An Oklahoma State University professor will be traveling to Portugal in August to study animal communication behaviors after being named a Fulbright Scholar for 2026-27.
Cody Moss, Katelyn Powell and Atalie Sherman were named Oklahoma State University’s 22nd, 23rd and 24th award recipients. This is the seventh consecutive year that at least one OSU student has been recognized by the Udall Foundation in the Native
Of the 51 Oklahoma State University Seniors of Significance named by the OSU Alumni Association this week, twelve are College of Arts and Sciences students. The Seniors of Significance Award recognizes students who have excelled in scholarship,
Around the globe, early birds are trying out the night owl lifestyle due to artificial lights. In a new study published in Science on Aug. 21, "Light pollution prolongs avian activity," Oklahoma State University's Dr. Neil Gilbert and Southern
From the soil of Oklahoma's prairie to the Arctic ice caps of the North Pole, Oklahoma State University researchers in the College of Arts and Sciences conduct transdisciplinary research covering everything from how people interact with each other
As the hub of life sciences at Oklahoma State University, the College of Arts and Sciences is committed to research that bridges disciplines and creates breakthroughs for the betterment of societies around the world. With hundreds of faculty, staff
The College of Arts and Sciences is well represented in Oklahoma State University's 2025-2026 Wentz Research Scholars and Purdie Research Scholars awardee lists: 14 of 43 Wentz recipients are majoring in a CAS discipline, while all four of the
Oklahoma State University is advancing education and research in biological sciences with the upcoming merger of the Department of Integrative Biology and the Department of Plant Biology, Ecology, and Evolution. On July 1, the two units will
When wildfires began to tear through the Stillwater region on March 14, Oklahoma State University's Dr. Benedicte Bachelot wasn't thinking about her research at the McPherson Botanical Preserve eight miles west of campus. "It was only when I got