More than 100 students from high schools across Oklahoma converged on Rogers State University Thursday, Nov. 13, at the “Lead the Way: Campus Leadership Summit.”

Hosted by RSU’s President’s Leadership Class in partnership with the RSU Office of Admissions, the “Lead the Way: Campus Leadership Summit” was a one-day event which enabled Oklahoma high school juniors and seniors to gain hands-on experience while exploring new leaderships concepts.

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Rogers State University is now accepting applications for its new Master of Arts in psychology degree, with classes beginning next fall.

Slated to be offered beginning with the fall 2026 semester, this 33-hour program entails eight-week online courses which can be completed in as few as 18 months.

“This is the second master’s degree offered by the Department of Psychology and Sociology – the first being our Master of Science in community counseling designed to produce license-eligible counselors,” said Dr. Lori O’Malley, RSU Department Head for Psychology and Sociology. “Students in the MSCC are trained and qualified to become Licensed Professional Counselors in Oklahoma upon completion of the program.”

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Rogers State University students and employees will be off later this month as the university closes from Monday, Nov. 24, through Friday, Nov. 28, in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

RSU’s business and other offices will be closed during this time.

University offices will reopen with regular business hours starting Monday, Dec. 1. For more information about Rogers State University, visit www.rsu.edu.

Rogers State University hosted the Oklahoma Art Education Association (OAEA) annual conference and creative workshop Nov. 14–15 on RSU’s Claremore campus.

This two-day event brought approximately 150 art teachers from public and private schools across the state to the RSU campus for professional development, hands-on workshops, and networking.

Rogers State University will be bringing the Christmas spirit to the Hill this December with the return of the annual “Holiday on the Hill.”

Slated for 5:30 p.m., Monday, Dec. 1, in front of Preparatory Hall, this seasonal event signifies the kick-off of the Christmas season in Hillcat country, complete with a lighting ceremony, Santa, the Grinch and traditional Christmas carols sung by Claremont Elementary School carolers, as well as holiday refreshments.

This event is free and open to the public.