A Rogers State University recent graduate will be the first in school’s history to attend graduate school in England to study European Medieval History. This transitional time period, also known as the Middle Ages, defined the future of England. Its poignant history is captivating for Dustin Cagle (’19), who fell in love with the Middle… Read more »
RSU Foundation Supports and Encourages Student to Finish Degree
Native American student Sara Dailey-Smith to Finish Degree After 16 Years A significant milestone in a long journey is on the horizon for one dedicated Rogers State University student. Sara Dailey-Smith will graduate in May 2021 with a degree in Justice Administration, having spent 16 years attempting to complete her undergraduate degree at RSU. Despite… Read more »
RSU Names Director and Assistant Director of Admissions
Rogers State University has named Lee Johnson as the Director of Admissions and Joseph Husong as the Assistant Director, filling roles vacated during the spring and summer semester. “Amid the current challenges that universities are facing today, this leadership change in our Office of Admissions is a great opportunity for RSU,” Dr. Heidi Hoskinson, vice… Read more »
RSU Instructor Recognized as Three Time Woody Guthrie Poet
Instructor Incorporates Love for Poetry into History Course Poet Dylan Thomas said, “The world is never the same once a good poem has been added to it.” The same can be said for well-known Oklahoma author, speaker and three-time Woody Guthrie poet Bill McCloud. His passion for words makes the world a little brighter,… Read more »
Rogers State Theatre Department Introduces 2020-2021 Season
The virtual stage is all the rage right now, and the Rogers State University Theatre Program is doing just that for their 2020-2021 Season. While all the plays will be available virtually, one play will be strategically staged in five different locations throughout the RSU campus. The first production, The Trump Card by Mike Daisey… Read more »