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Homecoming surprise: OSU construction engineering technology students build playhouse for girl battling cancer

Oklahoma State University construction students used their skills to build a custom playhouse for a 6-year-old Perkins girl undergoing cancer treatment, bringing joy to her family during a difficult time.
Homecoming surprise: OSU construction engineering technology students build playhouse for girl battling cancer
Homecoming surprise: OSU construction engineering technology students build playhouse for girl battling cancer

Fri, Oct 9, 2026

Oklahoma State University construction students used their skills to build a custom playhouse for a 6-year-old Perkins girl undergoing cancer treatment, bringing joy to her family during a difficult time.

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OSU initiative reduces financial barriers for construction engineering technology students

Wed, Sep 16, 2026

For some students, the path to a career in construction is not limited by academic ability. It is limited by whether they can afford to stay in college long enough to earn their degree. A new research project led by Dr. Amy Lewis, assistant

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OSU-OKC and OSU-Stillwater students help develop tiny homes

Wed, Jul 27, 2022

Oklahoma State University students from the Oklahoma City and Stillwater campuses recently contributed to the construction and architectural design of tiny homes on the Pivot Inc. campus in Oklahoma City.

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Industry week unites construction students, professionals

Thu, Oct 27, 2005

Construction management students at Oklahoma State University recently had the opportunity to learn details of daunting projects, including the Oklahoma Capitol dome and repair of the Arkansas River bridge on I-40, from the professionals who

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