During his time in office, Henry worked to promote interfaith dialogue and received several awards for his efforts.
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Musicology curriculum changes, new classes offered to students
The two musicology seminars for the fall semester are American Music during the Depression and World War II, and Sound and Religion.
Students respond to SGA runoff election, discuss constitutionality
The top two candidates for SGA president participated in a runoff election Tuesday.
Trustee Martha Burger chosen as new university president
Trustee Martha Burger was named the 18th university president Sunday.
Jordan Tarter elected as SGA President
Jordan Tarter, English junior, was elected Student Government Association president Tuesday. Tarter’s campaign platform included such topics as representation, student safety, environmental activism, and SGA transparency.
Trustee Martha Burger chosen as university president
The university will have its first female president.
SGA election results in second round of voting
There will be a runoff election between Jordan Tarter and Randy Gipson-Black 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. March 27. Students are debating the legality of this decision.
Three juniors contend for student government presidency
Incumbent SGA President Randy Gipson-Black, religion/political science junior, is running for re-election. Rodney Smith, religion/philosophy junior and SGA secretary, and Jordan Tarter, English junior and SGA senator, also announced their decision to run for SGA president.
Students meet with third university presidential candidate
Thom Chesney is one of the top three candidates in the running for university president. He met with students March 21 as a part of an open panel discussion.
Students meet with, give impressions of second presidential candidate
Dr. Myron Pope is one of the top three candidates in the running for university president. Students met with him March 20 to discuss the issues they want to focus on.
Student Government officials invest $45,000 in reserve fund
SGA currently operates out of allocated funds from the university and roll-over funds left by past administrations. This is the first time officials have made investments in this way.
Official encourages awareness as severe weather season begins
Severe weather season in Oklahoma is typically from March to May, and the state ranks third in the nation for most frequent tornadoes.
UPDATED: Campus police respond to attempted abduction
A man tried to abduct a female student in Cokesbury Court Apartments.
University officials alter method of sharing information
Officials of the Department of Education are requiring universities to update their network and data security policies.
Free Movie Night canceled due to ‘unforeseen circumstances’
Student Activities Council’s Free Movie Night was canceled due to unrevealed reasons. The event has not been rescheduled.
SGA applications open for students
Applications are open for positions within Student Government Association and will close 5 p.m. March 5.
Student, alumni ska band releases album dedicated to former student
The band released a new extended play record at a performance on Feb. 10 called “Quiet Beginnings.”
Student stuck in falling elevator asks for permanent fix
Stephanie Nozomi-Krichena, percussion performance sophomore, was riding the elevator from the fourth floor to the first floor when it started falling in increments.
University closes due to inclement weather
Officials decided to close the university at 4 p.m. due to snow and ice on campus. Students have mixed reactions about the closure.
Nursing student begins donation drive
The Student Nursing Association is accepting donations of feminine products and coats for the Norman school district.
OCU law alumnus selected as new member of board of trustees
A law alumnus has joined the the board of trustees and will get a say in the selection of the new university president.
Methodist Hall elevator falls with student inside
A student was stuck in a falling elevator in Oklahoma United Methodist Hall this morning.
University officials provide presidential search update
A search committee is working with an executive search firm to replace President Robert Henry, who plans to retire in June.
Progress underway for parking spot repainting plan
Student officials say plans are underway to repaint the parking spots.
Presidential search kept confidential, updates minimal
Officials plan for OCU’s 18th president to take office in July, but the search committee refuses to discuss progress on finding President Henry’s replacement.
Professional development events planned for spring
Students will have several opportunities for career advisement and professional preparation this semester.
