OU Daily's summer 2024 magazine.
This story is part of OU Daily’s summer magazine. This publication will be available in mid-April on racks around campus and online at oudaily.com.
OU is in a season of change on campus, with numerous administrative leadership transitions, leaving OU with more open academic dean positions than its collegiate peers. As this semester winds down, OU is poised to have six of its 16 Norman deans be interim or acting leaders of their colleges:
With swatting calls becoming more frequent and OU experiencing at least two within the past year, how OU keeps its community safe continues to be an ongoing process.
While the U.S. is known for its expansive free speech protections, speaking out comes with an added risk for noncitizens, including immigrants lacking permanent legal status, green card holders, immigrant visa holders and nonimmigrant visa holders, such as international students.
Following Gov. Kevin Stitt’s December executive order calling for a review of diversity, equity and inclusion in higher education, OU multicultural organizations were left wondering where they stand at the university.