Last year, Mackenzie Smith was diagnosed with stage four melanoma. Through the ups and downs of an arduous treatment process, her story is a shining testimony to God’s faithfulness in times of trouble.
Congratulations to Anna Ammons, the winner of the 2021 Endowed Alumni Scholarship.
Follow these tips from the OKWU family to make sure you’re hitting the ground running. It’s going to be a great year!
After years in the medical field, Ackrion Mangimela has taken a unique path to OKWU’s campus. Through it all, he’s been prepared to impact the lives of students.
Due to the internship opportunities he’s achieved through the Chesapeake Energy School of Business, Noah Ross is prepared for a dynamic career.
When a local officer was killed in the line of duty, OKWU honored his life by presenting his children with full-tuition scholarships.
Our Eagle mentors are ministering to students all across the country this summer. Here’s how you can partner with them in prayer.
During last Friday’s Foster Bonanza event, President Jim Dunn posthumously honored C.B. and Mabel Colaw for a lifetime of service to the mission of Oklahoma Wesleyan University.
The Doctor of Nursing Practice degree program breaks new ground for the university.
We can’t wait to move forward. Here’s some info about our plans for the Fall 2021 semester.
“I can have a voice. I know it matters and I’m actually going to be able to, essentially, be heard.”
“I love the ability that film has to take you into another world, and not just as an escape. It can bring you into somebody else’s world so that you can understand what they’re going through.”
