Former University of Oklahoma law professor Anita Hill entered the national spotlight in 1991, testifying against U.S. Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas, whom she accused of sexual harassment. Though Thomas went on to be confirmed as a Supreme Court justice, Hill’s legacy transcends those Senate hearings and lives on in modern movements like #MeToo. Now […]
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USAO students continue the work of artist Jesús Moroles
Students work to complete Coming Together Park and remember the lessons of artist-in-residence Jesús Moroles after his recent death.
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Artist-in-residence to create a park, place of serenity at USAO
Jesús Moroles and students begin work on Coming Together Park.
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Yuval Waldman
Violins, Christmas concertos and the acoustics of the Gold Dome building will combine to create one unforgettable night of music. The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is bringing back its Holiday Concert Under the Dome with Yuval Waldman. The internationally renowned Waldman is an artist-in-residence at USAO and has worked with the university […]
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Yuval Waldman
Violins, Christmas concertos and the acoustics of the Gold Dome building will combine to create one unforgettable night of music. The University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma is bringing back its Holiday Concert Under the Dome with Yuval Waldman. The internationally renowned Waldman is an artist-in-residence at USAO and has worked with the university […]
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‘Mind’ mapped
These were just two of the 16 groups of students competing in KSBI’s “Mind Games” game show, similar to “Jeopardy!”’s college tournament, but without all the smarty-pants Ivy Leaguers. Winners receive scholarships funded by the Chickasaw Nation. KSBI will give a portion of $200,000 in scholarships to all participants in the fall and spring tournaments. […]