Tue, May 12, 2026

From maintaining campus buildings and utilities to improving landscapes and learning environments, Oklahoma State University’s Facilities Management team plays a vital role in supporting the university’s mission every day.

Tue, Sep 9, 2025

On Saturday, Aug. 23, Facilities Management made the difficult decision to remove the large Shumard Oak that stood in front of Gundersen Hall, one of the most well-known trees in a highly trafficked tailgating area on campus.

Mon, Aug 25, 2025

The City of Stillwater has officially opened its new Fire Station No. 2 on Western Road, a modern facility designed to improve safety and response times for both Oklahoma State University and the broader community.

Tue, Jun 10, 2025

Oklahoma State University is closing the chapter on a significant piece of campus history as demolition begins on the university's former Power Plant, constructed in 1948.

Mon, Dec 16, 2024

When prospective students visit Oklahoma State University, they often admire the well-maintained gardens and plant beds. They anticipate a similar level of quality when they see the campus buildings. The First Impressions program at OSU ensures that

Thu, Dec 5, 2024

Playing in a giant pile of leaves might not be the first thing that comes to mind when looking to take a study break from finals, but if the Cowboys are known for one thing, it's dreaming as big as the sky.

Tue, Oct 22, 2024

Oklahoma State University landscaping services received its second Green Star Award for the team's outstanding job maintaining over 700 acres making up the campus.

Wed, Jan 10, 2024

On Dec. 21, Ron Tarbutton retired as Chief Facilities Officer at Oklahoma State University.

Thu, Aug 24, 2023

Oklahoma State University has many notable topiaries around campus including a cowboy boot and hat as well as people lined up signing "O-S-U" outside Old Central. This fall, a bison joined campus with a few new features allowing it to stay out year

Mon, Jun 6, 2022

Oklahoma State University's Oklahoma Native Plant Corridor was certified as a Monarch Waystation, a program run by the nonprofit Monarch Watch, on May 8.