Mon, Sep 21, 2026

The Center for Family Resilience (CFR) at OSU-Tulsa funded and hosted one of the nation’s first pilot trainings of PAX Tools for New Beginnings, a new program developed by the PAXIS Institute for women in recovery and the staff who support them.

Fri, Sep 18, 2026

Undergraduate researchers were challenged to illustrate their current projects with nothing but chalk and a square of sidewalk. Then, they presented their illustrations to passersby.

Tue, Sep 15, 2026

Tue, Sep 15, 2026

Dr. Thomas Bilitewski, assistant professor in the Oklahoma State University Department of Physics, has received the National Science Foundation prestigious Faculty Early Career Development (CAREER) award to advance novel ways of controlling the

Tue, Sep 15, 2026

With the addition of Oklahoma’s only PacBio Vega long-read sequencer, Oklahoma State University researchers can now explore complex genetic questions more quickly, affordably and locally, expanding opportunities for scientific discovery across

Mon, Sep 14, 2026

Researchers at Oklahoma State University and Mississippi State University are evaluating bluemuda turfgrass, a bermudagrass and Kentucky bluegrass system designed to improve year-round turf quality, reduce irrigation needs and lower athletic field

Tue, Aug 18, 2026

Dr. John Tetnowski, an Oklahoma State University Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders professor, has received the National Stuttering Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award and been inducted into the organization’s Hall of Fame.

Tue, Aug 18, 2026

Dr. Diane Limbaugh, professor of professional practice in the College of Education and Human Sciences’s Department of Design and Merchandising, and Heather Pidcock, a master’s student in functional apparel design, were named winners of the 2026

Mon, Aug 17, 2026

Vortices are a fundamental feature of fluid motion and appear across a wide range of natural and engineered systems. They influence how fluids mix, how heat and momentum are transported, and how aerodynamic and hydrodynamic forces are generated.

Thu, Aug 6, 2026

Dr. Maha Kenawy, assistant professor for Oklahoma State University’s School of Civil and Environmental Engineering, is leading research to help communities better prepare for and recover from extreme natural disasters such as earthquakes and