Oklahoma City University recently awarded Broadway star Kelli O’Hara with an honorary doctorate of humane letters.
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Chicken-Fried News: Tolerant tithes
An Oklahoma City University student received crowdfunded help so he could stay in school.
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OCU’s nationally recognized theater program now resides in the basement, second and third floors of Gold Star Memorial Building.
OCU’s nationally recognized theater program now resides in the basement, second and third floors of Gold Star Memorial Building.
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Oklahoma City University Theatre launches season
OCU’s selection of plays are performed with pros and students.
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Canterbury Choral Society set auditions for new members
The choir is in its 48th year.
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OSP kicks off season with The Winter’s Tale
This season’s Oklahoma Shakespeare in the Park lineup includes The Winter’s Tale, You Never Can Tell, Wittenberg and Julius Caesar.
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Commentary: What the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building bombing taught us
It is hard to believe that 20 years have passed. I was taking roll in a public speaking class at Oklahoma City University that fateful morning, and a young woman who was often tardy strolled in at 9:05 and said, “Sorry I’m late, but they just blew up a building over there.” I remember thinking […]
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OCU and Oklahoma Historical Society hosting an evening showcasing Turpen’s new book, while raising scholarship funds.
OCU and Oklahoma Historical Society hosting an evening showcasing Turpen’s new book, while raising scholarship funds.
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Let’s dance
Oklahoma City University’s American Spirit Dance Company will present its 33rd annual spring show this weekend. This year’s show, titled Footloose, Frankenstein and Fedoras will feature 24 dance numbers performed by a cast of 158 dancers. The show will feature fast-tempo tap numbers, chorus and kick lines, dancers dressed as Champagne bottles, big hair from […]
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An innocence question
Karl Fontenot Two separate Pontotoc County juries sentenced Fontenot to death for the April 1984 slaying of Ada convenience store clerk Denice Haraway, although his sentence was later commuted to life in prison without parole because of an improper jury instruction. OIP director Tiffany Murphy said the group’s request was filed after a lengthy investigation […]