Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Two Honors College students from the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology won Barry M. Goldwater Scholarships, the prestigious undergraduate award for outstanding students who seek research careers in the natural sciences, mathematics

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

At the southern tip of Africa lies a country with a rich history, a vibrant culture, a widely diverse ecosystem and a more diverse population, in more ways than one.

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Karl Neville Reid, former dean of CEAT, was among the greatest ambassadors that Oklahoma State University, CEAT and the School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (MAE) will ever know.

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Each year, the College of Engineering, Architecture and Technology at Oklahoma State University awards W.W. Allen scholarships to top students who are destined to be tomorrow's leaders in business and industry worldwide.

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

We may never truly understand everything beyond Earth's atmosphere. However, the deeper humankind delves into the outer reaches of the universe, the more critical it will become to have clear, real- time communication and data transfer between

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Forbes magazine recently named MITO Materials Solutions co-founders Haley Marie Keith and Kevin Keith to its annual 30 under 30 Manufacturing and Industry list.

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Two Oklahoma State University College of Engineering Alumni — Flint Holbrook, a biosystems and agricultural engineer, and Nic Cain, a chemical engineer — and the New Product Development Center (NPDC) developed a technology that increases sewer

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

Dr. Matt Perry is an Oklahoma State University alumnus with three degrees in electrical engineering. He last graduated from OSU with his doctorate in 1991, where he focused on signal processing, system theory and mathematics.

Mon, Jan 10, 2022

The idea of having a home- based healthcare robot may not be one of futuristic fantasy, according to a team of researchers from across Oklahoma who are developing technology that could be the future of health care for geriatric individuals.

Thu, Nov 4, 2021

Since the launch of the Educating Forward initiative in October 2020, supporters from across the state and beyond have raised nearly $3.5 million to fund student scholarships for future teachers.