“If you’re walking down the street and you smell weed, that’s not uncommon,” she said.
University of Oklahoma
Puterbaugh Festival brings cultural opportunity to Norman
Poet and essayist Alain Mabanckou will be featured among other scholars at this year’s Puterbaugh Festival.
Nonprofit organization bolsters recent graduates and public schools
Teach For America helps underserved schools in Oklahoma with specially trained teachers.
Ballerina Yvonne Chouteau’s legacy lives on in Oklahoma dance
Yvonne Chouteau is best remembered as one of the Five Moons, Native American prima ballerinas from Oklahoma.
Chicken-Fried News: Racist robes
A photo from an OU fraternity ceremony raised questions after it was shared on social media.
This group of OU art students changed the course of Native American art
“Lois Smoky was a trailblazer. She picked up that brush; she was educated in a formal institution,” said Tracey Satepahoodle-Mikkanen.
Chicken-Fried News: Musical stalkers
University of Oklahoma Gender + Equality Center used ‘questionable’ popular lyrics in campaign against normalizing unhealthy behavior.
Norman Mardi Gras Parade offers community joy
Founded in 1994, Norman Mardi Gras Parade continues as one of the community’s best-kept secrets.
Chicken-Fried News: Stop hovering
Don’t even think about taking your totally rad hoverboard onto the campuses of Oklahoma’s largest universities.
Chicken-Fried News: Fatherly advice
OU president David Boren doesn’t think it’s a good idea for Dan Boren to run for governor.
