The long awaited renovation of the Gold Star Memorial Building is slated for completion in December.The building, constructed in 1953, was built in memory of the Methodists who died in World War II, according to an article alumna Amanda Alfanos wrote for The Oklahoman.
Pom, cheerleading win national championship titles
Emily Tobin has never been one to cry, but said she found herself tearing up Saturday after learning she contributed to winning two national championships for OCU.
Community offers challenges for president at inauguration
With a mace in hand, medallion around his neck and a Bible near, President Robert Henry said he felt well-charged to serve as the 17th president of OCU.
Students witness dispute, arrest
Students witnessed a post-theft dispute at about 2 p.m. today, March 30, behind the Kappa Sigma House, 2412 Virginia Ave.
Students reimbursed for flood damage
When Morgan McLaughlin was released last month to move back into her room in Oklahoma United Methodist Hall, she didn’t budge.
SGA contenders campaign, aim for the win
Thirty-one students began campaigning for open Student Government Association positions last week.
Relationship hide and seek
Website uses anonymous “flirting” tactics to initiate college student relationships
Students file for SGA candidacy
March 7 was the deadline for students to apply for positions as official representative voices for the student body.
Committee examines plans to accommodate the disabled
Officials are deciding how to divide their budget for the next few years
Editor introduces new MediaOCU blogs
After sending out a campuswide survey last year during our redesign process, we hope to provide more content in an area our readers expressed particular interest in — opinion.
Tragedy, comedy at the opera
The Wanda L. Bass School of Music will premiere an operatic double feature this weekend, a tragedy and a comedy.
Leaving a legacy
Dance professor to depart, give students tangible gift
Students win seven broadcast honors
Eight students will take home awards for seven entries March 3 at the Oklahoma Broadcast Education Association’s student banquet day.
Community remembers ‘revolutionary’ professor
Using Yahoo! instant messenger and a TV screen, a student was one professor’s lifeline.
Students to produce film with professional
Ty Fanning and Dillon Horner acting sophomores, will be on set next month — not as actors, but as co-directors. The two will work for the first time to portray a script they co-wrote.
SGA officials appoint new senators
Student Senate appointed two new senators to fill seats vacated this semester. Katie Alsup and Alexis Embry were appointed to two of several open seats Jan. 25 during Senate’s weekly meeting.
Students affected by week’s fourth on-campus deluge
Residents of Smith Residence Hall’s northeast corner sought refuge after dorm flooding
Senators determine funding amounts, approve budget
Student senators were called to a special session tonight to vote on the Spring 2011 budget and organizational allotments.
Officials update students on ‘Titanic’ flood
Oklahoma United Methodist Hall residents were made aware this afternoon of statuses of their rooms. They were advised via phone call from John Riggs, dean of students, and housing officials to move out of the facility for the time being.
Student Government Association officials reprimand class senators
Four student senators failed to meet a Student Government Association requirement during the fall semester.
President vetoes anti-bullying resolution
Students won’t see possible changes to university bullying policies until the spring.
Officials name new associate business dean
Officials named Dr. Michael Williams as associate dean of Meinders School of Business.
Senators table bill, pass four bills unanimously
Student Senate passed four bills and tabled one bill at their Nov. 9 meeting. Two of the bills were presented by emergency.
Identity of new interim business dean revealed
Dr. Steve Agee will become interim dean of Meinders School of Business on Monday.
Officials choose interim business dean
Officials have chosen the new interim business dean, but are keeping his or her name a secret.
Fraternity president shares plans, goals
Offices are in place and Phi Gamma Delta founding members are aiming to build a reputation.
