We hope that every graduate moves on into their next phase of life with the same determination they applied obtaining their degree at OCU.
University launches sanctioned Gold Star-signing tradition
An old university tradition has emerged with official university backing.
Opinion: Ms. Marty Pants, a bad advice column – April 28
In her final advice column, Ms. Marty Pants discusses mass email chains, finding jobs after graduation and responds to her number one fan.
OCU students and alums reflect on memories of last four years
From midnight breakfast, to ice storm, to stolen property, OCU students have accrued a wide variety of memories from their time in college.
School of Theatre alumna stars on ABC, CW
Laura Kariuki, acting alumna, is signed to serve as a series regular in two network TV shows throughout 2021.
OPINION: Ms. Marty Pants, a bad advice column – March 24
Ms. Marty Pants gives advice on graduation, getting a cat and burnout.
University responds to graduation hack with love, support
An unknown perpetrator hacked the virtual commencement ceremony on May 9 and displayed a racist and antisemitic drawing on the Zoom conference call screen.
Honorary commencement to occur online, working group deciding in-person date
On April 24, President Martha Burger announced an honorary virtual commencement ceremony will take place on May 9.
Seniors vote on commencement date after ceremony postponed due to COVID-19
Students from the class of the 2020 voted on a potential date for commencement ceremonies in the townhall Zoom meeting today.
Four seniors selected to work at Disney World
Four performance seniors will be joining the working ranks of Disney Park personalities.
Career Services plans events for graduating seniors
As students begin the spring semester, some return to the university for their last time as students.
Business professors discuss possible future recession
With news outlets across the country warning of a looming economic recession in the coming years, business students and faculty offer their views on the country’s financial future.
opinion: Columnist reflects on music career of pop singer Harry Styles
As the semester comes to a close, so does my time with Student Publications.
opinion: Film critic discusses changed opinions of past reviewed films
I’ve lampooned and worshipped a variety of movies on this page, but, for my final column with Student Publications, it’s time I took another look at some of these films in retrospect.
Runner lands accounting job a year before graduation
Annaleiz Palacios, accounting/finance senior, is already working at her post-graduation job.
Graduation details finalized, speakers selected
The day will begin with the baccalaureate ceremony at 9 a.m. May 5 in the Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel.
Religion professor to give commencement speech, recognized with awards
Dr. Lisa M. Wolfe, professor and endowed chair of Hebrew bible, was awarded the 2018 outstanding faculty award.
Graduation speakers to be announced
President Robert Henry chooses the undergraduate speaker with recommendations from Provost Kent Buchanan or trustees.
Enjoy final semester in college as graduation approaches
Graduation is less than three months away, but the semester’s work is nowhere near finished.
Event to help prepare seniors for graduation
Gateway to Graduation will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Feb. 14-15 in the campus bookstore in Tom and Brenda McDaniel University Center.
Deadline for May graduation requirements approaches
Though seniors are planning their post-graduation goals, there are still things to do in order to prepare for the big ceremony.
Olympic gymnast to speak at graduation
This year’s graduation speaker is an Olympic athlete, businessman and philanthropist. Bart Conner will speak at the undergraduate commencement ceremony May 7.
Commencement application deadline approaches
Students who plan to graduate in May need to apply for commencement. The deadline to apply for your diploma and for your name to appear in the commencement program is Feb. 26.
Podcast: University bestows honorary degree, students forced to move out early
A distinguished Oklahoman received an honorary doctorate and students are being forced to move out of dorms before graduation.
How to spring back after Spring Break
Knowing how difficult it can be to get back into the swing of things after Spring Break, it’s important to take steps on the first day back to encourage yourself for the last six weeks of hard work (yes, only six weeks left in this year!). Here are a few tips to make the transition a little easier.
Honors program accepts applications
The Honors Program is accepting applications for the spring semester.
