On a High Note: Musicians and others work hard to stop Trump
By Halle Weber | Oct. 27, 2016Thirty musicians have banded together to create music to "disendorse" Donald Trump.
POLITICS
Voices from the field: The power and practice of talking politics as a college athlete
By Tony Wolfe | Oct. 21, 2016Finding a time and place for difficult political and social conversations varies for athletes.
Women’s center to host panel discussion about women's role in elections
By Chris Peterson | Oct. 18, 2016The event will give women the opportunity to discuss aspects of the upcoming elections with panelists from the political field.
The presidential election matters to OU’s international students, but many cannot vote
By Bharbi Hazarika | Oct. 16, 2016Despite the growing presence of international students in the U.S., they have little say over the political decisions that may directly affect them.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: Trump's hurtful words feed into rape culture
By Chuck Greenlee | Oct. 10, 2016Donald Trump's hurtful words exemplify what is wrong with the world.
Sarcastic Scoop: Vice presidential candidates rebuked by Clinton and Trump for discussing policy
By Marco Omta | Oct. 6, 2016“I told you, stick to the low blows. But no, you had to talk about the economy.”
Talking Politics: Students and faculty discuss respecting political opinions in the classroom setting
By Rebekah Barnes | Oct. 5, 2016Constructive discussions can come from sharing fact-based political opinions in class
University operations will continue as normal during Former President Bill Clinton's speech Tuesday
By Kaitlin Coward | Oct. 3, 2016Clinton will speak at 11:15 a.m. at the west side of Templeton-Blackburn Alumni Memorial Auditorium on Tuesday.
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: The importance of voting and seeing Former President Bill Clinton speak
By Chuck Greenlee | Oct. 3, 2016History is going to be made during this year due to the polarizing nature of the election.
Local socialist organization sees Jill Stein as best alternative to status quo
By Taylor Maple | Sep. 28, 2016The International Socialist Organization says there is an alternative to "voting for the lesser of two evils."
Edwards, Grace discuss energy, education in town hall forum
By Lauren Fisher and Bailey Gallion | Sep. 27, 2016Hosted by Student Senate, the debate drew supporters of both candidates, packing an OU lecture hall.
Edwards and Grace to debate in town hall Tuesday, despite scheduling confusion
By Lauren Fisher | Sep. 22, 2016Sarah Grace and Jay Edwards will take part in a town hall forum, hosted by Student Senate, on Sept. 27 from 7 to 9 p.m.
Clinton's free tuition plan might benefit public colleges but hurt taxpayers
By Lilli Sher | Sep. 18, 2016Hillary Clinton's campaign is calling for free tuition for families earning less than $125,000 a year, but not all are convinced the plan is best for American taxpayers.
For What It's Worth: Congress is not moving fast enough on environmentally aware bills
By Michael O'Malley | Sep. 6, 2016President Obama has failed to pass legislation on environmental protection despite noting its importance in his last State of the Union address
Chuck's Collegiate Politics: University of Chicago’s letter about trigger warning largely misunderstood
By Chuck Greenlee | Aug. 29, 2016Safe spaces have no effect on those uninvolved despite University of Chicago’s letter.
Ohio Statehouse candidates discuss education and the presidential election
By Lauren Fisher | Aug. 28, 2016Sarah Grace and Jay Edwards, candidates for Ohio’s 94th District, will participate in their first public forum in October.
Clinton campaign field office comes to Athens
By Nora Jaara | Aug. 25, 2016The Democratic presidential nominee expands her ground game in Ohio.
