Rogers State University’s radio station, RSU Radio 91.3 FM, and its announcers have been nominated as finalists for the 2012 CMJ College Radio Awards, which recognizes excellence in college radio stations in the U.S. and Canada. Gary “Turbo” Webb, a senior communications major from Verdigris, was nominated in the Specialty Music Director of the Year… Read more »
‘Original Recipe’ Features Works Written, Directed by RSU Students – Runs Thursday, Friday, Saturday
Original works written by Rogers State University students, faculty and alumni will be presented as part of the RSU Theatre Program’s production of “Original Recipe” on Sept. 20-22. “Original Recipe” will feature five 10-minute original plays, including the world premiere of a 600-year-old farce recently translated from French. Performances will be held at 7:07 on… Read more »
Contest to Determine RSU Homecoming T-shirt Design
Rogers State University has announced “Paint the Town Blue” will be the theme for RSU Homecoming 2012 celebrations and members of the RSU community will have a chance to contribute their own artwork. RSU students, alumni, faculty and staff are invited to submit entries to the RSU Homecoming 2012 T-shirt Design Contest. The official RSU… Read more »
RSU Launches Alumni Campaign to Find “Stray Cats”
Rogers State University has launched a new initiative to reconnect with alumni who have lost touch with their alma mater. The Stray Cat Campaign will utilize the RSU website, social media, direct mail and the ever-growing RSU alumni network to locate and welcome back lost alumni. “As RSU has rapidly grown, maintaining contact with all… Read more »
U.S. News: RSU Student Loan Debt Among Region’s Lowest
In its annual higher education survey, U.S. News and World Report has noted Rogers State University students have among the lowest student debt load for regional college graduates. RSU was the only Oklahoma public institution included in the “least debt” category for regional colleges in the west region, according to U.S. News and World Reports’… Read more »