Homecoming king and queen candidates have been announced for Rogers State University’s 2024 homecoming. Homecoming week runs Sept. 23-28 on the RSU Claremore campus. Candidates for homecoming queen include Ashlyn Barney of New Castle, senior, double majoring in history and political science; Riley Coleman of Watonga, senior, majoring in allied health sciences – pre-physical… Read more »
RSU’s Mayes County Scholarship Breakfast Raises Nearly $20,000 for Student Scholarships
Almost $20,000 was raised by the Rogers State University Mayes County Scholarship Breakfast to benefit RSU students. Held Thursday, Sept. 19, at the Mayes County Event Center in Pryor, the annual breakfast fundraiser provides scholarships for students from Mayes County attending RSU in Pryor, as well as those from Mayes County enrolled in classes at… Read more »
RSU Hosts Students for ‘Inola Technology and Justice Studies Day on the Hill’ Sept. 13
Inola students were given the ultimate preview day at Rogers State University’s Inola Technology and Justice Studies Day on the Hill Sept. 13. Hosted by RSU’s Department of Technology and Justice Studies, the event included a day-long series of seminars for around 100 seventh graders from Inola to learn about RSU’s course offerings in the… Read more »
RSU Mayes County Fair Scholarship Winners Announced
Five Mayes County students have been named Rogers State University Mayes County Fair Scholarship recipients. The scholarship recipients include high school seniors Emily Cowan, Emily Bond, Alissa Hagar, Courtney Holcroft and Christa Canida. To be considered for this scholarship, the students must be entering their senior year of high school and have a project… Read more »
Blind Ambition: RSU Senior Sets Sights on Communications Career
Rogers State University student Masson Maddox has always reached for his goals. Even if he can’t see them. Blind since birth, Maddox has spent a lifetime overcoming challenges small and large, to take hold of things that others told him were unreachable because of his disability. “Something I learned many years ago is that so… Read more »