Good morning, Stillwater.

The Greenwood School of Music celebrated its 5th anniversary on Sept.

20 with a Prism concert featuring wind ensemble, symphony orchestra, choirs, and jazz performances. The 100,000 sqft facility (designed for optimal acoustics) supports growing music programs at OSU.

SMSC named Dr. Jared Johnson as the first Harry Heath/Tulsa Tribune Endowed Professor (signaling a new era of faculty endowments) along with Andrew Abernathy and Dylan McLemore, who will use their awards to boost media studies.

The endowments will enhance student learning and faculty development through research and industry ties.

OSU updated its land-grant mission with eight new goals that boost academic+agricultural opportunities for students and the community; announced on Sept.

21, the plan upholds its Cowboy Code+legacy as it adapts to society’s shifts.

The Cowboy Marching Band unveiled new uniforms on Saturday before the football season opener.

Professor Goodwin led the upgrade with new cowboy hats from Stetson while student Jeremy Black began his role as an undergraduate intern to help build consistency.

Cooler weather is helping students and locals enjoy cozy walks and fall drinks as temperatures drop.

Stillwater Pumpkin Patch hosts free weekly events with live entertainment on Sundays from Sept. 19 until Oct. 31 — a welcome chance to embrace autumn comforts.

The Oklahoma State Cowgirls lost 2-1 to Baylor at Betty Lou Mays Field in Waco on Thursday as OSU midfielder Laudan Wilson gave the team an early lead before Baylor tied and won with Noelle Sather’s 56th minute goal.

The Cowgirls will face Houston Sunday.

OSU Cowboy Wrestling announced its 2026-27 schedule with an invite tournament on Nov.

1 at Gallagher-Iba Arena, a home dual against Drexel on Nov. 8, and a regional meet with Nebraska on Nov. 13. The team — returning three national champions — aims for its first NCAA team title since 2006.

Two Oklahoma State soccer players earned Big 12 weekly honors as the Cowgirls beat TCU 3-1; Avery Bass made seven saves in her first conference match after transferring and Emmy Hedden, who played the full game, scored her season's first goal.