Spring Break at Northwestern to be Observed; Summer Enrollment Open, Fall Enrollment Opens March 21

Henry Bickerstaff (right) presents a $2,000 scholarship award to Sarah Brashears, a Northwestern Oklahoma State University senior accounting major from Beaver, on behalf of the Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants.

Brashears Awarded Henry Bickerstaff Accounting Scholarship

Brashears Awarded Henry Bickerstaff Accounting Scholarship ALVA, Okla. — Northwestern Oklahoma State University senior Sarah Brashears, an accounting major from Beaver, has been selected as

Seventeen high school seniors competing in Northwestern Oklahoma State University's 74th Miss Cinderella Pageant stand on the steps of a brick house in Alva, Oklahoma, each raising the Northwestern “Ride Rangers Ride” hand sign, with a red Northwestern Rangers flag and an American flag beside them. Names in rows: (back row, left to right) Ava Schultz, Miss Kremlin-Hillsdale; Khloe Cummings, Miss Mooreland; Mary Katherine Teal, Miss Laverne; Kaitlyn Culp, Miss Woodward; and Embrie Crawford, Miss Ringwood; (second row, left to right) Danica Gleason, Miss Medicine Lodge (Kansas); Kinsley Acre, Miss Taloga; and Kassie Irwin, Miss Aline-Cleo; (third row, left to right) Kaycie Shelton, Miss Cherokee; Amelie Burgtorf, Miss Shattuck; and Pricilla Parada, Miss Sharon-Mutual; (front row, left to right) Avyn Harland, Miss Buffalo; Kylee Logsdon, Miss Alva; Rebecka Carlson, Miss Burlington; Malinda Sanpaka, Miss South Barber (Kansas); Bristen Robertson, Miss Arnett; and Shai-Ann Nichole Chavez, Miss Timberlake.

17 Set to Compete in Northwestern’s 74th Miss Cinderella Pageant

17 Set to Compete in Northwestern’s 74th Miss Cinderella Pageant High school seniors who are competing in the 74th annual Miss Cinderella Pageant Oct. 8-9

Groups Invited to Take Part in Day of Kindness Nov. 13

Groups Invited to Take Part in Day of Kindness Nov. 13 ALVA, Okla. — Residents, schools, businesses, churches, civic organizations and other groups are encouraged

Business faculty, members of the Johnson family and students stand together in a hallway beneath a black sign with white letters reading "Johnson Family Division of Business." A man near the center of the front row holds a black diploma cover with a gold seal. Yellow tile lines the lower walls, with a wooden display case of framed black-and-white photographs at left and framed certificates at right.

Northwestern’s Division of Business Renamed in Honor of Dave Johnson Family, Receives Honorary Degree

Northwestern’s Division of Business Renamed in Honor of Dave Johnson Family, Receives Honorary Degree A group business faculty, along with the Johnson Family, and students