An OSU employee is suing the university because of injuries suffered during last year’s Seretean Memorial Wellness Walk for United Way.
Rina Fitria posted her last blog entry Oct. 25. She wrote that despite the toll the surgeries, chemotherapy treatments and medications had taken on her body, she was doing OK.
Students walk around campus enjoying the late fall sunshine, but more than 50 percent of OSU students are living under the shadow of debt — and the economic recession could make paying off or acquiring student loans difficult.
Red, yellow, orange and brown are a few of the beautiful colors that greet us each fall as the temperatures fall and the leaves begin to turn. When the weather gets cooler and the days get shorter, leaves quit producing the chlorophyll that makes them green in the summer.
A Stillwater man charged with trying to run down a police officer faces an arraignment hearing today.
Jarred Wayne Stubblefield, 29, was arrested at his parents’ home on Lowry Street after being chased from the scene of an attempted burglary, said Stillwater Police Capt. Ryan McCaghren.
Stop asking whether he’s shot anyone. It makes him uncomfortable. He doesn’t want to wear his combat ribbons on his uniform anymore because people recognize them and then ask questions.
An OSU professor is one of several researchers nationwide advocating research of certain biofuels before blindly accepting them as energy alternatives.
OSU officials cut nearly $1.5 million from this year’s budget for the Stillwater campus, which was mostly money set aside for open faculty or staff positions and money that was not spent last year.
Perhaps the Texas Tech scoreboard said it best Saturday night — “We Score A Lot.” When the Cowboys took the field to play the No. 2 Red Raiders, they might not have known how true that statement was.
A judge agreed on Thursday that four OSU employees could not be held liable for Eddie Sutton’s drunken driving accident in 2006.
Higher education leaders will freeze tuition next year if the state Legislature approves an $80.4 million request for critical operating costs at Oklahoma public colleges and universities.
Lower fuel prices and cleaner air go hand in hand when it comes to compressed natural gas cars. OSU purchased a fleet of 10 CNG Chevrolet Impalas to use as an alternative to gasoline-powered vehicles.
Barry Sanders rushing for 332 yards in Tokyo, a John Holland interception to seal a win, Ricky Price getting just a finger on pass to save the day. These are just a few of the memories that have been made when the Cowboys and Red Raiders clash.
As millions watch the OSU Cowboys play the No. 2-ranked Texas Tech Red Raiders this weekend, scarlet and black will cover the majority of Jones AT&T Stadium. But there will be a group of students, alumni and fans who make sure OSU orange is well represented.
From the Tumbleweed to Pistol Pete to the pastures surrounding the city, many things in Stillwater and OSU simply scream country. The number of students from areas other than Tulsa or Oklahoma City support the idea that OSU is probably more country than not.
Bee colonies abound in Charles Abramson’s yard. Abramson, an OSU psychology professor, has been studying honey bees since 2000. Now, he is looking at the effects of alcohol on bees.
Barack Obama hardly marched across the South like Sherman. But he certainly made some inroads.
Bystanders helped restrain a man who fought university police officers in the Student Union shortly after 2 p.m. on Wednesday.
A past OSU student diagnosed with cancer in March 2007 died Tuesday night in Tulsa.
History couldn’t keep from being made in the 2008 presidential election. It came in the form of Sen. Barack Obama defeating Sen. John McCain, which made him the first black president of the United States.
Republican candidate Jim Halligan won the District 21 state Senate seat Tuesday night. Halligan will represent Lincoln, Logan and Payne Counties. Halligan defeated Democrat Robert “Bob” Murphy, Jr., 62 percent to 38 percent, according to the Payne County Election Board.
Kappa Alpha Theta will receive minor penalties after university officials closed the investigation of a hazing incident, according to a university report released Tuesday. The university lifted the sorority’s temporary suspension so it can resume its activities. However, the sorority is on probation until May, according to the report.
Republicans appear in firm control ahead of Tuesday’s historic presidential election in Oklahoma, even though Democrats hold an advantage in voter registration.
We know everyone plans to be glued to their TV screens as the election results come in. If you want to get out of your apartment or dorm room but still keep up with the results, you can visit any of the following places.
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