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Video: Dust, Drought And Dreams Gone Dry Symposium March 23, 2026 An oral history project documenting women’s experiences during the 1930s Dust Bowl marks 25 years, highlighting its lasting impact on archives, teaching, and research. View
Video: Segregation and Desegregation In the Oklahoma Public Schools with Dr. Harold Aldridge, Jr. March 10, 2026 Dr. Harold Aldridge discusses his book on segregation and desegregation in Oklahoma schools, joined by Dr. Virginia Schoats, who shares her firsthand experiences. View
The Future of Oklahoma and Indian Country April 2, 2024 Robert J. Miller discusses the implications of McGirt v. Oklahoma and its impact on Oklahoma and Indian Country. View
Angie Debo, Kate Barnard, and "A Life on Fire" March 15, 2023 Connie Cronley discusses her book A Life on Fire: Oklahoma’s Kate Barnard, exploring the legacy of a pioneering reformer and her influence on Oklahoma history. View
Dialects of English in Oklahoma September 26, 2022 A panel of OSU researchers explores Oklahoma’s English dialects, highlighting how language reflects the state’s unique cultural and geographic influences. View
Video: "This Land is Herland" Virtual Book Talk September 21, 2021 A virtual book talk explores This Land is Herland, highlighting the role of women’s activism in shaping Oklahoma communities from the 1870s to today. View
Warrior Women April 8, 2021 A panel discussion of Warrior Women features Madonna Thunder Hawk, Beth Castle, and Dawna Riding In Hare, exploring Indigenous activism and history. View
Oklahoma Writers Hall of Fame 2019, featuring inductee Teresa Miller November 1, 2019 The Oklahoma Writers Hall of Fame honors Teresa Miller, featuring a conversation with Rilla Askew and an introduction by P. C. Cast. View
"Talking Black in America": film screening and discussion with Prof. Walt Wolfram November 1, 2018 Walt Wolfram screens and discusses his documentary on African American Vernacular English, followed by a conversation on language diversity. View
Mid-Century Modern Architecture in Oklahoma: The OSU Influence October 22, 2018 Lynne Rostochil presents on OSU’s influence on mid-century modern architecture as part of the exhibit’s opening reception. View
Oklahoma's Most Endangered Historic Places 2018 October 5, 2018 This exhibit highlights historic sites across the state at risk, raising awareness of preservation efforts led by Preservation Oklahoma, Inc.. View
Centering Modernism: J. Jay McVicker and Postwar American Art September 4, 2018 This exhibition reexamines the work of Jesse Jay McVicker, highlighting his contributions to modernism and restoring his place in twentieth-century art history. View
Killers of the Flower Moon: One Book, One Community April 2, 2018 A community-wide series explores the history and cultural impact of Killers of the Flower Moon, culminating in a lecture by David Grann on the Osage murders and their legacy. View
Justice for Jeantel (and Trayvon): Fighting Dialect Prejudice in Courtrooms and Beyond January 24, 2018 John R. Rickford delivers a lecture on dialect prejudice, exploring language, race, and fairness in society as part of African American History Month. View
Author's Talk and Book Signing with Rilla Askew November 1, 2017 Rilla Askew discusses Most American: Notes from a Wounded Place as part of a Statehood Day program reflecting on Oklahoma’s history and identity. View
Oklahoma Ovation Examines Langston Impact November 2, 2011 Dr. Darnell Williams discusses the impact of Langston University and the town of Langston on African American education. View
Center for Oklahoma Studies Spring Symposium January 15, 2010 A symposium and film screening explore the life and legacy of Geronimo, bringing together scholars and authors to examine the history behind the legend. View
Oklahoma Ovation Celebrates Statehood September 29, 2009 Jim Barnes shares poetry and reflections on Oklahoma’s history and culture in a Statehood Day event at the Edmon Low Library. View
Rilla Askew Discusses Oklahoma November 4, 2008 Author presents “Oklahoma: Penumbra and Paradox,” exploring the state’s history and identity as part of a Statehood Day lecture. View

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