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On Oct. 16, The Thirteen Folds had its world premiere at The Hub in Stillwater, featuring local talent including two wrestling figures and director Sean Patrick Flanery.

The locally shot drama highlights themes of faith, family and wrestling while celebrating community support.

OSU football panelists said the team must work on converting red zone trips and boost early scoring as the Cowboys hold a 4-2 record with six games left; experts stressed that avoiding risky fourth-down plays inside the 20 is key.

OSU coach Eric Morris announced that Malik Charles will join the goal-line package after teaching the defensive end new blocking techniques at practice today for short-yardage plays.

Charles has already led the team with 2.5 sacks and gained weight to boost his power while remaining quick on the field.

President Jim Hess shared his vision for OSU by planning more academic advising, career counseling and scholarships to boost student success.

The university will expand these support services next year to help students prepare for strong careers.

OSU will kick off homecoming by dyeing Edmon Low Library’s fountain orange and hosting a Royalty Coronation this Sunday.

Alumna Tracie Bixler Kreger’s tradition brings students + families together to celebrate Cowboy spirit.

Local Stillwater businesses are preparing for America’s Greatest Homecoming by adjusting hours & boosting inventory during homecoming week.

Shops like Chris’ University Spirit and 7 Open A Cafe are extending hours and offering promotions to serve alumni, OSU fans and families.

OSU Cowgirls rallied late to secure a 2-2 draw against Utah at Neal Patterson Stadium Thursday night.

The team will play West Virginia Sunday in their final home game.

OSU students and families gathered Wednesday at Hester Street Painting outside the Spears School of Business to hand-paint murals (celebrating homecoming and Cowboy pride).

The colorful display remains on the street to welcome the football team throughout the week.