Oklahoma Panhandle State University

We recognize our call to serve, celebrate, and support the advancement of the diverse students who identify as Latino/a, Chicano/a, Mexican-American, and Hispanic.

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Exploring Campus

Take a walk around our campus, in person or virtually, and discover the countless paths and opportunities that OPSU has to offer.

Visits & Tours

McKee Library

The library was named after Marvin E. McKee, a former president of the University. The resources available to students here include: computer access, printing, scanning, reading material, audio/visual material, and music.

The Sower

Designed and gifted to Panhandle Agricultural institute by Frank Ingels in 1915, the Sower has stood for 104 years as a campus icon for generations of students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members. Designed to honor those who first made the panhandle their home, The Sower serves as a reminder of the pioneering spirit that built Panhandle State.

Clock Tower

The campus clock tower was built in 1990 and is known as the Imeta O’Neal Dent Memorial Bell Tower. Situated in a circular concrete and brick flower bed surrounded by a walkway and evergreen trees, the tower stands on the OPSU central plaza and serves as the focal point for the annual homecoming and commencement BBQ’s.

Noble Activity Center

The Noble Activity Center houses basketball and volleyball courts, an indoor walking/running track, a full size heated saltwater pool, racquetball courts, and fitness equipment. There are also many wellness events and intramurals hosted here.

Student Union

The Student Union is the central hub of our campus. Originally built in 1963, it currently houses the student health clinic, student affairs, housing, Aggie Fan Store, student mailroom, cafeteria, Aggie Grill, and Alumni Office.

El Centro

Oklahoma Panhandle State University is Oklahoma’s first, and only 4-year Hispanic Serving Institution (HSI). As an HSI we will serve as a community hub on campus for Hispanic students to gather, network, develop their leadership skills, and access services that support their academic success at OPSU.

Sewell-Loofbourrow

Sewell-Loofbourrow was originally opened in 1928, and served as an academic building. However it is currently housing the university administrative offices of the president, the vice president of academic and students affairs, vice president of outreach, the vice president of fiscal affairs, the registrar, financial aid, academic records, and admissions office.

Campus Housing

OPSU offers two traditional dormitory buildings, apartment suites, annex units, and married student housing.

Academic Resource Center

Located in the McKee Library, the Academic Resource Center provides academic support to all students enrolled at OPSU through testing services, counseling services, academic coaching services, and individualized tutoring.

Anchor D Stadium at Carl Wooten Field

Recently renovated in 2018, the field includes a new artificial turf field, marked for both collegiate football and high school football, as well as eight-man football and soccer. In addition to the field, a new video scoreboard was installed, along with new landscaping around the stadium.

Shooting Sports Complex

The Shooting Sports Complex houses five facilities: rifle and pistol range; trap, skeet, and 5-stand; sporting clays; 3-D archery; and Olympic archery.

Aggies sharing their stories

Read Jay Miller’s Story

“Mental health in college athletics is now at a breaking point. It is more imperative now to make sure that coaches understand their true power when dealing with their student-athletes and their future.”

Jay Miller / Coaching

Read Jared Mayeda’s Story

“With the smaller environment and smaller town, you also get a personal touch in every class and all over campus.”

Jared Mayeda / Assistant Baseball Coach

Read Emily Robertson’s Story

“This place has felt like a second home since the second I got here. Everyone is so supportive and truly wants to see you succeed.”

Emily Robertson / Nursing

Read Tracy Curtis’s Story

“[Memories] of great comradery and a feeling of accomplishment reminds me of the “grit” and determination our University is known for!”

Tracy Curtis / Business Administration

Showcasing Panhandle events, community, and more. Keep up with all of the new and exciting things happening on and around campus in the latest Panhandle Magazine.

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