Athletic training student working with storied OSU wrestling program
Cheyann Sales, who will graduate from OSU Center for Health Sciences’ Master of Athletic Training program in May, is completing her final clinical rotation with Cowboy wrestling.
On the anniversary of Kayse Shrum’s first year as president of Oklahoma State University, students, friends and acquaintances have shared stories about her — some touching and heartwarming and some comedic.
On April 8, the Cowboys and Cowgirls came away with the national title for the second-straight year and for their fifth in the last decade. It’s OSU’s 18th national championship as a program.
The championship came in OSU's return to the final round of the national tournament for the first time since 2013. Oklahoma State's overall national championship will stand alongside its previously won six Western National Titles and one individual champion.
We are disappointed by the lack of engagement and transparency from our colleagues at OU over the past months on a matter with serious ramifications for our state.
