Rogers State University will allot tickets for its May 5 bachelor’s degree commencement ceremony to all qualified graduates starting Monday, March 26. The university is implementing a ticketing system for its bachelor’s degree ceremony this year to provide fair and equal access for guests attending the event, which has experienced capacity crowds. Beginning March 26,… Read more »
PLC Presents “RSU’s Got Talent”
The Rogers State University President’s Leadership Class will host its annual “RSU’s Got Talent” at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 13 in the Will Rogers Auditorium on RSU’s Claremore Campus, 1701 W. Will Rogers Blvd. The talent show is free and open to the public. “RSU’s Got Talent” will feature performances by RSU students including musical… Read more »
Gift to Establish Masonic Institute for Student Engagement, Transformative Learning
A generous gift from the Masonic Charity Foundation of Oklahoma will strengthen Rogers State University’s programs to develop students who are actively involved in their communities and committed to making a difference. Representatives from the Masonic Charity Foundation presented RSU President Dr. Larry Rice and RSU Foundation Chair Carlene Webber with $100,000 during a Feb…. Read more »
RSU Theatre to Present ‘night, Mother’ Feb. 16-18
The Rogers State University Theatre Program will present the Pulitzer Prize-winning “‘night, Mother” at 7 p.m., Feb. 16-18 at the Will Rogers Auditorium. Winner of the 1983 Pulitzer Prize for drama, “‘night, Mother” has been lauded for its unflinching depiction of a family in crisis. The play takes place in the living room and kitchen… Read more »
Spring Enrollment Figures Increase for RSU Campuses
Rogers State University has announced a record spring enrollment of 4,297 students, which included increases at its Claremore, Bartlesville and Pryor campuses. Total enrollment was up 2.8 percent overall when compared to spring 2011 enrollment. The Pryor campus showed the largest percent increase, up more than 9.2 percent. Enrollment at the Claremore campus was up… Read more »