Regents Approve Tuition Freeze for Oklahoma's Public Colleges and Universities

Students attending any of the state’s public colleges and universities will receive some financial relief this year due to a statewide tuition freeze. Read more.

Massey Helps Students, Remembers State Leaders

Remembering two leaders who left their mark on Oklahoma history – former higher education Chancellor E.T. Dunlap and former state Sen. Don Baldwin – is the heart of a new scholarship fund established at the University of Science and Arts by State Regent John Massey, a banker from Durant. Read more.

Turpen Sworn in as New State Regent

Oklahoma City resident Michael C. Turpen was recently sworn in as a member of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education. He replaces fellow Oklahoma City lawyer, Cheryl Hunter, who recently completed her nine-year term on the board. Turpen’s term expires in May 2018. Read more.

New Report Says TCC Among Top 25 Degree Producers

A new national report published in Community College Week has ranked Tulsa Community College among the top 25 colleges in the nation for number of graduates and shows TCC to be second in the nation for graduation of education students. Read more.

NSU Alumna Named Obama Senior Policy Adviser

The appointment of Kimberly Teehee to a senior post in the Obama administration was lauded as an excellent decision by national leaders and came as no surprise to those who knew her as an undergraduate student leader at Northeastern State University. Read more.

University of Oklahoma GeoChip Selected for 2009 R&D 100 Award

A technology developed by University of Oklahoma researchers is one of the top 100 most outstanding technology developments of 2009, editors of R&D Magazine announced recently. Read more.

State Regents Name New Vice Chancellor for Administration

The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education recently approved the appointment of Dr. Raquel Schmitz as the vice chancellor for administration beginning June 22. Read more.