"Sinte Gleska University of the Sicangu Oyate builds a healthy, resilient tribal nation through Wo'Lakota, self-determination, life-long learning, and visionary leadership."
NEWS & EVENTS
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Sharing a Letter of Support from Sinte Gleska University's Vice President of General Administration, Cheryl Whirlwind Soldier:
SGU Crime & Safety Report 2022-2024
SGU NASA Project
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The new NASA "Arm" at Sinte Gleska University and the AM 190 Summer class - "Introduction to 3-D Concrete Printing". Matthew Gargan, standing in back, is the SGU-NASA Project Director & Advanced Manufacturing Instructor.
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Sinte Gleska University student Jordan Arrow sits on the cement chair he and his AM 190 ("Introduction to 3-D Concrete Printing") classmates created this summer during their class while learning how to use the NASA "Arm"
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Sinte Gleska University Welding Building
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The new Sinte Gleska University Welding building during construction. A Ground Breaking Ceremony was held on November 22nd, 2024.
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Completion of the Sinte Gleska University Welding building will give many community members a new trade and help prepare them for a high-demand, high paying career. Jay Herman is the SGU Welding Instructor. Ten SGU students have registered this Fall 2025 semester for the WT100 - Basic Welding and Safety" class.
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Shannon DuBray, Sinte Gleska University/Institute of Technologies (IOT) Director and Chair; Jay Herman, IOT Welding Instructor; and, Dr. Erica Moore, SGU President, at the Ground Breaking Ceremony held on November 22nd, 2024, in anticipation of the new SGU Welding building.
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This photo (below) was taken by Luti Stone-Davis on 27MAR2025. This Sinte Gleska University billboard can now be seen going eastbound on I-90 near Montrose and before Exit-374. Be sure to check it out on your next trip to Sioux Falls and be proud of your post-secondary educational institution, a member of the Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCU), and physically located within the borders of the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, a.k.a. Sicangu Lakota Oyate, in South-Central South Dakota.
