Arts and Humanities
Allan Houser sculpture Abstract Orange takes OSU orange to new level
A second Allan Houser sculpture, this one perfectly matched to America’s Brightest Orange, was unveiled Wednesday during a ceremony hosted by Oklahoma State University President Burns Hargis and First Cowgirl Ann Hargis. Abstract Orange is a continuation of OSU’s initiative of integrating public art on campus.
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Custer County 4-H'ers help out-of-staters learn about the Oklahoma's Land Run of 1889 with an informative and interactive presentation.
Oklahoma State University has made a significant step advancing its initiative of integrating renown public art on campus with the installation of Singing Heart, a sculpture by Allan Houser.
Ronald Cox, Jr., Oklahoma State University associate research professor and cooperative extension specialist, has been announced as the 2018 winner of the National Extension Diversity Award.
The new building for the Michael and Anne Greenwood School of Music is expected to have a long-term impact on Oklahoma State University’s music programs and its reputation for the arts. On Saturday, dignitaries, donors and award-winning student performers celebrated the facility’s groundbreaking.
"Write.Learn.Lead." is the backbone of the National Writing Project (NWP) network's signature programs for teachers and young people alike. During summer break, more than 3,000 teachers worked face-to-face and in online communities to share and learn new ways to teach writing, engage colleagues and enhance their leadership.
OSU Museum of Art Advocates support arts exhibits and programs