OU Health’s Student Affairs will host its second annual “Sooner to Sooner” event at 11:30 a.m. April 29. The event is in collaboration with Norman’s Student Affairs and the Office of Admission and Recruitment. 

OU Health offers 70 degree programs. It calls itself comprehensive and integrated — students are able to study and have their clinical experiences in the same place. The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching ranks OU Health in the top 2% of medical schools and centers nationally. 

Nyakio Kamoche Grieco, current founder and CEO of Thirteen Lune and Relevant, combines her roots and entrepreneurial vision to curate a more inclusive and diverse beauty industry. With a business plan she created during her time at OU, Grieco launched her first brand: Nyakio.

The University of Oklahoma continues to build a campus environment where students can explore interests, develop skills, and prepare for meaningful careers. Rather than focusing only on job searching at graduation, the Career Center now plays a broader role in helping students understand how their experiences, in the classroom, in campus involvement, and through hands-on opportunities, connect to the professional world.

At OU, Esports & Co-Curricular Innovation (ECCI) students gain professional experience in production, leadership, media, operations, outreach, and research. To learn more, read our Q&A with founder and program director Mike “Moog” Aguilar.

David A. Surratt, Ed.D., Vice President for Student Affairs and Dean of Students, and other members of the Student Affairs team shared parting words to guide and inspire the Class of 2025.

In 2001, the Henderson Scholars Program was established in honor of George Henderson. Each year, the program welcomes 17 to 20 first-year students into OU’s first living-learning community, a presidential initiative designed to provide access to higher education, cultivate diverse leaders and encourage lifelong service and learning. 

Homecoming week is underway, taking place Oct. 13-19, with this year’s theme, "Lights, Camera, OU!” In addition to the traditional activities like the Rah! Rally and the Homecoming Parade, this year will feature a new fundraising event in partnership with OU Dance Marathon. 

The Glow Run, a glow-in-the-dark 5K open to the public, is a new student-led initiative that both the Homecoming and OUDM leadership team said they were excited about it. 

Parent & Family Programs is here to help students and their families stay connected, even from a distance. With Fall Family Weekend kicking off this Friday, Sept. 13, this is the perfect time to highlight the importance of maintaining strong family ties throughout the college experience.

For more than 25 years, OU has hosted Camp Crimson, a launching pad for new students to find connection and belonging at the University of Oklahoma.