Spring is a time for love, and while the worldwide pandemic canceled many large gatherings, it couldn’t stop love. Love simply was not going to be canceled for Rogers State University alumni Caitlyn Campbell (’20) and Ngare Kibuga “Gio” Wahome (’19). Following her favorite romance novel, A Walk to Remember, Gio proposed to Caitlyn while… Read more »
Moving Forward Together – A Letter from President Rice
Dear RSU Family, In this time of discontent, I am reminded we are all neighbors, one community, and one nation. As Will Rogers said, “We will never have true civilization until we have learned to recognize the rights of others.” As Will recognized, we, as a country, are an unfinished masterpiece. It is incumbent upon… Read more »
RSU Professor’s Published Book Explores Political Intrigue of U.S. Ballistic Missile Culture
The United States Air Force rapidly worked to develop and build a nuclear ballistic missile in the late 1950s and early 1960s, which the nation believed would be the decisive factor in winning an anticipated war with the Soviet Union, determining the fate of the world. Less than four years after the missiles were operational,… Read more »
RSU Announces Recipients of Faculty Senate Awards
Rogers State University announced the recipients of its Faculty Senate recognition awards for the 2019-2020 academic year. Eight RSU faculty members were honored for excellence in teaching, scholarship and research, and service. Recipients receive a certificate, medallion and a cash stipend. In the School of Arts and Sciences, Mr. Bruce Hartley, instructor of communications, and… Read more »
Rogers State University’s Online RN2BSN Program Ranked Third in State
Rogers State University’s online Registered Nurse to Bachelor of Science in Nursing program has been ranked among the top three programs in Oklahoma. The designation comes from Registerednursing.org, an online industry publication operated in California that reviews programs across the nation. The RN2BSN program originated in 2007 with traditional on-ground instruction. In the fall of… Read more »