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Tuition increase amount finalized

While some students will be making course selections for the upcoming fall semester in the next few weeks, one student may not. Adrean Indolos, nursing sophomore, may not return to the university in the fall due to the recently announced 5 percent undergraduate tuition increase. Full story

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Student leaders to host Spring Sing competition

Students will have the opportunity to show their music talents to their peers on stage during Blue Key Honor Society's 63rd annual Spring Sing competition. Spring Sing will be hosted at 8 p.m. Wednesday, March 10 in Petree Auditorium in Kirkpatrick Fine Arts Center. Full story

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Editor ‘loves’ work environment

Being the copy editor is not without its perks. While I am one the more disliked people on staff, I don't really mind it that much. Not because I like to be hated (and hated is an extremely strong word) honestly, I really just like where I work and whom I work with. Full story

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The search has ended

Fraternity selected for installation

Plans are underway for a new fraternity on campus. The expansion committee recently approved the decision to install a new chapter of Phi Gamma Delta (FIJI) on campus. The committee consists of four administrators and four students. FIJI was selected by officials because it’s the best fit for students and will offer them what they need, said Corey Hill, Interfraternity Council adviser. Full story

Stars win SAC tournament title game

The women’s basketball team kept their winning streak alive last weekend, picking up the Sooner Athletic Conference tournament title. The team has won 23 straight games heading into next week’s national tournament. The Stars won the SAC tournament title game, 62-55, against Oklahoma Baptist on Saturday at the Sawyer Center.

Officials to host women’s leadership panel

Meinders School of Business officials will host a panel discussion Thursday, March 25 about women in leadership featuring executive panelists from Teleflora, Coppermark Bank, Love’s, Sonic and others. The Meinders School of Business officials partnered with the Senior Executive Women’s Networking Group, Chesapeake Energy and the Executive Resource Center for the event, scheduled from 8 to 11 a.

Writer learns about Clara Luper, Civil Rights movement

February was Black History Month. Unfortunately I went the entire month without learning a single thread of black history, except perhaps for a few snippets of information I found in my law textbooks. Fortunately, I was sort of called to repentance during the first days of March by Tinasha Williams, second year liberal arts graduate.