Langston University

LANGSTON UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ARE COMING HOME

By Christina Gray, Media Relations Specialist LANGSTON, Okla. – Langston University announced that three alumni were chosen for new administrative and faculty appointments for the 2014-2015 academic year. Ricco Wright, Ed. D., was named assistant professor of Mathematics in the School of Arts & Sciences at the Langston campus. Wright started teaching at the university this past August. His efforts ...

Published 01/01/2015 READ MORE

Langston University School of Nursing and Health Professions, Redlands Community College sign agreement to expand nursing education opportunities

A new agreement between the Langston University School of Nursing and Health Professions and Redlands Community College will allow graduates of Redlands’ nursing program to more easily obtain a Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) from Langston University. The agreement was formally signed Friday on the LU Langston campus. According to the agreement, students who graduate from Redlands Community College ...

Published 04/22/2024 READ MORE

Broadcast journalism student earns prestigious Rhoden Fellowship

Aniyah Robinson is the first Langston University student to become a Rhoden Fellow by Ellie Melero, Media Relations Specialist Earning the Andscape Rhoden Fellowship is a dream come true for Aniyah Robinson. A broadcast journalism junior from Wichita, Kansas, Robinson has been interested in sports and sports media since elementary school, and now she has the opportunity to work with ...

Published 04/19/2024 READ MORE

Broadcast journalism student earns prestigious Rhoden Fellowship

Aniyah Robinson is the first Langston University student to become a Rhoden Fellow Earning the Andscape Rhoden Fellowship is a dream come true for Aniyah Robinson. A broadcast journalism junior from Wichita, Kansas, Robinson has been interested in sports and sports media since elementary school, and now she has the opportunity to work with ESPN during a yearlong fellowship with Andscape. “I’m looking forward ...

Published 04/19/2024 READ MORE

Reece Wright: The Little Lion Who Became the Heart of Lions Basketball

Reece Wright looked at his mother and pointed to her nose, not noticing the tears welling up in her eyes. “Nose!” he said. Ally Wright, Reece’s mother, could not help but smile. At just two years old, Reece already knows how to keep his parents grounded and focused on what is most important in life: their family. Unaware that just ...

Published 04/15/2024 READ MORE

Reece Wright: The Little Lion Who Became the Heart of Lions Basketball

By Jet Turner, Assistant Director of Communications Reece Wright looked at his mother and pointed to her nose, not noticing the tears welling up in her eyes. “Nose!” he said. Ally Wright, Reece’s mother, could not help but smile. At just two years old, Reece already knows how to keep his parents grounded and focused on what is most important ...

Published 04/12/2024 READ MORE

General Eligibility Requirements

Completing the financial aid process can be overwhelming for students and parents. Here you will find all you need to navigate the process-including a step-by-step process, a glossary of helpful terms, and money management strategies to name but a few. We hope you’ll find the process convenient to manage via the tools and resources found here. General Eligibility Requirements Most ...

Published 04/09/2024 READ MORE

A New Generation of Healthcare Leaders Emerge from the Soil of Public Education

OU Health Appoints Amber Nealy as Its First African American Chief Nursing Officer by Deena V. Thomas, OKCPS Retired Educator and member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. Educational roots matter. A child’s first teachers are their parents and grandparents, absorbing deep-rooted instruction in the home, followed by the fundamental academics of teaching and learning, cultivated and nurtured in common ...

Published 03/21/2024 READ MORE

A New Generation of Healthcare Leaders Emerge from the Soil of Public Education

OU Health Appoints Amber Nealy as Its First African American Chief Nursing Officer   Educational roots matter. A child’s first teachers are their parents and grandparents, absorbing deep-rooted instruction in the home, followed by the fundamental academics of teaching and learning, cultivated and nurtured in common education. Lastly, the preparation process to enter the workforce is taught and mentored during ...

Published 03/21/2024 READ MORE

Degree Programs

Published 02/29/2024 READ MORE