Tested to lead: OSU Army ROTC cadets excel at Advanced Camp
OSU Army ROTC cadets demonstrate their leadership and training at U.S. Army Cadet Command Advanced Camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky, earning national recognition for their performance.
OSU Army ROTC cadets demonstrate their leadership and training at U.S. Army Cadet Command Advanced Camp at Fort Knox, Kentucky, earning national recognition for their performance.
Oklahoma State University Air Force ROTC cadets ran to remember the service members who were prisoners of war or are still missing in action — showing those who came before them that they are not forgotten.
Four Oklahoma State University CEAT graduates were commissioned as U.S. Army second lieutenants, marking the culmination of rigorous academic and ROTC training and the beginning of their military leadership careers.
Tyler Clayton will be walking into Gallagher-Iba Arena on Saturday, carrying the College of Arts and Sciences flag, leading his fellow members of the Class of 2026 into commencement.
Oklahoma State University's Army ROTC program has been recognized among the best in the nation, ranking No. 13 out of 294 programs evaluated by the U.S. Army Cadet Command.
On Dec. 5, graduating Oklahoma State University Army ROTC cadets received their assignments during the Cowboy Battalion Branch Ceremony on the OSU-Stillwater campus. All of this fall's cadets who competed for active duty received their first branch
Tech. Sgt. Ephraim Davis, administration for ROTC Detachment 670, became the first enlisted aerospace studies instructor at Oklahoma State University in 2024.
Thirty-three students from Oklahoma State University's Air Force and Army ROTC programs participated in the annual Bataan Memorial Death March on March 16 by ruck marching 26.2 miles through rural New Mexico.