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OU Board of Regents to consider 3 percent tuition increase, creation of polytechnic institute, raise for faculty, staff

The OU Board of Regents will consider a three percent tuition increase to start fall 2022, the ratification of the proposed Tulsa polytechnic institute, renovations to Jacobson Hall and the

OU administrators, Faculty Senate discuss proposed changes to summer pay actions, athletics department achievements

OU’s athletics director and associate vice president for budget and finance discussed athletic department achievements and clarified proposed changes to summer pay actions during the OU Faculty Senate meeting Monday.

OU SGA, Division of Student Affairs presents tentative three percent tuition increase, fees simplification process

The OU Student Government Association and Division of Student Affairs presented a fees simplification process and strategic plan investments, including a tentative three percent tuition rate increase, during a webinar

OU SGA, Division of Student Affairs to host webinar to address proposed tuition, fees changes for students

The OU Student Government Association is hosting a webinar on proposed changes to student costs for fall 2022 with the Division of Student Affairs at 6 p.m., Jan. 31 via

OU administrator briefs Faculty Senate on hiring expansions in Lead On, University Strategic Plan efforts

OU Associate Vice President for Budget and Finance Stewart Berkinshaw presented the university's plan to add 150 new faculty positions over the next six years as part of OU’s Lead

OU Faculty Senate announces faculty hiring expansions in Lead On, University Strategic Plan efforts

OU Associate Vice President for Budget and Finance Stewart Berkinshaw presented the university's plan to add 150 new faculty positions over the next six years as part of OU’s Lead

OU announces appointment of new senior vice president, chief financial officer, pending regents' approval

OU Faculty Senate seeks funding for newly passed COVID-19-related proposals; speakers present plans for spring