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October-14-2009

Students at USAO are working hard to get books in the hands of needy children -- one quilt square at a time. They are selling chances for a homemade, king size quilt to benefit Books for Tots.

Artists, Visionaries Join Symposium Panel On ‘Fine Arts in Politics’

October-13-2009

Two artists, an editorial cartoonist, and a college professor will share their varied backgrounds and experiences to explore The Role of Fine Arts in Political Discourse, during the second annual Ray and Mary Giles Symposium on Citizenship and Public Service Oct. 29 at the University of Science and Arts.

USAO's Oldest Living Graduate Passes Away at 104

October-09-2009

The oldest known living graduate of the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma passed away recently. Carma Russell (Zimmerman) Leigh passed away Sept. 25 at the age of 104 in La Mesa, California.

What Should We Call USAO Videos?

October-07-2009

We need your help! We would like to produce more video clips for USAO Channel 18, the Drover 1 Network, YouTube and the web. The problem is this -- what do we call these short news and information videos?

One of our ideas is "U-Buzz" with a logo like this LOGO. What do you think? What should we call our video segments? Send your thoughts to media@usao.edu or leave a comment on Facebook.

Photojournalist James Nachtwey Featured Speaker in Fall Symposium

October-06-2009

Renowned Time Magazine photojournalist James Nachtwey captures life-changing images. He comes to USAO in October 2009 for a public lecture.

Former USAO President Freeman Beets Dies at 90

October-06-2009

The seventh president of the University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma, Dr. Freeman Beets, passed away Sept. 29 at the age of 90.

Free Depression Screenings Offered at USAO Oct. 8

October-01-2009

People everyday receive health screenings for heart disease, diabetes, and other illnesses but rarely do people think of having their mental wellness checked. This can change for residents of Grady County during a free and anonymous depression screening Oct. 8 from noon-6 p.m. in the main lobby of the Student Center at the University of Science and Arts.