Langston University is a university in Langston, Oklahoma. As an 1890 land-grant institution and the only HBCU in Oklahoma, it serves students through various academic and residential programs, including associate, bachelor, and master degree offerings. The university operates several locations, including its main Langston campus, the Tulsa urban campus, and the Oklahoma City campus.
The university provides a wide range of educational opportunities, such as the Department of Nursing's BSN program, online degrees in Organizational Leadership, and specialized summer programs for high school students like the Math and Science Academy. The main Langston campus serves as the primary academic and residential home for the majority of students, offering access to student organizations, Greek life, and the Marching Pride HBCU Division II Band. The Tulsa campus, located in the historic Greenwood District, offers programs in Nursing and Rehabilitation Counseling, while the Oklahoma City campus hosts broadcast journalism majors.
The Langston Campus is situated on 40 acres in a rural setting on State Highway 33, located 10 miles from Guthrie and 43 miles from Oklahoma City.
The university is recognized for its excellence in STEM education, having exceeded the national retention rate for STEM students for over 10 years. It has been ranked as the best value among HBCUs by BestValueSchools.org and maintains an accredited Doctor of Physical Therapy program in Oklahoma.
Langston University continues to provide a world-class education through impactful research and hands-on learning for students in Oklahoma.