USD Alumni & Friends

Alex Bergeson and Paula Mabee stand outside of Churchill-Haines Laboratories.

Alumni, Donors, Faculty, Students

A Life of Impact

Keith Nolop worked in researching and developing treatments for asthma and cancer. One of the many highlights in his career included a groundbreaking treatment for melanoma, a form of skin cancer.

Truman and Beverly Schwartz stand together on USD's campus.

Alumni, Donors, Faculty

An Ongoing Commitment

Truman and Beverly Schwartz have given to USD for more than 35 consecutive years.

Arnold and Alanna Fenske pose with scholarship recipients at the Sanford School of Medicine scholarship dinner.

Alumni, Donors, Students

A Reason to Give

Dr. Arnold Fenske, M.D., FACP, is a 1952 USD graduate and understands the importance of supporting the next generation of physicians.

Taken in the late 1920s or early 30s, this photo shows Marshall Davis at the back of the photo to the right of the man in the hat and tie.

Alumni, Students, Legacy

Family Tradition

The Davis/Lavin family has been attending the University of South Dakota since the early 1900s.

Roger Schaffer poses with the USD Men's Basketball Team during the 1963-1964 season.

Alumni, Donors

Honoring a Coach's Legacy

Roger Schaffer wants to give back to USD and honor the legacy of Coach Clodfelter.

Stories

A Life of Impact

An Ongoing Commitment

A Reason to Give

Family Tradition

Honoring a Coach's Legacy