Mon, Jan 09, 2023

NREM researchers evaluate panhandle wildlife

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

Residents of the Choctaw Nation gain new gardening knowledge

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU Equestrian claims first overall team national championship

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

Building a community of teaching scholars in the Ferguson College of Agriculture at Oklahoma State University

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU assistant Professor juggles research and parenting

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OWRC partners with USDA on a 5-year dam research project

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU agricultural education alumna provides resources for the Osage Nation

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU alumna establishes roots in Moldova

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU alumni operate therapeutic riding center

Mon, Jan 09, 2023

OSU alumnus helps rebuild the ecosystem in downtown Oklahoma City

Tue, Dec 13, 2022

Dr. Jacek Tyminski was all alone in 1979, having traveled more than 5,000 miles from Elblag, Poland, to Stillwater. He was a refugee, coming to OSU to pursue his Ph.D. because of deteriorating conditions in his home country. Arriving at Oklahoma State University, he felt completely disoriented, with no connections and no direction. But thanks to the kindness of physics professor Dr. Richard Powell, Tyminski soon found a family.

Mon, Dec 12, 2022

Two Army ROTC graduates made history this spring as the first female cadets from the Oklahoma State University Cowboy Battalion to be selected as infantry officers upon their graduation from OSU. Keona Tidwell and Madeline Sloniker graduated in May, and are now heading to Fort Benning, Georgia, to attend the Infantry Basic Officer Leader Course (IBOLC). Once they graduate IBOLC, they will officially be the first female infantry officers to come from OSU’s Army ROTC program.