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Oklahoma State University (OSU) is a prominent land-grant institution established on December 25, 1890, under the Morrill Act as Oklahoma Agricultural and Mechanical College. Located in Stillwater, Oklahoma, OSU has evolved from its agricultural roots into a comprehensive university system with over 35,000 students across five campuses. The university's mission is to provide accessible education, foster research, and engage in community outreach. Known for its vibrant campus culture, OSU attracts students from all 50 states and over 100 countries, offering a diverse and inclusive environment. The university's commitment to innovation and research is reflected in its numerous programs and initiatives aimed at improving quality of life and addressing global challenges. OSU is recognized for its academic excellence, affordability, and contributions to public good, earning accolades such as being named America's Healthiest Campus. With a strong emphasis on sustainability, safety, and community engagement, OSU continues to uphold its land-grant mission while preparing students for future success.