Physician assistant program officials are interviewing 300 applicants, which is 140 more than they interviewed last year.
Officials to launch redesigned university website
By the time they reach college, most students are familiar with the toil and difficulty that comes with navigating a college website.
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.
Cast of ‘Godspell’ prepares for final performance
Godspell takes inspiration from the Netflix original “Orange is the New Black” and the 1960’s Paul Newman film “Cool Hand Luke.”
Catch ‘em all on campus: Pokémon GO craze hits OCU
Pokémon GO, a smartphone game released in July, sparked the interest of students who are grouping together to play.
Sororities continue recruiting with open bidding
Two of the four sororities on campus have continuous open bidding for girls who are not involved in Greek life but would like to join.
NAIA declares cheer, dance sports
The Cheer and Pom teams will have the chance to win a National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics championship banner for the first time this year.
Volleyball starts season top ranked, 2-0
The OCU Women’s Volleyball team recently received top rankings in preseason polls, and began their season 2-0.
Course on first aid, CPR begins Sept. 9
Denise Binkley, director of testing, is teaching a three-week course dedicated to teaching students how to handle dangerous medical situations.
Students share favorite local places to eat, relax
Most students live on campus and while Alvin’s and the caf are options for everyone, some students still like to go off-campus to study, eat or relax.
Wrestlers to represent U.S. at World Championships
Two women wrestlers are going to the 2016 United World Wrestling Junior World Championships.
Endowment to benefit OCU soccer teams
Officials created an endowment to benefit campus soccer programs.
McSpadden named head NAIA softball coach
Phil McSpadden, head softball coach, was named National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics head softball coach of the year for the ninth time.
OCU to host basketball conference tournament
OCU will host the 2017 Sooner Athletic Conference basketball tournament.
Police asking for help after student’s cell phone stolen
Police are asking students for help and encouraging vigilance after a student was approached on campus and robbed of his cell phone.
Officials continue search for new provost
The search for a new provost will continue this semester, after one failed effort to fill the post.
Religious life starts academic year with new director
The Rev. Elizabeth Horton-Ware will take over as director of religious life.
Columnist offers advice to incoming freshmen
A letter to the incoming freshmen from a sophomore who’s just been through it.
Students encouraged to take time for themselves
Whether we’re freshmen or seniors, most of us start the new school year with goals, ambitions and sometimes even more concerns.
Free dinner, voter registration picnic set for next week
Oklahoma students who have not yet registered to vote in the upcoming election will have the opportunity to do so at the annual Voter Registration Drive picnic.
Food service app allows students to plan meals ahead of time
A new app from Sodexo, the campus food service provider, allows students to plan their meals without having to step inside the caf at all.
Student cell phone stolen, police asking for help
Campus police sent out an email this morning warning of a stolen cell phone.
Pokémon GO gathering hits OCU
A Pokémon GO event hits campus with the help of one OCU student and residence life staff.
Top five movie trilogies
Are you looking for something that will distract you from thoughts of homework, auditions or exams? Watch some of the best film trilogies.
Wrestling assistant coaches assume top posts
Two assistant wrestling coaches took over as head coaches during the summer.
Athletes maintain high expectations after summer success
The athletics department has high expectations for the upcoming season after a successful summer.
