SNU’s Student Led Newspaper, The Echo, Releases Special Print Edition for 125th Anniversary
Last week, SNU’s very own student-led newspaper, The Echo, released a special print edition celebrating SNU’s 125th anniversary. This release was a great feat, considering the newspaper hasn’t been printed since […]
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Registration is Open for Becoming 2024
Registration for Becoming is still open! Becoming is a one-day annual event hosted for high school junior and senior girls. This event will be held on the Southern Nazarene University […]
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SNU School of Education Inducts Two Distinguished Educators into Hall of Fame
Celebrating the Commitment and Innovations of Mrs. Gina McGarry and Mrs. Madelyn Campbell Oklahoma City, OK – Southern Nazarene University takes immense pride in announcing the induction of two esteemed […]
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SNU Prepares for Annual Trunk or Treat
Well folks, it’s finally that time of year. The trees are starting to transform into their best and brightest palettes of orange, yellow, and red, that once humid Oklahoma air […]
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Welcome Home!
Southern Nazarene University is looking forward to welcoming alumni, our current campus community, and friends of the university to the 2023 Homecoming celebration on November 10th and 11th. All who […]
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Roommates and Life-long Friends
This August, Jason Gunter and Kevin Rushing, SNU Class of 1995, moved their daughters into Bracken Hall where they both lived close to 30 years ago. Jason and Kevin have […]
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SNU Alum Named Director for State Advocacy
SNU alumnus Jay McCurry has recently been named to a national position in The Association of Christian Schools International (ACSI) where he will serve as the Director of State Advocacy. […]
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Soaring to Success: An SNU Alum’s Film Skytrain in Theaters
Gary Banz, an SNU Alum and former state representative, is taking his impressive work to theaters! His film Skytrain, had its first public showing at Rose State College Student Union […]
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From SNU to the Hill
At the age of 17, Jorden Gonzales-Richard was a young woman who had no plans of going to college, let alone coming to SNU. After long conversations with Jorden’s mother […]
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