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Then To Now: Pistol Pete

Oklahoma State University Archives, Then to Now Video, features photos from the archived digital collection and yearbooks. This month we honor the "Year of the Cowboy" and showcase the…

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Food Whys - Jack-o'-lanterns

(Sept. 30, 2023) Darren Scott, OSU food scientist, tells the history of jack-o’-lanterns. For Extension fact sheets & more visit https://extension.okstate.edu SUNUP is a production of the…

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Food Whys - Safe Summer Grilling

(August 5, 2023) Darren Scott, OSU food scientist, discusses the art of grilling. For Extension fact sheets & more visit https://extension.okstate.edu SUNUP is a production of the Division of…

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Food Whys - Vegetable Oil

(June 10, 2023) Darren Scott, OSU food scientist, discusses the process of making vegetable oil. For Extension fact sheets & more visit https://extension.okstate.edu SUNUP is a production of the…

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Sidebar: Journey of a Mascot

But wasn't Pistol Pete always the #okstate mascot? Nope! Sidebar is a companion video series for the STATE magazine articles written by David Peters, Archivist for the OSU Libraries. Purchase a…

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Flat, Cool & Acid-Free: Newly Digitized-The Naming Ceremony of The Edmon Low Library

In this episode you will hear from several folks like Roscoe Rouse Jr. who succeeded Edmon Low as Head Librarian. You will also hear from the man, the myth, the absolute legend(!), Edmon Low. Edmon…

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Flat, Cool & Acid-Free: Culture Keepers

What does it mean to be a culture keeper and can we consider the Archives to be one?

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A Guide to Oral History with Sarah Milligan: What is Oral History?

Head of the Oklahoma Oral History Research Program Sarah Milligan explains what oral history is, what makes it different from other forms of recorded history and the importance of documenting the…

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Food Whys - Champagne

(Dec. 31, 2022) Darren Scott, OSU food scientist, discusses the history of champagne. For Extension fact sheets & more visit https://extension.okstate.edu SUNUP is a production of the Division of…

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Gardens in the Tulsa Area on the Best of Oklahoma Gardening December 10, 2022

Welcome to the Best of Oklahoma Gardening #4924! Tulsa Garden Center's History The president of the Tulsa Garden Center, Laura Chalus, reveals the history of the garden center and what it…

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Flat, Cool & Acid-Free: The Cobb Speaker Series

With headlining authors like Ken Burns, Nicholas Sparks, Neil deGrasse Tyson and Jodi Picoult, the H. Louise & H.E. "Ed" Cobb Speaker Series has a 30 year history of being a premiere…

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Flat, Cool & Acid-Free: Changing Housing Rules on Campus

What were the rules you followed when you lived in the residence halls on campus? Follow along with Libby as she discovers why residence hall rules have changed over the decades. A history of strict…

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Chilocco Indian School A Generational Story

Julie Pearson-Little Thunder, author of Chilocco Indian School A Generational Story, talks about the Native boarding school and the creation of the graphic novel. Chilocco Indian School A…

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Championship Basketball with Henry Iba at Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College (OAMC)

Henry Payne Iba (1904-1993) was arguably the country’s best college basketball coach, and the OSU Archives holds documentation of his impact through a series of instructional films. The Play…

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Flat, Cool & Acid-Free: Protests at OSU

Join Digital Storytelling Intern Libby Whitlow as she follows some of OSU's biggest organized movements and smaller acts of dissent to see potential threads between protests throughout the…

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Tech And Innovation At The OSU Libraries

Visions of card catalogs, books lining shelves, and newspapers carefully placed on softly lit tables may come to mind when you think about libraries. While paper materials ruled the early days, today…

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