TV Review: ‘A Series of Unfortunate Events’ is a theatrical treat
By Georgia Davis | Jan. 16, 2017The series, based on the book series by Lemony Snicket, started streaming on Netflix on Friday the 13th.
NEWS BLOGS
TV Review: Premiere of 'The Young Pope' is absurd, but you should watch it
By Marisa Fernandez | Jan. 16, 2017HBO premiered the shocking drama starring Jude Law as a limited series Sunday.
Chainsmokers 'let down' fans with new track 'Paris'
By Kevin Pan | Jan. 16, 2017Chainsmokers' new song "Paris" strays from their original EDM sound.
Pet Instagram Review: Movie Cats, the film-loving cat and owner who mimic scenes from popular movies
By Sean Wolfe | Jan. 15, 2017This cat and owner recreate scenes from famous films.
Martin Luther King Jr. addressed students in Athens years before the March on Washington
By Maygan Beeler | Jan. 15, 2017Martin Luther King Jr. spoke to a crowd of 3,600 on OU’s campus in 1959 as a conference leader for the 18th Ecumenical Student Conference on the Christian World Mission.
Former University of New Mexico president speaks about diversity, departure from previous university
By Kaitlin Coward | Jan. 13, 2017Robert Frank talked about his experiences working with a diverse student body at the University of New Mexico and how that could benefit him at OU.
Migos cancels OU stop; FAFSA is due soon
By Jonny Palermo | Jan. 13, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter.
Activists at Little Fish Brewery pushing back on fracking in Wayne National Forest
By Nora Jaara | Jan. 12, 2017Little Fish Brewery unveiled a new brew called "No Frackin' Wayne" in opposition to fracking in Wayne National Forest.
Housing is in the process of making final offers to students who want to live in the residence halls as upperclassmen
By Maggie Campbell | Jan. 12, 2017Upperclassmen housing offers will be made available next week.
Khloé Kardashian’s ‘Revenge Body’ helps contestants in a healthy way
By Hannah Wintucky | Jan. 12, 2017Self-confident and healthy, fit bodies were the results of Khloé Kardashian’s Revenge Body.
North Dakota State University President discusses athletic funding, addresses email scandal during second presidential forum
By Lauren Fisher | Jan. 12, 2017The candidate discussed topics such as diversity, activism and faculty tenure during the event in Baker Ballroom.
Student Senate holds forum before concealed carry referendum
By Kevin Pan | Jan. 12, 2017Student Senate leaders held a forum Thursday night to help students better understand Senate Bill 199 and the referendum process.
FAFSA deadline approaches two months earlier with new guidelines
By Bennett Leckrone | Jan. 12, 2017The priority deadline for the FAFSA is Jan. 15.
Despite mayor's comments, jaywalking enforcement has not increased
By Bailey Gallion | Jan. 12, 2017While patrolling jaywalking is difficult, APD is looking to start citing for the offense.
Ex Post Facto: Top stories from the week include Jeff Market update, Nellis forum
By Jonny Palermo | Jan. 12, 2017Catch up on the happenings in Athens during the first week of the new semester
An email chain got out of hand; Phillips to serve as director of Rural Action
By Bennett Leckrone | Jan. 12, 2017Your daily Athens newsletter
Some older security cameras on campus might not be connected to OU's central server
By Kevin Pan | Jan. 12, 2017Some of the university's older cameras might be in need of an upgrade.
A timeline of President McDavis' last days, presidential search process moves forward
By Kaitlin Coward and Megan Henry | Jan. 11, 2017McDavis' last day at OU will be Feb. 17.
Student Senate: Concealed carry stance to be put to a student vote
By Anastasia Nicholas | Jan. 11, 2017The referendum will be distributed to the student body via online ballot, and the results will be announced at the Student Senate body meeting on Jan. 25.
OU is moving forward with The Ridges Framework Plan as it narrows its search for a developer
By Abbey Marshall | Jan. 11, 2017Eight firms submitted a Request for Qualifications to become a development partner with the university as of Jan. 9.
