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By Chuck Greenlee | Mar. 7, 2018Your daily Athens newsletter.
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At a Tuesday event, Brie Sivy described how an OUPD detective helped her start recovering from trauma.
Body members passed four resolutions at the Tuesday night meeting.
He proposed after his very public breakup.
She met a handful of her suitors.
The body will also vote to purchase donuts for International Women’s Day.
The decision to revise the plan follows a lawsuit from the Center for Biological Diversity.
Buy that lager sooner rather than later.
Here are some of the best tweets from women to celebrate the beginning of Women’s History Month.
OU President Duane Nellis and interim Vice President and Provost Elizabeth Sayrs brought their concerns about the act to Faculty Senate.
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He proposed to Becca K. then went to the runner-up.
The eight students met Monday night for a town hall forum.
The Graduate Employee Organization, or GEO, released a report Sept. 15 that showed the minimum stipend at OU to be lower than nine of its 10 peer institutions.
The episode featured six different perspectives to tell a story.
Members also passed an ordinance that allows Athens Mayor Steve Patterson to apply for a grant through the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
A Student Senate bill hopes to start conversations about specialized mental health care for athletes and other groups on campus.
Here are five must-see movies hitting theaters in March.
The OU Finance and Administration department has eliminated 24 positions in the past two years.
The body will also vote on four resolutions at its Tuesday night meeting.