Nik Bonitto was tasked with being the quarterback spy.
After being formally inaugurated, OU President Joseph Harroz said he takes pride and obligation in his position and wants to see what “we can do together” to better the university as well as the community.
- OU President Joseph Harroz announces university on track in Freshman Housing Master Plan, research initiatives
- OU Board of Regents to meet, discuss new administrative appointments, medical plan carrier, other agenda items
- OU College of Arts and Sciences renamed in honor of Dodge family donation
- PHOTOS: Kevin Stitt, James Lankford and more inaugurate Joseph Harroz Jr. as OU's 15th President in Lloyd Noble Center
- IMMY Labs announces plans to restart free COVID-19 testing throughout Oklahoma City metro area
- OU holds inaugural celebration dinner in honor of President Joseph Harroz
Eight seconds remained in the third quarter when Nebraska’s extra-point attempt ricocheted off defensive lineman Isaiah Coe’s hands toward Pat Fields.
- ‘Learning to win’: Spencer Rattler, showing gritty maturity, grinds through No. 3 Sooners’ victory over Nebraska like OU passers of old
- 'We fought our tails off': What OU coach Lincoln Riley said after the Sooners' 23-16 win over Nebraska
- 'You gotta respond': What defensive coordinator Alex Grinch said After No. 3 Sooners' 23-16 win over Nebraska
- OU football: Twitter reacts to Sooners' 23-16 win over Nebraska; D.J. Graham's one-handed interception
- OU football: WATCH highlights from No. 3 Sooners' 23-16 win over Nebraska
- OU football: 3 takeaways from No. 3 Sooners’ 23-16 victory over Nebraska
Velvet Taco opened up on Lindsey Street, bringing the Norman community a colorful new location for taco lovers and enthusiasts.
- OU Write Club to host virtual open mic; seeks to build community for 'odd ducks and misfits'
- OU History Club returns to in-person meetings, still following COVID-19 protocols
- Norman Pride 2021 weekend postponed amid rising COVID-19 cases
- 2nd Friday Norman Art Walk to host variety of exhibitions, events, COVID-19 precautions recommended
Projects
Strolls across Downtown Norman serve different purposes for locals and tourists alike, whether someone chooses to grab a burger at The Garage, shop for antiques at Bruce’s Antique Mall or catch a show at the Main Street Event Center. For some, however, E. Main Street once served as a food oasis.
- Death by glamour: Behind the scenes with stars of 2021 Crimson and Queens
- ‘This issue isn’t dead’: Tulsa Race Massacre lawsuit seeks reparations for emotional, physical damages
- Tulsa continues to face racial disparities as search resumes for grave sites of massacre victims
- Educators seek to spark systemic change by teaching Tulsa Race Massacre curriculum in Oklahoma public schools
