Early in the month of the March, OCU’s University Worship service celebrated International Women’s Day by amplifying female voices and emphasizing the foundational role of all members of the body of Christ. When I was asked to deliver the sermon, my brain was immediately filled with courageous, groundbreaking women of the Bible. We are reminded…
Religious Life Celebrates Ash Wednesday
This past Wednesday, March 22nd, was Ash Wednesday, meaning that the Lenten season is upon us! Lent is a 40-day season celebrated by many Christians to spiritually prepare for the coming of Jesus on Easter. Ash Wednesday marks the beginning of this liturgical season known for its fasting and almsgiving. Campus Religious Life sponsored a…
Housing selection continues, students advised to choose promptly
Students who filled out housing draft applications should prepare to request specific rooms next week.
editorial: Campus community encouraged to remain accepting, regardless of church decision
The United Methodist Church’s decision to maintain their traditional stance on the LGBTQ community, meaning they won’t perform same sex-marriages or allow openly LGBTQ clergy, left many students feeling upset.
Methodist officials vote to condemn same-sex marriage
The future is uncertain for the LGBTQ community in the United Methodist Church.
Students frustrated by noises, plumbing in Methodist Hall
Students have reported annoying sounds and plumbing issues throughout United Methodist Hall.
Methodist leaders propose new LGBTQ plans
United Methodist leaders soon will decide how members of the LGBTQ community may fit in the church.
Editorial: SGA needs to reform on-campus recycling program
Recycling has yet to be implemented in a functional way on campus.
Housing officials to host ‘Spookfest’ event
Housing officials will host a carnival-like event to celebrate Halloween.
Students express concern about leaks in Methodist Hall
Students experienced problems with water leakage last month in United Methodist Hall.
Senior takes step toward Methodist ordainment
Melaina Riley, religion senior, was accepted into Garrett-Evangelical Theological Seminary in Evanston, Illinois with a full-tuition scholarship.
Campus tech takes steps to improve Wi-Fi in residential areas
Students might notice an improved Wi-Fi signal in residential areas.
Students frustrated with parking, housing communication
Students have complained about issues of clarity and transparency with parking and housing.
President Henry addresses racial profiling accusation
President Robert Henry is addressing racial prejudice on campus.
Professor chosen to revise social principles of Methodist Church
Dr. Mark Davies was named a convener for the process of revising the Social Principles of the United Methodist Church for the Natural World section.
Religion students help peers find home churches
The Wesley Center implemented a new Methodist “Church-Hopping” program to help students find home churches.
Art club poster supporting BSA ripped
A poster showing solidarity with the Black Student Association was torn down earlier this month.
Students encounter, report strangers on campus
Students reported some unknown people on campus earlier this month.
Young Democrats buy recycling bins for Methodist Hall
Methodist Hall residents soon will have an easy way to recycle.
Black Student Association event posters ripped in Methodist Hall
Students and officials are questioning the motives behind a recent vandalism on campus.
Students frustrated with ongoing maintenance in Methodist
Students are frustrated by ongoing construction and water-related issues in United Methodist Hall.
Underground springs cause leaks in entrance from parking
The east stairwell of the Level 2 parking garage in United Methodist Hall has become home to a puddle that appears without notice.
Methodist scholarship, loan application opens
United Methodist students may be able to get more money for college than they previously thought.The Global Board of Higher Education and Ministry is offering scholarships and low-interest loans to students confirmed in the United Methodist Church.
Students receive, appeal tickets for incorrect parking
Students are having to appeal tickets for parking in the wrong spots in on-campus parking lots.Across the campus, there are four small areas reserved solely for visitors to park, as well as a few single spots scattered throughout the area.
Winter weather worries: home, car, and personal health
Oklahoma will finally be feeling the chill, as we drop from near-record highs to lows near freezing. This kind of temperature jump can wreak havoc on cars, homes, and the human body, so before you enjoy the chill, make sure you follow these tips to simplify life.
