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Impact Spotlight: Yago Serra Dos Santos

Doctoral student Yago Serra dos Santos is advancing aquatic health research while pursuing his dream of becoming a scientist dedicated to discovery, collaboration and mentoring future generations.
Impact Spotlight: Yago Serra Dos Santos
Cowboy Way: Lou Anella

Wed, May 14, 2025

Lou Anella loves sharing his horticulture expertise. He grew up in a rural area of upstate New York and worked on his neighbor's farm. After completing a doctorate at Cornell University, his job search led to Stillwater and a teaching role in the

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OSU alumna reports live on CNN and its affiliates worldwide

Wed, May 14, 2025

From Oklahoma State University to national news coverage, alumna Julia Benbrook plays a vital role in keeping the world informed every time she speaks into a microphone.

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OSU's crowdfunding platform continues to grow in support and impact

Wed, May 14, 2025

Oklahoma State University is full of ideas that need just a little support to become reality. PhilanthroPete, OSU's crowdfunding platform, is here to give those dreams a push in the right direction.

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OSU and Oklahoma Genetics Inc. partnership benefits wheat industry

Wed, May 14, 2025

Oklahoma is known for its rolling and expansive wheat fields because wheat is one of the top crops produced in the state. More than 70% of all wheat acres are planted with varieties developed at Oklahoma State University, including 36 varieties

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A Contentious Claim: The biggest darn drum in Oklahoma?

Wed, May 14, 2025

The biggest drum in Oklahoma arrived in Stillwater nine decades ago. How drums are measured may complicate this claim, but with over 56 square feet of surface area on two drumheads, a drum that found its way to the Oklahoma Agricultural and

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OSU Esports claims Big 12 Championship in Super Smash Bros. Ultimate

Wed, May 14, 2025

Noah Hightower was joined by fellow OSU students Grant Adamson, Mason McKnight, Evan Simons and Nolan Voss for the inaugural Big 12 esports tournament. The team, competing in its maiden tournament under the OSU Esports brand, faced off against

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OSU Alumni Association inducts Hall of Fame Class of 2025

Wed, May 14, 2025

The Oklahoma State University Alumni Association honored six new members of the OSU Hall of Fame at a ceremony on Feb. 7 in the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center. Frank Eaton, Jay Helm, Drs. John and Catherine Jameson, Melinda Stinnett, and Jerry

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How OSU alumnus Mike Staubus helped shape an iconic brand

Wed, May 14, 2025

In the world of branding, few images are as recognizable as the smiling face of Eskimo Joe and his trusty sidekick, Buffy. Behind many of the beloved T-shirt designs you have most likely seen is Oklahoma State University alumnus Mike Staubus, whose

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CEAT doctoral student carving her own path in traditionally male-dominated field

Wed, May 14, 2025

Ainsley Kyle is proof that talent and determination transcend all boundaries. She has her sights set on a career in the Department of Defense, and to complete her mission, has gained hands-on experience through internships that will help her

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50 Years on the Air: 'Oklahoma Gardening' is television you've grown to love

Wed, May 14, 2025

When Oklahoma State University Extension horticulturist Joe Maxon first hauled plants from Stillwater to the OETA studio to shoot the brand-new, live TV program, "Oklahoma Gardening," he likely had no idea of the impact it would have. He was laying

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