For most, the tornadoes that ripped through Oklahoma on May 10 were a fright, but for Robert Palmer, director of OU’s Atmospheric Radar Research Center, ...
Thirty students are taking a do-it-yourself approach to launching clothing lines in the May intersession. These students will design and produce at least nine shirts ...
Students living in residence halls can donate their unwanted possessions May 10 to 15, said Lauren Royston, Housing and Food Services spokeswoman. This is the ...
During the Undergraduate Student Congress meeting Tuesday night, Graduate Student Senate Chairman-elect Silas DeBoer encouraged the Undergraduate Congress to begin impeachment proceedings against the entire ...
With a 52 percent majority, Franz Zenteno and Cory Lloyd were named the victors of UOSA’s run-off election held Monday and Tuesday. President-elect Zenteno celebrated ...
Two pairs of UOSA presidential running mates and their supporters campaigned Monday on the South Oval, asking students to return to online polls for the ...
The Graduate Student Senate voted Sunday night to continue to table a resolution encouraging the Undergraduate Student Congress to impeach the entire UOSA Superior Court.
When best-selling author Greg Mortenson decided to build his first school for an underprivileged region in 1993, he was recovering from climbing the second-highest mountain ...
Elections were the topic of discussion at Tuesday’s Undergraduate Student Congress meeting. The election chair was compensated, a new election chair was named and presidential ...
At the 40th-annual Eve of Nations, students shared different aspects of their culture in a celebratory, multi-stage show. The International Advisory Committee hosted the event, ...
UOSA presidential candidates Franz Zenteno and Nicholas Harrison spoke to the Graduate Student Senate on Sunday evening in the final stretch of campaigning before the ...
The Undergraduate Student Congress added the words “sexual orientation, gender identity and sexual identity” to a bill suggesting that OU’s non-discrimination policy be updated.
The UOSA Graduate Student Senate passed a bill to amend OU’s non-discrimination policy that would protect gay, lesbian and transgender students Sunday night.
The UOSA Undergraduate Student Congress failed to achieve a two-thirds majority vote to override UOSA President Katie Fox’s veto of the True Democracy Act, a ...
Students will soon have access to Student Congress agendas and meeting minutes through a new Web site, a UOSA representative said. “This is going to ...
The UOSA Undergraduate Student Congress possibly violated the Oklahoma Open Meetings Act Tuesday night. Student Congress passed a bill 31-3-2 to put controversial constitutional amendments ...
The UOSA Undergraduate Student Congress voted in favor of putting two disputed constitutional amendments on the UOSA Spring 2010 General Election ballot instead of holding ...
For many students, a return to classes means it’s time to stock up on cash-saving coupons. The University Bookstore, Sooner Textbooks and Boomer Books distribute ...
OKLAHOMA CITY — America needs to encourage innovation at all levels, from small businesses to multinational corporations, New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman said Monday.<