Richie the ruffian is a little punk from Nichols Hills who enjoys video games, anime, pizza, and terrorizing his exhausted mother, Phylis.
Abbey Renner: the Wedgie you want to pick
Find out more about Abbey Renner’s nicknames, family, role models, and future plans.
Athletic department to host golf tournament, fundraiser
The athletic department will host a golf tournament to raise money for the upcoming season.
Guest news personality: Granny Perkins
Granny Perkins lives a simple life in her cozy Wisconsin cottage. Here are her thoughts on this week’s stories.
Campus tech installs new online printing system
PaperCut replaced the university system that required students to transfer their papers to a flash drive or school computer before printing.
Feature Friday: the Chickasaw Warrior statue
This week’s Feature Friday exposes the thoughts of a long-revered but scarcely heard campus figure: the Chickasaw Warrior statue.
Chartwells to hire more students at new Alvin’s
Students can now apply to work at the Market at Alvin’s and will get the chance to work at a future Chick-fil-A Express.
News according to Hillari the suburban mom
Hillari Miller, vegan suburban mom and part-time yoga instructor, leads a busy life but prides herself in her ability to keep up with the current news.
Maristella’s novella
Maristella Gullo, business administration senior and exchange student, shares her background and first moments at OCU.
Trustee brings OCU talent into women’s religious lectures
Jane Jayroe, OCU alumna, trustee and former Miss America, will utilize the talents of students and faculty in her lecture series for women of faith.
Librarian Victoria becomes an open book
Victoria Swinney, director of Dulaney-Browne Library, is a well-known icon on the OCU campus, but few students know much about her life outside of the library.
Sybil Tubb reports the latest tales goin’ round the wagon train
Sybil Tubb, a 19th century reporter from the Pioneer Enquirer, brings the most recent news to breeding grounds near you.
Whoa, Minh, what a woman!
Too few people know the shy but secretly brilliant and sassy Minh Ton, cell and molecular biology senior. Here’s a sneak peek into her life.
Music professor appointed to assistant provost position
Academic affairs officials hired Dr. David Steffens as the new assistant provost.
11 types of incoming freshmen
As OCU welcomes a new class of freshmen to campus, officials emphasize that students are individuals. However, most freshmen fit into specific groups.
Stars Week events to connect students through discussion, travel
Diversity Dialogues and OKConnect were organized to help acquaint incoming freshmen and transfer students with their new peers and surroundings.
10 death week distractions
Even with the rapidly approaching final papers, projects and exams, students manage to find time to procrastinate due to a number of distractions.
Students encouraged to prepare for severe weather season
As tornado season approaches, university officials said they want students to feel prepared and capable in extreme weather situations.
10 ways to save/make money this summer
There’s one thing almost all college kids have in common: they’re broke. Here are some ways to prevent going further down the pit of debt.
10 ways to replace self-abuse with hardcore self-love
Sometimes, you feel shitty about yourself. That’s not productive, so here are some ways to stop your self-abuse.
Students to receive free admission, voucher for annual Big Event
SAC chose to host this year’s Big Event at Frontier City, 11501 N. I-35 Service Road. Students will have free admission to the park from 7-10 p.m. April 20.
13 terrible OCU jokes
Q: Why couldn’t the theatre students read their new play?
A: Cause they hadn’t taken it Out of the Box!
10 first message suggestions for dating apps
The first message on a dating app can tell a lot about a person, and the wrong first impression can send dates running. Here are ten suggestions for the perfect first line.
Athletic officials to honor philanthropists at fundraiser
The athletics department will host the annual Sports Spectacular to raise money, honor sports contributors and recognize student athletes.
Professor uses obscene amount of fonts on presentation
Dr. Jorge Washington, history professor, claims that his use of multiple fonts helps students soak up knowledge from his PowerPoint presentations.
Signs that prove it’s time for Spring Break
If you identify with any of he following symptoms, you too have fallen victim to this spring (break) fever.
