Sometimes, you feel shitty about yourself. That’s not productive, so here are some ways to stop your self-abuse.
Students to receive free admission, voucher for annual Big Event
SAC chose to host this year’s Big Event at Frontier City, 11501 N. I-35 Service Road. Students will have free admission to the park from 7-10 p.m. April 20.
13 terrible OCU jokes
Q: Why couldn’t the theatre students read their new play?
A: Cause they hadn’t taken it Out of the Box!
Learn about SGA presidential candidates, vote this week
Voting for the next Student Government Association president opens 8 a.m. Tuesday and closes 5 p.m. Wednesday.
10 first message suggestions for dating apps
The first message on a dating app can tell a lot about a person, and the wrong first impression can send dates running. Here are ten suggestions for the perfect first line.
Athletic officials to honor philanthropists at fundraiser
The athletics department will host the annual Sports Spectacular to raise money, honor sports contributors and recognize student athletes.
Professor uses obscene amount of fonts on presentation
Dr. Jorge Washington, history professor, claims that his use of multiple fonts helps students soak up knowledge from his PowerPoint presentations.
Students sick, frustrated by campus health clinic staff’s availability
The campus health clinic’s appointment schedule filled quicker than usual during the last couple weeks due to various sicknesses spreading around campus.
Signs that prove it’s time for Spring Break
If you identify with any of he following symptoms, you too have fallen victim to this spring (break) fever.
Housing draft process changes again, moves online
The housing draft, the process by which students pick their room assignments for next semester, will take place exclusively online this year.
Campus joins with new food service provider
OCU will enter enter a contract with a new food service provider on July 1.
Religious solicitors on campus disturb, pressure students
Some students have expressed discomfort when people visit campus to promote their religions.
12 OCU-inspired Oscar-winning movies
OCU may be more famous for producing Tony Award-winning performers, but several Oscar-winning movies have plots inspired by the OCU campus.
10 signs you’re dating a pud
There is a recurring societal trend in which a young, lovely, talented person marries a pud (someone with less personality than a potato).
Students concerned with food allergens
Some students claim that Sodexo, OCU’s food services provider, does not accommodate their dietary needs, especially in the caf.
Film Guild to host Academy Awards watch party
The Film Guild will host an Oscars watch party during the 89th Academy Awards ceremony.
Blue Alerts tell students to go into lockdown
OCU and Oklahoma City police are searching for suspects in a possible shooting near campus.
8 advantages to being single, according to famous people
While many pears are fretting over Valentine’s Day plans, we single folks can lay back and appreciate the lack of pressure to be romantic.
President vetoes recycling bill, suggests smaller program
Ken Williams, chemistry senior, started the Repurposing Club on campus to promote individual efforts to improve the environment.
BREAKING NEWS: Student discovers that Tom Brady is an OCU grad
“I had never heard of him before, but I knew I had seen his face somewhere,” Bergman said. “I realized he was the guy from that Intel commercial.”
Campus cook organizes month-long Valentine’s celebrations
Willie Butler, weekend campus cook, organized a Valentine’s Day celebration that will last all of February in the Caf.
Campus cook organizes month-long Valentine’s celebrations
Willie Butler, weekend campus cook, organized a Valentine’s Day celebration that will last all of February in the Caf.
Student grows attached to bedbugs in dorm
“I admit I was repulsed by the bedbugs at first, but my feelings changed over the month I spent with them,” Jenkins said.
Students produce off-campus show
Franziska Harms and Zoe Settle, acting juniors, are co-directing an off-campus production as part of a weekend of sexual assault awareness.
Felons on campus? Criminals admitted on case-by-case basis
University officials do not automatically refuse admission to students with criminal records.
Obama spends first day without POTUS duties stuck at DMV
“Seatbelts are for losers and whippersnappers,” said Darryl McAlester, DMV driving instructor. “Everyone knows that. It’s an alternative fact.”
