Dana Branham
About
Dana Branham is a journalism senior and enterprise editor of The Daily. Previously, she worked as editor-in-chief, engagement managing editor, online editor, social media coordinator and news reporter.
Norman and the Oklahoma City metro area are full of cozy coffee shops. Each week through the end of the semester, we'll spotlight a different …
The Norman City Council’s oversight committee discussed new procedures for renaming streets at its Nov. 8 meeting — here’s what that means for…
Activists and city leaders stressed the need to keep pushing for change at a press conference following the Norman City Council’s vote to rena…
After experiencing a sexual assault, students have a lot of options. At OU, many reporting entities and campus resources work together, and OU…
A Norman City Council member called for the city to investigate a street named for a former OU professor and national KKK leader at Tuesday’s …
An OU student is organizing an event to have students and community members push for conversation on the renaming of DeBarr Avenue at an upcom…
With more than half an hour before OU President David Boren is scheduled to take the stage and make a not-so-secret surprise announcement, Hol…
President Boren laughs after thanking the party-goers for attending and the Union Programming Board and Campus Activities Council for organizi…
Sophomore Lourya Winn stands outside the chemistry building on the North Oval. Winn lived on DeBarr Avenue for about a year.
Dana Branham commented on Oklahoma football: Predicting the score of Sooners vs. Clemson Tigers (ORANGE BOWL)
Thanks for catching that!
Dana Branham commented on Oklahoma reports surge in earthquakes during 2015
That's really interesting -- geology's not my forte either, but how cool to be able to recognize a pattern. I'll have to look into that! Thanks for the comment, and feel free to get in touch in the future: danabranham@ou.edu
Dana Branham commented on "We want it chunky" and other gems from Jack White's contract with OU
The Oklahoma Daily was authorized to post the contract. Because the contract was between the artist and OU, a public state institution, the contract is a public record. We followed protocol in requesting the contract and rider, and this is how it was provided to us. We blacked out bank infor…