include eSports. Accomplishments Dakota State University teams have won 56 conference championships and produced 80 All-Americans (14 women, 66 men). Also, 112 DSU athletes have been named NAIA All-Scholar athletes. There have been 856 Trojans who have received the distinction of being cited an All-Conference athlete (230 football, 135 track, 75 baseball, 70 cross country, 66 softball, 60 volleyball, 50 women's basketball and 44 men's basketball). Campus media KDSU is a college campus radio station which broadcasts only in the Student Union and online at kdsu.net. The station plays many genres of music, from rock and metal to country and alternative. The Sigma Tau Delta honor society releases a yearly zine-like publication, New Tricks, of student and faculty work that includes poetry and art. The Trojan Times is the student newspaper. Notable alumni (graduated in) Richard Barrett Lowe (1929) - writer and director of the 1929 film "Dakotah," filmed with DSU faculty and staff (no copies remain); 42nd Governor of American Samoa, eighth American Governor of Guam. Miles Beacom (1981) - President and CEO of Premier Bankcard and of First Premier Financial Services Susan Bulfer Koch (1972) - Chancellor of University of Illinois-Springfield Ruth Habeger (1917) - Longtime science and math teacher, the science building is named after her Shantel Krebs (1998) - Former South Dakota Secretary of State References External links Dakota State Athletics website Education in Lake County, South Dakota Public universities and colleges in South Dakota Buildings and structures in Lake County, South Dakota