Rogers State University has announced significant enrollment growth for the fall semester, earning the institution the title of Oklahoma’s fastest-growing university for the last four years. This fall, 3,778 students are enrolled in classes at RSU, compared to 3,578 students last fall, an increase of 5.6 percent. Since gaining accreditation as a four-year university in… Read more »
Sept. 30 Voter Registration Event Set For RSU
A Sept. 30 voter registration and education event at Rogers State University aims to promote student awareness and participation in the upcoming election. The event, called RSU & American PIE (Pride in Electing), is scheduled for 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. on the Student Union deck. A voter registration booth will be available and election… Read more »
Fraternity, Sorority Begin Organizing at RSU
A national fraternity and sorority have begun efforts at starting chapters on the Rogers State University campus. Representatives from the Alpha Sigma Tau sorority and Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity have been on campus this month to meet with prospective students interested in joining the organization. In addition to meeting with students, the fraternity and sorority… Read more »
RSU Prof To Discuss Vietnam War Books During Sept. 29 Library Literary Review
A Rogers State University instructor will discuss several books on the Vietnam War during a Sept. 29 event at RSU’s Stratton Taylor Library. Phil Sample, an instructor with the Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences, will present the following books: “Vietnam: A History” by Stanley Karnow, “Our Vietnam: The War 1954-1975” by A.J. Langguth, “The… Read more »
RSU Announces New Faculty Hires
Rogers State University has announced the hiring of four new faculty members for the fall 2004 semester. New faculty are: Bryce Brimer, assistant professor, Department of Communications and Fine Arts; Diana Reynolds Clayton, assistant professor, Department of Social and Behavioral Sciences; Kimberly M. Graham, instructor, Department of Health Sciences; and Dr. Jae-Ho Kim, assistant professor,… Read more »