The Learning Channel, which features shows like I Am Jazz and Little People, Big World, may have some learning of its own to do.
This presidential election campaign has been a circus, making it even more clear that we keep our important decisions close to us.
Though not everyone in the LGBT community is oppressed in the same way, they all face similar societal problems, writes bautista.
Going green starts with the way we live, including our time spent in residential halls on campus.
Both the United States and Myanmar will be facing a monumental election that may decide the course of their governments closer or further from true democracies.
Fourteen years after the horrific attack, it’s time we remember the other victims of 9/11 — American Muslims.
Errors do happen, but they must be publicly corrected to help the learning process.
Nicole Arbour recently came under fire after she uploaded a video to YouTube that many found offensive.
Columnist Erin Davoran discusses why she thinks parents deserve a weekend dedicated to them.
Columnist Courtney Mihocik weighs in on the debate about healthy and unhealthy body images of models.
Columnist Lauren Bacho discusses a substitution for hauling around weighty camera equipment.
After six members of OU’s Student Union resigned from Student Senate, the Union looks to build power elsewhere.
The tech company has set its sights on conquering a new field of the medical variety.
Davies discusses the success of the billionaire turned politician.
Amplified Observations' columnist Luke Furman explains why it’s all right to like and appreciate an album but never return to it after an initial listen.
Netflix shows Orange is the New Black and Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt lead the charge in portraying women positively in TV.
With new products and additions to preexisting ones, Apple looks to add higher quality technological advancements to their brand.
The change in logo for the search engine caused a firestorm of negativity online, but several companies have also come under similar analysis.
Relationships can be complicated, but time in the bedroom doesn’t have to be.
Kim Davis, along with a few presidential candidates, have a strange notion that their religious actions of going against the Supreme Court is protected by the First Amendment.
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