Rogers State University recently added a new student organization to campus – the National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS). With 250 members among RSU’s Claremore, Pryor and Bartlesville campuses, the NSLS is among the largest organizations on campus. The group focuses on transforming college students into future leaders and influencing students’ lives by helping… Read more »
State Senate Candidates to Speak with RSU’s President’s Leadership Class
Rogers State University’s President’s Leadership Class will welcome two guest speakers in the coming weeks who will speak to the students about the qualities of leadership. Republican Ally Seifried and Democrat Jennifer Esau, both seeking to represent Senate District 2 in northeast Oklahoma, will speak to the class at 3 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 12,… Read more »
Community Invited to ‘Haunting on the Hill’ Oct. 28-29 at Rogers State University
Rogers State University will become Rogers State Boo-niversity this Halloween when several campus and student organizations come together for the annual Haunting on the Hill, coming Oct. 28-29 to the University’s Claremore campus. “Haunting on the Hill has been a long-standing tradition here on the Hill,” said Katie Anderson, student activities coordinator. “Last year, we… Read more »
Current and Future RSU Students Encouraged to Complete 2023-24 FAFSA
Rogers State University encourages all current and future RSU students to complete their 2023-24 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and to use RSU’s school code 003168. The FAFSA opened Oct. 1 for all new and returning students who will be attending school for the 2023-24 academic year. It is the key to unlocking… Read more »
‘Your Vote Matters’ Discussion Stresses the Importance of Informed Voting
Barely a month before the November midterm elections, Rogers State University hosted a discussion about the importance of voting, where to find candidate information and how to research state questions. Held Wednesday, Oct. 5, in RSU’s Stratton Taylor Library, “Your Vote Matters” featured a panel that included Dr. Carolyn Taylor, distinguished professor; Jake Brillhart,… Read more »