Summer learning a first step in pandemic recovery initiative for students
BETHANY — Monday night in a church classroom, OKC artist and poet Gregory II had a group of fifth through seventh graders repeat words...
Regents advance tuition increase, OU Health merger despite questions about timing
Despite the objections of two student leaders and a new regent, the University of Oklahoma Board of Regents today approved OU's FY 2022 budget,...
Two challenge longtime Citizen Potawatomi Nation chairman
John "Rocky" Barrett has been tribal chairman of the Citizen Potawatomi Nation for 36 years and is running for re-election against two challengers: Lisa...
Newly digitized OU Daily archives offer a window into university’s identity
The University of Oklahoma's student newspaper, long called The Oklahoma Daily and now simply The OU Daily, put out its first issue in 1897,...
Promised Land: Biden administration pushes funding for McGirt ruling caseloads
Last summer's U.S. Supreme Court ruling on McGirt v. Oklahoma sparked numerous questions and complexities surrounding Indigenous and non-tribal jurisdiction. As these questions arise...
Courts ‘in limbo’ as Ottawa County tribes await reservation rulings
MIAMI — Over the next six months, the Oklahoma Court of Criminal Appeals is expected to make decisions about whether the landmark McGirt ruling...
U.S. Rep. Tom Cole asks education secretary to withdraw grant priorities
WASHINGTON — U.S. Rep. Tom Cole is using more caution on a bill he co-sponsored in March about civics education since the Biden administration...
Planned Parenthood Action: New abortion restrictions hurt Oklahomans
The Oklahoma Legislature, in race to prove which state in the nation is most hostile to abortion access, sent four anti-abortion bills to Governor...
OU: Releasing reports on sexual misconduct, donor data ‘serve the public’s curiosity – not its interest’
(Editor's note: The author of this article and NonDoc Media are plaintiffs in the lawsuit referenced below.)
The morning after NonDoc filed a lawsuit asking...
As Oklahoma Schools Risk Management Trust folds, districts on hook for obligations
The Oklahoma Schools Risk Management Trust, a self-insurance pool that has provided property and casualty insurance for Oklahoma public school districts since 2009, will...
