chair is Not Me,” is on display in the First Bank & Trust Art Gallery at Dakota State through February 28. The exhibit features artwork alongside poems from the book “The Chair is Not Me,” by “JJ” James Janis. The book is a collection of poems about his life experiences and challenges as a diversely abled individual.

Andrea Thompson named associate dean of The Beacom College of Computer and Cyber Sciences

Temporary position will help DSU build relationships with partners, agencies

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