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100 Years of Memories

The past, present and future of America's Greatest Homecoming

In this issue

1959 Homecoming Queen's family supports OSU to this day
Pete’s Pantry helps OSU students with free food and more
America's Greatest Homecoming provides student leadership opportunities
Alumni return to Stillwater to perform at McKnight Center
New slogan promotes OSU's land-grant mission, public impact research

 

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Featured Articles

Celebrating in the key of Greenwood

OSU hosts grand opening for the Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music

Rare Air

OSU launches OAIRE — a new institute aimed at uniting the state's aerospace innovation economy

Cowboys in Space

OSU alumni breaking barriers in space

Top 5 OSU Traditions

A social media poll sent out in the fall set out to gauge OSU's best traditions

Featured Images 

Anne Greenwood
Anne Greenwood
Anne Greenwood celebrates at the opening of the Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music.
Wally Funk
Wally Funk
OSU alumna Wally Funk has fun on the stage at The McKnight Center for the Performing Arts.
Class of 2021
Class of 2021
The Freshman Class of 2021 is comprised of more than 4,200 students.
Copan Combs
Copan Combs
OSU Senior Admissions Counselor Copan Combs always tries to have some orange on.
Austin Green
Austin Green
Austin Green rides a bucking horse in this year's Cowboy Stampede Rodeo.
Warren Clay
Warren Clay
Warren Clay had the crowd on its feet with his OSU cheer during the Homecoming game.
Tay Martin
Tay Martin
OSU receiver Tay Martin catches a touchdown against Kansas.
Gaytra Harris Coggins
Gaytra Harris Coggins
Gaytra Harris Coggins was named Homecoming Queen in 1959 and her family still supports OSU.
Frank Eaton
Frank Eaton
Frank Eaton was a popular guest in Dr. Berlin Chapman's history classes.
Todd Green
Todd Green
OSU's Dr. Todd Green, a physician at University Health Services, is proud to be a Cowboy alumnus.
House dec
House dec
Kappa Kappa Gamma and FarmHouse took first place in this year's house decoration competition.

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STATE, The Official Magazine of Oklahoma State University, is published three times per year in Fall; Winter; and Spring. All members of the OSU Alumni Association and friends of the OSU Foundation receive a printed subscription. Packed with 120 pages of compelling features and stunning photography, each issue of STATE covers current research, campus events, alumni achievements and historic moments from OSU’s proud history.

 

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