Mon, Oct 26, 2020

With a $2 million gift, The Hardesty Family Foundation has made a commitment to fuel transformative research at the National Center for Wellness & Recovery. In recognition of the contribution, OSU is naming a recently acquired 49,000-square-foot

Fri, Sep 11, 2020

More than 1,800 people from across the country tuned in on Sept. 2 to watch the annual Women for OSU Symposium, which moved to a virtual format this year. Through the generosity of multiple sponsors, the symposium was free for the first time ever

Thu, Aug 27, 2020

The Women for OSU Symposium is moving to a virtual format for this year. Through the generosity of multiple sponsors, the symposium will be free for all OSU alumni, students, staff and friends.

Thu, May 14, 2020

On May 1, Kirk Jewell retired after completing a nearly 17-year career helping transform Oklahoma State University.

Thu, May 14, 2020

No matter what Blaire Atkinson's job has been, her professional mission to advance Oklahoma State University and strengthen its ties with the Cowboy family has remained the same.

Tue, Apr 21, 2020

The Oklahoma State University Foundation was selected as the second Best Nonprofit to Work For in 2020 among mid-sized organizations and fifth overall by The NonProfit Times. The Best Companies Group partnered with The NonProfit Times to identify

Wed, Dec 4, 2019

The Oklahoma State University Foundation Board of Trustees has named Blaire Atkinson as the organization's seventh president, concluding an extensive search. Atkinson is the current president of the OSU Alumni Association, and has served as the

Tue, Oct 29, 2019

Susanne Wasson is a self-described "enthusiastic champion" of OSU's Division of Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources.

Tue, Oct 29, 2019

Waits has worked at the interface between technology innovation and the application of those innovations to agricultural production through his career.

Tue, Oct 29, 2019

It has been said Oklahoma State University alumnus and former Oklahoma A&M Board of Regents member Austin Kenyon "bleeds orange and black," a memorable phase that sums up his longstanding commitment to and support of the university's land-grant