By: Amanda Alfanos, Editor-in-Chief

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 soph¬omore, may not return to the university in the fall due to the recently announced 5 percent un...

By: Corbin Hosler, Sports Editor

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 tourna...

By: Katie Alsup, Staff Writer

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 ...

By: Submitted

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 partne...

By: By Matt Patterson, Staff Writer NewsOK.com

Junior Wrestler Nik Turner couldn’t have picked a better time to start pinning people. The 157-pounder won both matches by fall during the first day of the NAIA Wrestling Championships at Abe Lemons Arena on Thursday, March 4. The former Norman Nort...

By: Mary Larsh, Staff Writer

Cramming, stressing, and panicking can seem unavoidable during midterm week. Some students have created their own ways to stay calm and focused during exam week. In preparation for midterm exams, seniors share their wisdom with underclassmen. Time managem...

By: Emily Duncan, Staff Writer

Performing before a crowd comes second nature to some students. Auditioning before a camera is something which some students may not be accustomed. Erynne Hundley, theater per­formance sophomore, initially auditioned for American Idol in August 2009. ...

By: Emily Duncan, Staff Writer

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 o...

By: Amanda Lautermilch, Columnist

The early civilizations of humankind were oral societies.Traditions were passed down through generations by storytelling. These stories and lessons were the key to human memory. Now, thanks to the invention of written language, we have gotten pretty good ...

By: Katie Alsup, Staff Writer

Midnight Breakfast returns to campus as students prepare for midterms. The Student Activities Council is hosting the event at 11 p.m. Tuesday, March 2 in the caf in Tom and Brenda McDaniel University Center. Hannah Brown, Union Activities Coordinator of S...

By: Matthew Pruitt, Staff Writer

I hate lobbyists. But really, I suppose I just hate lobbyists who lobby for things I don’t agree with. Realizing not all people share my views, there is a certain type of lobbyist I think should earn the disdain of every American – the corpora...

By: Emily Duncan, Staff Writter

Those looking for entertainment will have plenty of options this weekend. Students from The Wanda L. Bass School of Music and the theater department will perform in three shows. “Fuddy Meers” is a comedy about an amnesiac woman who wakes up ev...

By: By Amanda Alfanos, Editor-in-Chief

Music school officials give students the option of studying music while working toward ca¬reers in other areas. The Bachelor of Arts in music program allows students to take electives in pre-medicine or pre-law. This is the first year students have th...

By: Corbin Hosler, Sports Editor

OCU’s baseball team came from behind for its first Sooner Athletic Conference victory of the year. The team defeated Mid-America Christian, 8-6, on Wednesday, Feb. 24, at Jim Wade Stadium. Junior Infielder Matt Presley crushed an 0-2 curveball over ...

By: Lizzy Valles, Associate Editor

“Just because you can doesn’t mean you should.” This common expression was a topic of serious discussion in the Student Publications newsroom this week. Stu Pub staff, and ultimately members of the editorial board, decide what content wi...

By: Emily Duncan, Staff Writer

Talks of budget changes are in session as officials discuss ways to offset to a $5.9 million deficit. The deficit is due to a decrease in enrollment, Brian Holland, chief financial officer, said. From February 2009 to February 2010, there was a 2.8 percen...

By: Armand McCoy, Ad/Marketing Director

Student Publications received honors from the Oklahoma professional chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists. The awards were distributed at the 2010 Society of Professional Journalists Oklahoma Pro Chapter’s annual awards dinner on Feb. 2...

By: By Amanda Alfanos, Editor in Chief

Two new scholarships will be awarded to select dance and music students in the fall. The first lady, Brenda McDaniel was honored with two scholarships in her name on Feb. 15 at a friend’s home in Oklahoma City. McDaniel was surprised by the awards. ...

By: Darbi Williams, Staff Writer

On February 14 and 15 OCU Cheer and Pom Squad performed at the USA All-Star, Dance and College Nationals in California. The Cheer squad competed in both the partner-stunting division and the cheer small coed four-year college division. The Pom squad compe...

By: Clancey Cleveland, Multimedia Editor

Oklahoma City police are investigating the shooting death of OCU sophomore, Bradley Wahnee. Wahnee was standing outside at a friend's house around 5:45 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 21, on the 3200 block of NW 30th Street when a group of unknown suspects drove up, ...