OCUpella, a student-run a cappella group, is preparing for another year of performances.
The group has about 25 members with a wide variety of majors. Twelve new members were added into the group this year.
Delta Alpha Chi hosts events for Homeless Awareness Week
Delta Alpha Chi, the men’s Christian fraternity, is scheduled to host their Homeless Awareness Week from Sept. 30 through Oct. 4.
Skyline Ministries is a United Methodist organization dedicated to helping the homeless in Oklahoma City.
Annual peace festival planned
By Elisa Regulski, Staff Writer OCU is scheduled host the seventh annual Pinwheels for Peace Festival on Sept. 20. The events is planned from 4 to 6 p.m. at the Bishop W. Angie Smith Chapel. The festival, expression of the International Day of Peace, is free and open to the public. Oklahoma City businesses, elementary…
Student named second runner-up at Miss America
By Amy Fuhrman, Web Editor Kelsey Griswold, acting senior and Miss Oklahoma 2013, was named second runner-up at the Miss America pageant held in Atlantic City, NJ on Sept. 15. Griswold competed in the televised rounds of lifestyle and fitness, evening gown, talent and on-stage question. For talent, Griswold sang “Everybody Says Don’t” from…
Storm Causes Campuswide Power Outage
Power was out on campus for about 45 minutes as part of a storm-related outage in Oklahoma City.
Team of faculty, staff takes to the water
Faculty and staff have been spotted on the river as part of the Riversport Corporate Rowing League of Oklahoma City.
Drought heightens need for water conservation, leaves lake nearly empty
The drought that has hung over Oklahoma for the past two and a half years shows no sign of letting up.
Harden heads to Houston
By Susannah Waite, Staff Writer The Oklahoma City Thunder made a blockbuster trade with the Houston Rockets Saturday, October 27. The trade sends James Harden, Cole Aldrich, Daequan Cook, and Lazar Hayward to the Houston Rockets for guards Kevin Martin and Jeremy Lamb, two first-round picks and a second-round pick in return. For more information click…
‘Oklahoma Gazette’ staff recommends local restaurants
If you’re in a restaurant rut, you’re in luck. The Oklahoma Gazette has compiled a list of their favorite eateries for us to try.
Police reports released Oct. 24
Fugitive From Justice (x4) Violation of Suspended Sentence, Driving Under Suspension (2ndOffense), Fail to Comply w/compulsory Ins. Law and Operate M/V on Which Taxes & Fees are Due Monday, 10-22-12 1:30am; NW 23rd and Pennsylvania Avenue; Incident # 12-10-033; arrested: Freddie Earl Moss (no OCU affiliation); passenger: Tammy Sue Stewart (no OCU affiliation); impounded vehicle: gold 2002…
Oklahoma City Council adds discrimination protection for sexual orientation
A measure passed today to extend employment discrimination protection to gay workers in the metro by a 7-2 vote.
Players reject NBA offer, season is unlikely
The 137-day lockout continues after the collective bargaining process has “completely broken down.”
No deal reached in 12-hour NBA meeting, will reconvene today
The NBA lockout continues after a compromise could not be reached in this morning’s 12-hour meeting.
Mama E’s: True soul food
Mama E’s is a small local restaurant that has two locations in Oklahoma City. The newest location is at 900 W. Reno, while the original location is at 3838 Springlake Drive.
Banana Island: Dishes for brave, timid at heart
Banana Island, 1500 NW 23rd St, is a small Malaysian-style restaurant with a large selection of authentic foods.
