OSU Libraries assistant professor Sara Mautino secured grant funding to expand a free, publicly accessible digital bibliography that brings together resources on Indigenous architecture in Oklahoma.
LaHay, much younger than her older siblings, John, Margaret and Helen, had the most unique first name in the family. In the Cherokee language, Wauhillau (pronounced wau-HILL-er) was the masculine term for eagle. Her father and grandfather were
American Indian Awareness Week is a long-standing tradition for the Native American Student Association and the Center of Sovereign Nations at Oklahoma State University, but this year, it’s much more than just awareness — it’s a voice.
Dr. Douglas Knutson — associate professor and director of training for the counseling psychology doctoral program — is shedding light on the importance of rural health, in both research and practice.
Oklahoma State University-Oklahoma City English professor Michael Snyder wears a lot of hats on campus — from advising Honors students to mentoring creative writers — but at the heart of it all is his love of literature.
The Caddo Nation Economic Development Authority (CNEDA) and Oklahoma State University Institute of Technology have signed a groundbreaking Memorandum of Understanding to create unprecedented workforce development opportunities for Caddo citizens and
Spears Business sophomore Avery Lay was honored at the 2025 Udall Scholarship competition after conducting research on Elouise Cobell's impact on Native American communities, particularly in tribal trust management and federal accountability.
"Community, Creativity, and Continuity: Native American Art in Everyday Life" is now onview through Aug. 23 at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art.
