The Oklahoma State University Department of Physics team emerged victorious at the U.S. Physics Tournament in December, defeating the University of Arizona in the finals.
Oklahoma State University Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics Regents Professor Dr. Tyrrell Conway has published a paper on nitrogen sources and the E. coli bacteria, work that correlates directly with his and OSU's roles in the
Oklahoma State University, in collaboration with the Groundwater Foundation, has launched a national campaign to bring awareness to groundwater access, education and industry training. At the center of the campaign is a televised public service
Image Bhattarai, an Oklahoma State University Department of Computer Science Ph.D. student, was honored with the Best Paper Award at the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers Consumer Communications and Networking Conference in January.
Oklahoma State University graphic design students can apply for several national competitions, including one named Flux, hosted by the American Institute of Graphic Arts in Baltimore.
The OSU Jazz Orchestra added to its discography with the release of its third commercially-available album, "Angular Tuesday," on February 6. The eight songs on the album — directed by Dr. Tommy Poole — vary in style from Swing to Latin Jazz to
The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art in Stillwater has a new exhibition:, "Memories & Inspiration: The Kerry and C. Betty Davis Collection of African American Art."
On Jan. 26, the Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders at Oklahoma State University announced the addition of a new endowed chair thanks to the Edward E. and Helen T. Bartlett Foundation. The new chair is the fifth endowed faculty
The tenets of the Miss Oklahoma State University pageant match those of Miss America: style, service, scholarship and success. Last Thursday in the Student Union Theater, judges decided Katelyn Woods checked all of the boxes.
Dr. Sayuri Hayakawa, an assistant professor in the Department of Psychology at Oklahoma State University, recently published a novel-study in the journal Nature Communications Psychology titled, "Sound-meaning associations allow listeners to infer
