Melissa Morgan

The Red River Rivalry might be an away game for OU students, but the OU Club of Dallas strives to make Oklahomans feel right at home in Texas. The OU Club of Dallas is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Dallas-area students, parents, graduates, previous students, fans or friends of the University of Oklahoma who support the Sooners in academics and athletics, OU Club of Dallas President Tina Tuccelli said. READ MORE

For the first time, OU’s Latin Dance Club will offer free admittance to its second-annual celebration of the Latin Ball Fiesta at 9 p.m. Sept. 17 in the Oklahoma Memorial Union’s Ballroom. The Latin Ball Fiesta will include dancing, free food, a live salsa band and a free dance lesson before the event starts for students, faculty and anyone in the Norman community who wants to attend the event but are new to Latin dance. READ MORE

Students concerned about the health of their peers have initiated a new advocacy branch in OU’s student government. READ MORE

Now through October, Norman’s Farm Market offers people the opportunity to maintain a healthy diet and support local merchants. The market provides such fresh offerings as strawberries, green peas, homemade soaps and various flavors of salsa from 8 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and Saturdays. READ MORE

Students now have new job opportunities after two OU professors created an innovative company located right here in Oklahoma.  READ MORE

Members of the OU community have teamed up with RecycleMania, a college recycling initiative and competition, to encourage students, faculty and staff to make more eco-friendly life choices.  READ MORE