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'''Oral Roberts University''' is a co-educational liberal arts college in [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]].  It was founded in 1963 by televangelist [[Oral Roberts]].  Enrollment is about 3,000 students for the 2008 academic year.  The current acting university president, Dr. Ralph Fagin, replaced [[Richard Roberts]] after he stepped down in October, 2007.  Athletic teams at ORU are the Golden Eagles, competing in the [[NCAA]] Division I Summit League.
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'''Oral Roberts University''' is a co-educational liberal arts college in [[Tulsa]], [[Oklahoma]].  It was founded in 1963 by televangelist [[Oral Roberts]] and, consistent with its founder's beliefs, is charismatic in its theological doctrine.
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Athletic teams at ORU are the Golden Eagles, competing in the [[NCAA]] Division I Summit League.  In 2021 the Golden Eagles became only the second #15 seed to advance to the Sweet 16, defeating Ohio State and Florida in the process.
  
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==External Links==
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*[https://oru.edu/ Oral Roberts University]
  
  
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Latest revision as of 15:11, March 23, 2021

Oral Roberts University is a co-educational liberal arts college in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It was founded in 1963 by televangelist Oral Roberts and, consistent with its founder's beliefs, is charismatic in its theological doctrine.

Athletic teams at ORU are the Golden Eagles, competing in the NCAA Division I Summit League. In 2021 the Golden Eagles became only the second #15 seed to advance to the Sweet 16, defeating Ohio State and Florida in the process.

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