The O’Collegian

The award-winning Daily O’Collegian student newspaper from Oklahoma State University.

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Homecoming is nearly here, and all along Greek Row towering displays of steel are beginning to take form.

This week is Ring Week. Alumni and students in good academic standing with 60 or more credit hours are eligible to buy the Official OSU Class ring. A Balfour representative will be available to answer questions in the Student Union Bookstore starting at noon.
Homecoming signs and banners will be up all week. Look for signs [...]

A ceramics artist said he began his exploration of emotion and the human condition after Sept. 11, 2001, when he saw the drama and confusion with which people were expressing themselves.

People who laugh together can’t hate together.

This season, the Cowboy defense came up with a new motto to improve its attitude and production.

The Oklahoma State soccer team went undefeated on the weekend by drawing the Kansas Jayhawks on Friday night and securing a come-from-behind victory over the first place Missouri Tigers Sunday afternoon, with both games going to overtime.

The last time Oklahoma State left Lincoln, Neb. with a football victory, coach Mike Gundy wasn’t alive.

The other day, I was bored while waiting for an e-mail and decided to google random things.

Every year around the beginning of October, something primeval makes its rounds, at least around here.

I hate bureaucracy.

Who the hell is Kim Kardashian?

“Elizabeth, The Golden Age” is a historical drama that takes you on a ride through the past.

A packed parking lot gives clues to the popularity of the newly opened restaurant.

The man who planned his new bar’s opening for Walkaround weekend in the building formerly known as Mike’s College Bar hopes to be involved in creating college memories—his customers’ and his own.

With pompers working long hours into the nights and Homecoming celebrations this weekend, knowing the effects and consequences of favorite caffeine and alcoholic drinks isn’t a bad idea.