OSU Extension News

Oklahoma State University alumnus Dr. Joshua Ward is making history as one of the youngest directors OSU has ever hired, but it’s his own history with the Henry Bellmon Office of Scholar Development and Undergraduate Research that could help him make a big difference for the students he’ll serve. At the age of 26, Ward took over as the director of...

Household textiles and clothing can mildew if they are left wet or damp and piled together, said Gina Peek, Oklahoma State University Cooperative Extension housing and consumer specialist.

“Mildew could permanently damage most fabrics and especially natural fibers such as cotton, linen, rayon and wool. That’s one reason it’s so important to move as...

There is an increasing demand for low-cost, small-scale, portable power generation units that utilize local carbonaceous feedstocks. Rather than burning up nonrenewable fossil fuels, Ajay Kumar, associate professor in OSU’s Department of Biosystems and Agricultural Engineering, is leading a team of researchers in a project to use local biomass m...

Offered as a degree option for food science majors in the OSU Department of Animal Science, the undergraduate program will provide students with a diverse, comprehensive curriculum and hands-on experiences that make for well-rounded and much-sought-after food industry professionals.

“There is a huge demand for individuals who are specialized in f...

Oklahoma State University junior Logan Scott from Edmond was selected as one of fifteen Washington Internships for Students of Engineering Scholars. Scott is only the second student from OSU to be selected for the program

“I have always been interested in the inner-workings of government and politics,” Scott said. “When you combine the realm of engi...