Miguel Pineda Soto graduated in July as one of the first to earn an online computer science degree from Oklahoma State University. The recent graduate credits the CS program for helping him get to where he is now﹣working full time at Goldman
Adam Roth, an assistant professor in Oklahoma State University's Department of Sociology, was recently awarded a $2.7 million grant from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) to fund his research on rural-urban disparities in cognitive aging over
The candidates were judged in four categories: the private interview and talent portion are both 35% of the final score, and the onstage questioning and red carpet walk both make up 15% of the final score.
On September 16, Oklahoma State University's College of Arts and Sciences recognized the contributions of 27 alumni at its annual Hall of Fame event. Included among the honorees were computer science alumnus Joe Carroll and political science alumna
The faculty exhibition is designed to provide students and gallery visitors the opportunity to view new and exciting work produced by OSU artists and educators. The exhibition takes place every two years to ensure that students are able to see the
Oklahoma State University's computer science program received accreditation from the Accreditation Board for Engineering and Technology (ABET) on Aug. 31. The accreditation applies retroactively from October 2020 onward and includes OSU's Stillwater,
The Esports Certificate Program aims to provide OSU students an introduction to the world of esports from a business and event-planning perspective. Professor Skye Cooley is taking an innovative approach to offer students in the program an
On Sept. 15, evolutionary psychologist and University of California, Santa Barbara professor Dr. Daniel Conroy-Beam presented research at OSU as part of the OCEAN Speaker Series.
Kevin Douglas, playwright/actor, wrote the OSU Department of Theatre's adaptation of the play "He Who Gets Slapped" by Leonid Andreyev into the new work.
Oklahoma State University Department of Geography assistant professor Dr. Hamed Gholizadeh was awarded the NASA New (Early Career) Investigator Program in Earth Science award in 2021, a recognition that includes nearly $400 thousand to fund his