TCC Gives First Look at Air Traffic Control Program and Training Facility

Every day more than 50,000 aircrafts are guided safely through the national airspace system. The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has selected Tulsa Community College to train future control tower personnel with a new air traffic control degree program. Read more.

Northeastern State University Celebrates Founders Day

Northeastern State University ushered in its second century with a ceremony commemorating Founders Day at the historic institution’s Centennial Plaza on Friday, March 6. Read more.

RSU Celebrates Centennial With New Building, Fanfare

Rogers State University celebrated its 100th birthday on March 25 – the date of its founding in 1909. The celebration featured the dedication and naming of a new centerpiece building on the Claremore campus, a parade down Will Rogers Boulevard and a presentation by CBS correspondent Jeff Greenfield. Read more.

FAFSA is First Step in Getting Financial Aid; Money for College is Available

Classes may not begin until fall, but the Oklahoma Guaranteed Student Loan Program (OGSLP) encourages students needing financial aid for the 2009-10 school year to complete the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) as soon as possible. Read more.

NSU Biology Senior Claims Top Research Honor at State Capitol

In the hallways of the Oklahoma State Capitol on Feb. 23, chatter didn’t focus on unemployment rates, real estate foreclosures, or the plight of our nation’s economy in general. Instead, noble topics addressing fuel efficiency, healthcare and sustainability took center stage as 19 undergraduate students from 12 Oklahoma universities presented their scholarly works during Research Day at the Capitol. Read more.

USAO Student Team Ranks Second in State Research Competition

A team of University of Science and Arts students, led by Andrea Jones, an English major from Covington, Ohio, placed second during Research Day at the State Capitol Feb. 23. Read more.