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Tuesday’s election results confirmed that more women than ever before will vie for the top spots in Oklahoma government this November.

Three graduates of the Spears School of Business at Oklahoma State University have been named for induction into the school’s Hall of Fame.

The group will hold at least five town meetings statewide to hear firsthand from women in all parts of Oklahoma about what they are experiencing and what they need.

Nontraditional student Rudy Hershberger receives admittance into MBA program at the Spears School of Business.

The state could be doing a lot more to address the issues that keep so many Oklahoma women out of the workforce and in poverty, analysts say.

Womens economic and social well-being, voter turnout, healthcare and safety were among the indicators used to conclude the findings of the study.

Dr. Kevin So is making waves in hospitality and tourism research. So, the associate professor with the School of Hospitality and Tourism Management at Spears School of Business, was recognized as a breakthrough star with some of the most highly cited articles in his field and best papers among his awards and honors this year.

After a two-year postponement because of the coronavirus pandemic, the Spears School of Business welcomed Martha Stewart to Oklahoma.

The newest Oklahoma State University graduating class was treated to an encouraging address from celebrity Ree Drummond, the “Pioneer Woman,” at Saturday’s spring commencement ceremonies inside Gallagher-Iba Arena.

The "Status of Women in Oklahoma" study shows women in Oklahoma earned an average of about 75-cents to every dollar men earned from 2015-2019. That’s 6.3 cents lower than the national average.