- Southwestern Oklahoma State University alumni and friends in the Amarillo (TX) area are invited to a reception following the SWOSU women’s basketball game on Thursday, December 29, in Canyon (TX).

- Jeremy Iglesias of Elk City is the recipient of a $500 scholarship that was created in honor of the late Jacqueline Pratt by the western chapter of the Oklahoma Society of Certified Public Accountants.

- Corporate table tickets are now on sale and individual tickets will go on sale January 9 for the induction dinner of National Football League coaches Rex Ryan and Rob Ryan into the Southwestern Oklahoma State University Athletic Hall of Fame.

- The Southwestern Oklahoma State University College of Pharmacy recently honored 50-year pharmacy graduates with a recognition ceremony held on the Weatherford campus.

- Two of the most famous personalities from Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s rich and storied athletic history and a basketball team that captured the imagination of thousands will be honored as part of the 2012 SWOSU Athletic Hall of Fame ceremonies.

- When alumni and friends come to Weatherford to Southwestern Oklahoma State University’s annual Homecoming activities on October 15, the younger visitors are going to enjoy a new program called “Bull-Pup Camp.”

- Nominations for the Distinguished Alumni Award at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford are now being accepted, and several changes were recently made in regards to the nomination process.

- SWOSU graduate Dr. Dustin Devine, who is now assistant professor of equine surgery at the Oklahoma State University Center for Veterinary Health Sciences, will present a seminar entitled, “Cutting Edge Technologies in an Age Old Science, ” this Wednesday, September 21, on the Weatherford campus.

- Parent's Day activities will be held Saturday, September 10, at Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford.

- Southwestern Oklahoma State University in Weatherford has had many noteworthy events during its 110 years of existence but one little known fact is that a member of the school’s first graduating class was also Oklahoma’s first Rhodes Scholar.