The University of Oklahoma today announced Project 200, a generational investment in research, talent and infrastructure designed to move Oklahoma forward by strengthening the health of its people, growing the state’s economy and expanding opportunity for the future.

As temperatures rise across Oklahoma, so does snake activity – and with it, the risk of potentially dangerous snake bites. The Oklahoma Poison Center is reminding residents to stay alert and know what to do if they encounter a snake.

A powerful new $16 million cyclotron is arriving soon at the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy, marking a major expansion of advanced medical imaging, cancer treatment and research capabilities for patients across the state.

U.S. Poison Centers save $3.1 billion every year in medical costs and lost productivity, according to a new independent study released by America’s Poison Centers®. Conducted by RAND, the report confirms that U.S. Poison Centers provide substantial economic and societal benefits for communities across the country. In 2025, the Oklahoma Poison Center managed 31,462 human exposure cases and handled a total of 36,167 incoming calls, including 4,580 informational calls. To ensure patient safety and continuity of care, specialists conducted 34,335 follow-up calls, resulting in more than 70,500 total calls answered and placed in support of Oklahoma families and health care providers.

The University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy hosted its Annual Pharmacy Alumni Reception on June 12, honoring outstanding alumni and celebrating the college’s achievements.