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OSU Museum of Art welcomes new kind of art - Oklahoma State University
The museum is located at 720 S. Husband Street, Stillwater, OK. The hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Admission is free.
OSU Museum of Art is leaning into student artworks - Oklahoma State University
The museum is located at 720 S. Husband Street, Stillwater, OK. The hours are 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday. Admission is free. Media Contact: Ashton Miller | OSU Museum of Art Marketing Specialist | 405-744-2783 | ashton.miller11@okstate.edu “Lean Into Abstraction: A Student Showcase” opened at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art on Feb. 24 and will be on view until April 18, 2026.
Icons of American art arrive at the OSU Museum of Art - Oklahoma State University
Media Contact: Ashton Miller | OSU Museum of Art Marketing Specialist | 405-744-2783 | ashton.miller11@okstate.edu “Guild Hall: An Adventure in the Arts” opened Jan. 20 at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art. This exhibition, showcasing works borrowed from the Guild Hall Museum in East Hampton, New York, brings with it household names such as Andy Warhol, Jackson Pollock and many more.
OSU Museum of Art to honor Hargises, Stillwater Public Library at 2026 Masterpiece Moments Gala - Oklahoma State University
Designed by Grace Kraeer Media Contact: Ashton Miller | OSU Museum of Art Marketing Specialist | 405-744-2783 | ashton.miller11@okstate.edu The Oklahoma State University Museum of Art will honor longtime arts advocates V. Burns and Ann Hargis and the Stillwater Public Library during its 2026 Masterpiece Moments Gala, marking the first year the museum will formally recognize individuals and organizations whose work has significantly advanced the arts at OSU and in the Stillwater community.
Letters of America: Robert Cottingham’s alphabet finds a home at OSU - Oklahoma State University
Media Contact: Amy Juarez | OSU Museum of Art Marketing and Communications | 405-744-2783 | amyjuar@okstate.edu “Robert Cottingham: An American Alphabet” will open at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art on Nov. 18. The exhibition features 26 works by the artist Cottingham, a keen observer of the built environment who playfully constructed the alphabet from photographs he captured of city life.
The art of ekphrastic writing comes alive at OSU’s MOA - Oklahoma State University
Media Contact: Amy Juarez | OSU Museum of Art Marketing and Communications | 405-744-2783 | amyjuar@okstate.edu Oklahoma State University professors are finding creative ways to expand their classrooms by bringing their students to the OSU Museum of Art. What happens when a poem meets a painting? When imagination bridges the space between canvas and page? At the OSU Museum of Art, that question comes to life as creative writing students translate visual works into words.
Artists respond to Ralph Steadman’s wild world in student-focused exhibit
Splatter-painted dresses and dance videos aren’t the typical pieces displayed in museums. Although, that’s exactly what’s on display right now for the “Ralph Steadman Student Showcase” at the Oklahoma State University Museum of Art. Part of the showcase is highlighting Jessica Oliver’s Special Topics course, where a dance film inspired by Ralph Steadman’s illustration of “Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland” and “Through the Looking Glass” will be on display.
The Ultimate Guide to Frameless Shower Screens in Sydney
Are you seeking a sophisticated upgrade for your bathroom? The best frameless shower screens installation in Sydney can redefine your space, bringing a touch of elegance and openness. Minimalistic, easy to care for, and an idea of spaciousness, these new-age enclosures have gained a lot of traction.
Mother, daughter pair takes on colleges together
Latasha Binford didn’t plan on attending OSU. But to continue her passion for helping others, she had to. As a chaplain working for hospice, Binford went back to school to pursue a master’s degree to become board certified. “To work in a lot of your bigger hospitals, board certification is required, which requires a master’s degree,” Binford said.
New Frontiers Ag building on track to open for fall semester
Six years ago, plans were made to re-home the Ferguson College of Agriculture. Now, those plans are becoming a reality as construction on the New Frontiers project is steadily advancing. In 2018, Tom Coon, former vice president and dean of OSU agriculture, talked with faculty and board members to initiate the start of the New Frontiers project.
Phantom photos: Ghost art exhibit added to OSU Museum of Art
When Andy Mattern stumbled upon a photograph with a “ghost” image in the back, he never thought it would take him this far. Mattern, an associate professor of photography at OSU, found the ghost art at an antique store in Washington. Since then, he’s searched for more of the elusive pieces. “We found these by accident, once I realized what they were through research, then I started hunting for them,” Mattern said.
Winter preparations: Oklahomans work to prevent horse colic
OSU students and professors are preparing their horses and facilities for Oklahoma’s winter weather. Winter can be a scary time for horse owners, especially in Oklahoma. Not only can winter weather come at a moment's notice with the unpredictable weather patterns, but the negative health effects associated with a change in temperature can also prompt an emergency veterinary visit if owners are not prepared. The cold weather itself is not what negatively affects most horses.
OSU Livestock Judging Team wins 23rd National Championship
As a third generation cattleman, Ty Drach has always been involved with the livestock industry. It wasn’t until his freshman year of high school that he realized his interests lied with livestock judging, though. “Watching people in the ring at shows as a kid is what drove my interest to be involved,” Drach said. “Ever since then, I’ve always dreamed of the opportunity to be able to do that.” That dream came true for Drach through OSU’s livestock judging team.
Flowers in December? Must be pre-finals week
Kayleen Sugianto is no stranger to finals week. As a junior in zoology, Sugianto has dealt with the stress of studying for finals and wrapping up classes throughout her time at OSU. For her, simple things like grabbing hot cocoa and a quick chat help get her through pre-finals week. Luckily enough for Sugianto, OSU’s Active Minds chapter hosted their Flowers for Finals event on Tuesday at Chi O’Clock. This year, hot chocolate was provided to help students get through the chilly morning.
Flying Aggies soar to second place
Ryan Austin has always had the "aviation bug." “My dad was a U.S. Air Force pilot and is now an American Airlines pilot, my grandfather owns an aircraft instrument business and my other grandfather worked for several airlines,” Austin said. Austin, the Flying Aggies president, has always been surrounded by aviation. Growing up in Wichita, Kansas, there were planes flying overhead constantly, and he was exposed to flying through his family. Now, he is pursuing his lifelong dream in college.
Second Saturday brings out creative side of Stillwater's kids
Children of all ages jumping from one activity to another is not the usual scene for a museum, but for Oklahoma State’s Museum of Art, that’s what a typical Second Saturday looks like. On the second Saturday of every month, the museum hosts activities for kids of all ages to participate in. They usually relate back to whichever exhibit is on display at the time, and the activities give children the chance to experience art outside of the classroom.
'Send Silence Packing' shines light on suicide prevention
Kyle Johnson was known as a caring person who could bring the light in any dark situation. Johnson struggled with mental health his entire life, according to the Active Minds website. However, that never stopped him from continuously welcoming others and making sure the people around him were always smiling. At 19 years old, Johnson committed suicide. John was hospitalized multiple times in inpatient psych facilities.
2022 Homecoming royalty reflects on the past year
As OSU fans prepare to celebrate Homecoming, the 2023 Homecoming court gets ready to represent the university. Jeff Stockel, one of the Homecoming king candidates in 2022, is looking forward to experiencing Homecoming with a new perspective after graduating in the spring. “Now as an alumnus, I’m looking forward to returning for Homecoming even more now that I got to experience being on the court,” Stockel said.
Cans and carnival: Harvest Carnival and Chili Cookoff brave rainy conditions
Every year, the annual Harvest Carnival and Chili Cook Off unites OSU students and Stillwater residents of all ages. According to OSU, homecoming was originally part of the Harvest Carnival in 1913, then 7 years later, the Alumni Association hosted the first official homecoming. Now, the Harvest Carnival is a unique opportunity for students to give back to the Stillwater community. To get into the festival, participants need to bring one canned food donation per person.
Decoding the buzz: Navigating caffeine consuption in college
Caffeine consumption is a telltale sign of being a college student. How much caffeine is too much? Where is the line drawn between a quick RedBull to get through exams and caffeine dependency? Four-hundred milligrams or less of caffeine a day is a safe amount for most people, acording to the Food and Drug Administration. RedBull, Monster and Celsius all fall below 400 mg. So why are energy drinks considered bad when coffee and tea are not?
Climate change talk sparks controversy
With talks of climate change becoming increasingly present in recent years, tensions can be high when it comes to the future of our planet. Fossil fuels have been named the main contributor to climate change. However, some believe that the benefits outweigh the negative impacts they have on the environment. Alex Epstein, writer and fossil fuel expansion advocate, gave a talk on Monday advocating for the expansion of fossil fuel usage.
Do non-Greek students feel left out of Homecoming?
Students are counting down the days until “America's Greatest Homecoming." Hours of work have gone into pomping and house decs already, and Homecoming is four weeks away. Sorority and fraternity houses are filled with talk of Homecoming. Although Homecoming revolves around Greek life, other students do not feel left out. McKenna Blair, spirit director for Student Union Activities Board, said she does not feel left out of Homecoming even though she is not part of Greek life.
Gettin' Jiggy With World Religion
World religion and hip hop may not seem to have much in common, but Ryan Armstrong connects the two while teaching. When teaching a class with as much history as World Religion, real life examples to compare are necessary for students. A lot of the time, sports is the analogy professors use, but since break dancing is such an integral part of Armstrong's life, he finds ways to incorporate it into his classes.
Outdoor Adventure encourages outdoor involvement
Kat Bailey knew she liked the outdoors, although to what extent she wasn't sure. Now working outdoors is her job. Bailey, coordinator of Outdoor Adventure and Leadership at OSU, started as a beginner before taking her job. “When I applied for this job as a student, I knew I liked being outside, but I didn’t know a whole lot about it,” Bailey said.
Beyond the orange suit: OSU professor teaches through creativity
Flamenco guitars, orange suits, EDM music and a packed freshman course define Oklahoma State University professor Mark Perry. With a host of accolades and accomplishments that stem from universities and scholarly groups internationally, Perry’s passion for music and learning shines as he connects with students in filled lecture halls. Perry teaches one of the most popular classes offered at OSU: "History of Rock and Roll." He is also the director of the Music Industry Program.
Review: Zach Bryan and Turnpike Troubadors release new albums
Leading up to the release of Zach Bryan’s new album, social media teemed with predictions about possible songs, titles and influences that might grace the album’s content. Now that fans listened to it, a range of opinions formed. Zach Bryan rose to fame while in the Navy with his release of “Quiet, Heavy Dreams” and has been open about his dislike of Ticketmaster and other large aspects of the music industry.
Do you need a 3-D mammogram? What you need to know
“It helps us pick up small cancers” By Ashton Miller 3-D mammograms have been shown to detect 40 percent more cancer cases than the standard mammogram, according to a study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association. This fall, Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center in Bolivia, North Carolina and Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center in Thomasville, North Carolina, began offering 3-D mammography to patients in the surrounding communities.
Do you need a 3-D mammogram? What you need to know
“It helps us pick up small cancers” By Ashton Miller 3-D mammograms have been shown to detect 40 percent more cancer cases than the standard mammogram, according to a study reported in the Journal of the American Medical Association. This fall, Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center in Bolivia, North Carolina and Novant Health Thomasville Medical Center in Thomasville, North Carolina, began offering 3-D mammography to patients in the surrounding communities.
2020 Health Insurance Marketplace
Here are 5 things you need to know about the 2020 health insurance marketplace By Ashton Miller Last year, more than 11.4 million Americans enrolled in a Health Insurance Marketplace plan on healthcare.gov. On Nov. 1, the marketplace opens for 2020 enrollment. Whether you plan to sign up for the first time or renew last year’s plan, here are some things you’ll want to know. 1. You have 45 days to choose a plan. Marketplace open enrollment begins Nov. 1 and ends Dec. 15.
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