Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum has resigned after less than four years in office. The board has begun the search for her replacement.

Oklahoma State University President Kayse Shrum is expected to resign after less than four years in office, sources have confirmed to The Oklahoman.

Oklahoma State is having a shakeup at the top. On Wednesday, the OSU Board of Regents announced it has accepted university president Kayse Shrum’s resignation. Shrum began her tenure as OSU’s president in July 2021 but has decided to end her tenure after roughly three and a half years.