For parents, empty nest can be full of promise
The first major adjustment in a marriage comes when kids are born and the second major shift comes when those kids are on their way out of the house, said Ron Cox, associate professor and Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension marriage and family specialist.
“Think about it, a couple has been raising kids for 20 or more years, and that all...
Greenhouse workshop slated June 11 in Stillwater
Slated June 11, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Wes Watkins Center on the Oklahoma State University campus in Stillwater, the Current Challenges in Floriculture workshop will provide attendees with information about current challenges and solutions as they pertain to ornamental plant production and marketing, said Mike Schnelle, OSU Cooperative...
American Chemical Society names Apblett to 2013 Class of Fellows
The American Chemical Society has named Allen Apblett, professor of chemistry at Oklahoma State University, to the 2013 class of ACS Fellows, a prestigious honor bestowed upon distinguished scientists who have demonstrated outstanding accomplishments in chemistry and made important contributions to the ACS, the world’s largest scientific s...
The Last Frontier: An experience of a lifetime
It is not everyday that a college orientation includes bear safety tips.
But that's exactly what Lucas McCamon got when the Oklahoma State University student sought out an opportunity to expand his college experience.
He found the National Student Exchange program, which allows students to experience life from a different point of view by...
New and improved campus newspaper coming this fall
Student editors kept busy all summer preparing for an entirely new production cycle for the campus’s 120-year old newspaper.
Now, they’re excited to unveil all that hard work.
The Daily O’Collegian is now simply the O’Colly, which will print three days a week while transitioning to a 24/7 digital presence.
The change means print reporters and...
Higher education chancellor presents legislative agenda focusing on need for college...
With the demand for employees who have certificates and degrees increasing, college completion has never been a higher priority in the state of Oklahoma than it is now. That was the message delivered by Chancellor Glen D. Johnson as he presented the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education's upcoming legislative agenda to Tulsa-area lawmakers,...
