RSU/RSU Radio News

Guess what? Garrett and Josh are going to New York City October 14-19 for the College Music Journal Festival! They’re pretty excited and will be sharing their experiences in the Big Apple with you! Yes! You! Because we love you and you’re special to us. The best part is that there are multiple ways that you can follow along with what Garrett and Josh are doing! Check out Facebook.com/RSURadio daily for all of their blog and video updates, tune in to 91.3 or stream live on RSURadio.com to hear from them occasionally, and…continue reading →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

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 →

Original works written and directed by RSU students and faculty will be presented as part of the threatre program’s “Original Recipe” September 19th – 21st, 25th & 26th. Performances will begin at 7:07pm and also at 4pm Sept. 20th and 21st as part of RSU’s Art on the Hill art show and sale. The plays being presented include “Nowhere and Never” a comedy about a man and woman at the end of the world; “Catching Up” a comedy that focuses on the complexities of a relationship; “Inner Turmoil” a comedy about a playwright…continue reading →

Bell’s Amusement Park is returning! At least that’s what owner Robbie Bell has been working on over the past few years and now an actual reopening sometime in the near future seems surer than ever. Since Bell’s was forced to close its doors in 2006, Bell has been trying to find ways to drum up the money and support to reopen the park in its former glory. For the past few years he has slowly been constructing a much smaller scale version of the park on the 16 acre property of Swick’s Flea…continue reading →

The latest RSU Art Exhibit will demonstrate over 40 works, all inspired by 12 student artists who had the opportunity to travel to Italy this summer as part of RSU’s Studies-at-Large program in Montone. The exhibit, in the Foundations Gallery of Baird Hall, runs through August 30th and will feature art in the form of photography, paintings and drawings. In addition to Montone, the students and their advisors also traveled to Rome, Florence, Venice and the Italian country side.continue reading →

Tulsa’s downtown park, Guthrie Green, has taken a few weeks off for some maintenance after the super successful Center of the Universe Festival, but reopened last week for the Brady District’s monthly First Friday Art Crawl. The park has also scheduled plenty of sure to be popular events to round out the summer. Every Thursday night is movie night at the Green and this month’s selections include Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and Grease. Each Sunday in August will feature area musicians in park concerts. All events…continue reading →