"We'd love to have you. Band concert, any event; we open them up to the public and we want you there."

Case numbers across Oklahoma and the country are on the rise. SWOSU President Dr. Lovell repeatedly urged students to get vaccinated.

"The university strongly encourages everyone to get vaccinated as soon as possible."

The clinic is open to everyone, including SWOSU students who start classes on August 16.

By Johannes Becht News Editor As of Tuesday, May 4, there is 1 active student case on Southwestern Oklahoma State University's...

The U.S. is at risk for another surge in COVID-19 cases. CDC recommends travel only for those who are fully vaccinated.

No Sayre students and employees are infected.

Both of them are students on the Weatherford campus.

By Johannes Becht News Editor Good news from the SWOSU campus: Only 1 employee is currently infected with COVID-19. The number was...

By Johannes Becht News Editor Good news from the SWOSU campus: Only 1 employee is currently infected with COVID-19. Last week, the number...

After 3 and 5 cases during the past two weeks, it is unlikely that SWOSU will experience another spread of COVID-19.

By Johannes Becht News Editor Hardly any cases of COVID-19 are currently reported by the SWOSU administration. 2 Weatherford students and...

Good news from the SWOSU campus: Less and less students are tested positive for COVID-19.

24 total active cases were reported by the SWOSU administration.

"As long as we have awesome volunteers, we will continue to host clinics until everyone is vaccinated."

According to a SWOSU campus police officer, it is required to wear a mask on the whole campus ground - even outside.

Active COVID-19 cases at SWOSU are on the rise again. A reason to worry?

“People have been very impressed with the way SWOSU is running things.”

The Lady Bulldogs only had four meets scheduled.