“We roar”
Langston University is the only historically black college or university (HBCU) in the state of Oklahoma. In 1897, Langston opened its door with 41 students on a single campus. Today it’s a community of approximately 3,000 students on three unique campuses and provides a robust education that prepares students for leadership in the career of their choosing.
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- Two Langston University students earn awards at annual K-INBRE Symposium
- Langston University Quiz Bowl Team to compete in national championship qualifier
- Langston University works with Wm Conrad Veterans Memorial Gardens to honor veterans, provide opportunities for students
- Langston University hires new Vice President for Fiscal and Administrative Affairs
- Langston University hires new dean for School of Business
- Marching Pride Band Director Receives Honorary Doctorate in Texas
- Fall 2023 Promotions and Appointments
- Langston University White House HBCU Scholar aims to revitalize communities of color
- ALL IN: Homecoming 2023 Safety and Security
- Langston University encourages students to participate in NBCU Next Level Summit
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- Langston University Signs New Agreement with Air Force Sustainment Center
- Letter from the President: Oklahoma Match of Federal Funding at Langston University
- Langston University awarded $4.375 million national grant for rehabilitation research center
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