Throughout this month, educators across the state will face the most challenging school year to date. Adaptation is inevitable in teaching. New testing standards, breakthroughs in curriculum, and gross underfunding have all spurred changes in education. Still, no single event has uprooted the fundamental environment of instruction like the COVID-19 pandemic. In March, Oklahoma State […]
Oklahoma Christian University
Posted inArts & Culture
OCU welcomes the Symbiotic collaborative art series to Hulsey Gallery
The exhibit runs at OCU through March 9.
Posted inArts & Culture
OKC Phil cellist Valorie Tatge’s weekly work schedule is a balancing act
Tatge, a Norman native, has been playing with OKC Phil for the last 25 years.
Posted inNews
The fight for permanent legal status will take Dreamers and their allies to Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation
The fight for permanent legal status will take Dreamers and their allies to Oklahoma’s Congressional delegation. Efforts are already underway.
Posted inArts & Culture
Beer yoga combines physical and mental wellness with adult beverages
Instructor Brooke Larson began practicing yoga while a student at the University of Central Oklahoma.
Posted inMusic
Psych-pop band Special Thumbs hopes to make an impression with a vinyl release for its debut EP
Copies of the 10-inch Pollen EP will be available at the band’s release show Oct. 14 at Blue Note Lounge.
Posted inNews
Student veterans find strength, support as they head to college
“When you first get out of the military, you feel a sense of loss,” Noe said.
Posted inArts & Culture
OC graduates help build a popular Star Wars toy
“It was kind of like a game of 20 Questions that we played with the Lucasfilm team,” she said.
Posted inNews
Chicken-Fried News: Wesleyan out
Bartlesville university is no longer a member of the Council of Christian Colleges and Universities because member schools hired homosexuals.
Posted inNews
Rick Steves’ Oklahoma
The stop was part of his “20 cities in 20 days” road trip of speaking engagements, but the soft-spoken Steves used his March 10 stop at Oklahoma Christian University to get decidedly feistier than the topic of how to find the best lutefisk in Norway. “The organizers of the talk had prepared me to be […]