Class of 2013 Graduation Announcements
Air Handling Systems in EMR and Claudius Residence Halls
Student Care Packages
Click here for the Student Care Package order form. Orders can be placed by email at oru@bkstr.com or by fax, 918-495-6242. Students will be notified when to pick up their package.
Please visit the bookstore site to make payment at oru.bkstr.com. Order a $25 or $50 gift card and mention Care Package in the Comment Section.
Ordering Books
The University Store at ORU is your one-stop source for all your course material needs, school supplies, ORU apparel, and gift and convenience items. University Store at ORU communicates with faculty to get just the right books for your coursework and offers rental, used, new, and digital options for textbooks. Visit us at oru.bkstr.com to place your order. Order prior to arrival on campus, and University Store staff will pull your books and have them waiting for you to pick up, or you can choose to ship them to your home via FedEx. Orders can be paid for with a credit card or campus card. Excess financial aid can be transferred to your campus card at the Student Accounts office or during the months of August and January. Funds can be transferred online at vision.oru.edu. Enter the secure area, click on registration/online bookstore. Orders cannot be filled if funds are not available. Transfer excess financial aid prior to placing your order. Check your balance or add or transfer money to your campus card at oru.edu/eaglecard.
Dispelling a Financial Aid Myth
One of the most common misconceptions about financial aid is that the only students who qualify are either exceptionally smart or exceptionally poor. This is a myth that Financial Aid administrators consistently attempt to dispel. The truth is there are many types of financial aid that are not based solely on academic performance or financial need. You might be surprised at the number of eligible students who do not receive financial aid because of lack of information or misinformation. Read more of this article.
Staying on the Cutting Edge of Service
The staff consistently desires to exceed the global, multidimensional needs and expectations of our students. Recently, representatives from thirteen university departments ranging from Admissions to Student Development to Auxiliary Services participated in two professional development workshops. The first focused on sensitivity to diversity and the second on how to effectively communicate across generational lines. We thought that you as parents might enjoy hearing the highlights of these presentations. Read more of this article.
New Amnesty and Restoration Policy Offers Help for Students
The Oral Roberts University Board of Trustees voted unanimously to adopt a new amnesty and restoration policy for students who are struggling in areas that may violate the values and principles of Oral Roberts University and the Honor Code that is signed by all students. A process for amnesty and restoration has been in place for many years but there was not a formal policy established until now. Students who utilize this new policy may receive support and spiritual guidance through the Student Development or the Spiritual Formation departments by requesting amnesty and seeking restoration. The amnesty and restoration policy does not exempt students from the policies of the university, nor does it condone behavior that is immoral, criminal, or unethical. Read more of this article.
You can watch chapel online at http://www.goldeneagle.tv/watch-now/ as well as view past chapel services at the following link: http://www.oru.edu/chapel_services
You can access the student newspaper, the Oracle, online at http://oruoracle.com
Catching a chapel service or perusing the student newspaper are two great ways to experience ORU along with your student.
Meet Sheree King, Director of Student Success and Retention.









