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An Insider’s Look at College Life

Destination RSU promises to give you the inside scoop on Rogers State University Saturday, October 12th during an open house that caters to the college curious. The free event, caters specifically to the interested student and parents by giving them what they want…a close up view of the campus, the classrooms, the academic programs and housing. Breakout sessions for families will include meeting faculty, the student organizations & activities, getting tours and talking with financial aid about scholarships. In addition to some of the cool prizes at the individual tables, students will have…continue reading →

Festival Fundraiser for Tulsa Girl

via Press Release: Kelsey Ledford is a victim of Wolff-Parkinson-White syndrome. WPW syndrome is a heart condition in which there is an abnormal extra electrical pathway of the heart. Persons with this syndrome may have symptoms such as: chest pains, dizziness, light headedness, fainting spells, palpitations, shortness of breath, and can even cause sudden death. Kelsey was born with WPW and while it had remained in a hibernated state, this syndrome has raised its ugly head. Now she is expected to undergo heart surgery. Kelsey is a vibrant 14 year old girl who…continue reading →

Edward Sharpe Takes On the Beatles

'Beatles Reimagined', a new album to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Beatles hits from 1963-64 will be released this week featuring Edward Sharp and the Magnetic Zeroes as well a collection of up-and-coming artists. What makes this collection unique and interesting is not only hearing new artists perform Beatles classics, but hearing brand new interpretations of songs such as "I Wanna Be Your Man", "All My Loving", and more. Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes perform a fun, early-rockabilly style version of "I Saw Her Standing There." Check it out here!continue reading →

Mumford and Sons to Take Hiatus

Since their formation in 2007, folk-rock band Mumford and Sons has released two albums, obtained international fame, won a Grammy, and toured almost non-stop. It would seem that the Gentlemen of the Road have managed to run themselves a little ragged when on September 20th they announced an indefinite hiatus for a “considerable amount of time”. The band indicated that for the past five years they have spent a great deal of time on the road and that they wish to spend time with their families. While they are breaking from touring it…continue reading →

Jam Band Returns!

Jam Band is coming back to Rogers State University! Jam Band will return this week on Friday at 7PM in the Will Rogers Auditorium at RSU. This marks the 6th year since the last time the event was hosted. Thanks to the Student Broadcasting Association, RSU Radio and our friends in the Tulsa music scene, the concert is shaping up to be a fun one. Featured performers include Desi and Cody, All About A Bubble, FM Pilots, Jason Ferguson and The Bourgeois. Tickets to the show are $2 for current students and $5…continue reading →

RSU welcomes Weird Al!

It took 25 years, but yesterday, September 24th, “Weird Al” Yankovic came back to Tulsa and spent the day at Rogers State University meeting students, being interviewed on RSU Radio and promoting the 25th anniversary of his movie “UHF”, as well as his second children’s book. UHF 25 was the brain child of RSU TV Program and Membership Manager Jennifer Sterling who shared her idea with "Weird Al's" longtime manager Jay Levey, also the co-writer and director of "UHF. Upon arriving at RSU, “Weird Al” headed for the radio station where he was…continue reading →

“Destination RSU” Shows Students What’s to Come

"Destination RSU" is an annual meet and greet between RSU and high school seniors and juniors. Students who attend get a chance to speak with current college students and faculty and learn about the opportunities available at Rogers State. In addition to school departments many student organizations will also be in attendance, showing off the various interests and giving out prizes including scholarships to future students. "Destination RSU" is your opportunity to find out what college life is all about, providing a chance for seniors to really catch a glimpse at what the…continue reading →

78 years and going strong!

This marks the 78th year, Tulsa hosts its’ largest annual event …the Tulsa State Fair! Known as one of Oklahoma's premier events, the Tulsa State Fair entertains all ages with carnival rides, midway games, attractions, free concerts, creative art displays and don’t forget the food! First held in 1935, the Tulsa State Fair has become as much entertainment as it is carnival rides and cotton candy. Free concerts are held each day on three stages, grounds entertainment, exhibitions and stage shows. In addition to the music, check out the variety of agricultural exhibits,…continue reading →

Win $100 For 2013 Homecoming Design!

The winner will receive a $100 Visa gift card and the satisfaction of having their design featured on hundreds of t-shirts. You have to be an RSU student, faculty, staff or alumni to participate, your design can only use two colors and the shirts this year are red. Your design must be original and unpublished and not include any copyrighted material. Visit the University Logos website for information on accepted use of RSU logos and trademarks. You can use these marks, but only according to the guidelines. Contact Robert McClendon at rmcclendon@rsu.edu with…continue reading →

RSU to host 4th annual Art on the Hill

It’s not every day the campus of Rogers State fills up with artists, performers, and musicians from around Green Country, but that’s exactly what’s happening at the 4th annual Art on the Hill Festival. September 20th and 21st will feature an array of different artists showing off their work, from sculpting, painting, and wood crafting to live demonstrations, music, and theatre. The event also features outstanding works by area high school and college students. The festival will feature multiple art galleries and a space for performing arts. For the family there is also…continue reading →