A committee of OCU faculty and staff members organized a number of fundraising efforts to benefit United Way of Central Oklahoma, all designed to get students involved.
The events will commence on Monday, October 21st, with bake sales outside of the cafeteria, and will continue throughout homecoming week.
The university’s police department is attempting to become compliant with federal campus safety laws, but their efforts may be too little, too late.
University officials refuse to comply with federal campus safety laws regarding the prompt release of archived crime logs.
University police failed to publish up-to-date crime statistics in the 2012 annual security report by the federally-established deadline.
The police department has raised fines for parking violations and added new penalties to the violations summons.
Voters will make more than one important decision in the upcoming election. In addition to determining the next president, Oklahomans will vote on six state questions on the November ballot.
As Election Day draws closer, it is important that students know their rights at the ballot box and are aware of how to vote if they are unable to make it to their polling location on Election Day.
Voter registration deadlines have passed in most states, but there still is time for registered voters to request an absentee ballot.
Two sophomores were elected to executive positions with Student Government Association.
March 7 was the deadline for students to apply for positions as official representative voices for the student body.
Students won’t see possible changes to university bullying policies until the spring.
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