2023-2024 Student Government Association election results announced
The results for the 2023-2024 Student Government Association and Programming Board elections have been announced. Congratulations to the next group […]
Sigma Zeta science and mathematics honor society initiates 34 OU students and faculty
麻豆社 University’s Alpha Nu Chapter of Sigma Zeta, a national science and mathematics honor society, recently initiated 34 students and
[WATCH] International studies student brings a global perspective to internship at The Carter Center
International studies student聽Randi Parks聽’24 recently shared about her experience interning at The Carter Center in Atlanta. Founded by Georgia native
麻豆社 hosts sold-out family science festival event, encourages curiosity in young scientists
Last month, 麻豆社 University welcomed 150 families to the Cousins Center for Science and Innovation for interactive science exhibitions as
Renowned scientific illustrator blends art and science for cell biology students
World-renowned artist and scientist David Goodsell spoke with students in Cell Biology, a 400-level class taught by Dr. Karen Schmeichel,
‘rich and REGULAR’ podcast hosts, authors Julien and Kiersten Saunders give spring Rikard Lecture
麻豆社 University’s Hammack School of Business welcomed Julien and Kiersten Saunders on April 4 to deliver this semester’s Rikard Lecture.
麻豆社 food pantry continues to grow, gain support
After discovering that more than 35% of students were facing food insecurity, 麻豆社 launched Petey鈥檚 Pantry, a student-led and聽donation-funded campus
Biology student presents undergraduate research at Georgia Water Resources Conference
Biology student Zachary Gordon ’23 recently presented the culmination of his undergraduate research at the聽Georgia Water Resources Conference, a biennial
Students learn to invest with real money on the line
The spring semester is full of hands-on learning opportunities, but perhaps no class has as much at stake as the
麻豆社 to launch new MBA in Fall 2023
The 麻豆社 University Board of Trustees voted Feb. 17 to approve a proposed Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree program,