Army Lieutenant Colonel (LTC) Troy Bucher’s appointment as the OSU Army ROTC's new Professor of Military Science (PMS) in May 2015 couldn’t have come at a better time as OSU prepares to celebrate 100 years of Army ROTC next fall.
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OSU Announces School of Visual and Performing Arts
Oklahoma State University announced the launch of a School of Visual and Performing Arts (SVPA) at a private reception on Sept. 24. The SVPA will encompass the OSU Departments of Music, Theatre and Art, Art History and Graphic Design.
Four Arts and Sciences students among Mortar Board’s Top 20 OSU Freshmen
Four Arts and Sciences students are among the 40 Oklahoma State University students who have been selected as the Top 20 Freshmen Men and the Top 20 Freshmen Women for 2015.
Pulitzer Prize winner to speak at OSU
Pulitzer Prize-winning historian Dr. Eric Foner will share newly discovered, detailed records of slave escapes through the Underground Railroad in a lecture at Oklahoma State University on Wednesday, Oct. 7 at 5 p.m. in the Peggy Helmerich Browsing Room at the OSU Library.
2015-2016 OSU Theatre season opens with "What I Did Last Summer"
Tickets are now on sale for OSU Department of Theatre’s first mainstage show of the season. American playwright A. R. Gurney’s “What I Did Last Summer” will run September 24 – 27 in the Vivia Locke Theatre in the Seretean Center for the Performing Arts.
CAS honors 2015 Hall of Fame and Distinguished Alumni
Twenty-five alumni from Oklahoma State University’s College of Arts and Sciences were honored at the college’s inaugural Hall of Fame ceremony on Sept. 11, 2015, at the ConocoPhillips OSU Alumni Center.
Twenty-four alumni from each of the college's departments were presented with the college’s Distinguished Alumni award, which recognizes alumni who attain distinctive success in their field or profession and perform outstanding service to their community. Of the 24 Distinguished Alumni, three were also inducted into the College of Arts and Sciences Hall of Fame.
OSU professor's research could mean changes for Silicon Valley
Most smartphone or computer chip technology is synonymous with California’s Silicon Valley. The technology hub gets its name from the chemical element silicon, which is widely used in computer chip technology.
Dr. Scott Weinert, an associate professor of chemistry at Oklahoma State University, received a three-year $390,000 National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to research how the chemical element germanium could lead to more effective chip technology.
Oklahoma State University Museum of Art Presents Wakati: Time Shapes African Art
Representing an expansive range of materials, methods, and rituals, this exhibition highlights a selection of objects exploring the passage of time in African art.
Army ROTC Celebrates 100 Years
To commemorate the OSU Army ROTC program’s centennial anniversary in the fall of 2016, the OSU Army ROTC program is working with the OSU College of Arts and Sciences to publish monthly stories over the next year highlighting the history and present success of the program. By clicking on the OSU Army ROTC’s centennial logo on OSU websites, readers will be directed to the current month’s feature story as well as stories from previous months.