Here’s how OU is continuing to recruit students during COVID-19
By Claire Schiopota | Sep. 27, 2020OU has ramped up its digital recruitment due to COVID-19.
OU has ramped up its digital recruitment due to COVID-19.
Whether you saw one game or none, here’s what you missed during Week 5 of TVC-Ohio football.
The women behind Slow Chapeaux, Jan Spring and Kate Kelley, believe in slow fashion and use this belief to upcycle hats.
People under 30 years old make up over 81% of cases in the county.
The album has highs and lows from each member.
The recent independent comic Ice Cream Man has captured the essence of what made The Twilight Zone a cultural mainstay.
Since the post-hardcore quartet never falters, this ranking was nearly impossible.
The show streams live on Twitch, hosted by DJ A-Roc.
This was the Spartans fourth game in a row that was decided by 30 or more points.
Let’s play ball.
The Buckeyes haven’t lost this matchup since 2015.
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Keem made a return to his solo music career Sept. 18 with the release of two songs, “hooligan” and “sons & critics freestyle.”
Donating money and posting a black square is not enough anymore.
Having a campus COVID-19 testing center is great, but the way OU is going about testing is not.
With the help of both OU’s Center of Entrepreneurship and Women’s Center, OU executed a virtual opportunity for students to gain inspiration from woman founders.
It is difficult to have faith in a system that has a history of failing Black people.
This film takes a great idea and mixes it with a horrendous plot and identity crisis that leaves a sour taste in the viewer’s mouth.
From “Say So” to “Savage,” TikTok has changed how we find our favorite music.
Some city events have been canceled while others are still up for discussion.