HTC, graduate students showcase culminating projects
By Carly DeLuca | Apr. 22HTC seniors and graduate students reach their final academic milestone with thesis and dissertation presentations.
HTC seniors and graduate students reach their final academic milestone with thesis and dissertation presentations.
The organization currently has five teams of students who work with local clients from start to finish, bringing the vision for their business or organization alive.
Black History Month is celebrated in Athens through events like “Heroes in Color” at the Athena Cinema and the Black Student Union’s “BSU Week.”
Textbooks come at a large price for many students, but some classes require even more.
Formed in 2024, the African Jama club promotes the collaboration of dancing, singing and drumming among all students regardless of ethnicity.
Students abroad talk about a day in their life.
After moving out of Seigfred Hall and into the Research and Technology Center, students and staff are making emotional and physical adjustments to the new space.
The Princeton Review ranked OU among the country’s Top 50 Green Schools, recognizing it for its sustainability efforts and principles.
Since its introduction in 2012, the Dry January initiative has gained popularity around the world with millions participating each year.
Soon-to-be OU alums look forward to engaging in traditions and planning for post-graduate life.
As 2025 and Spring Semester have both already begun, students set goals for the new year and how they plan to keep them.
With fall semester coming to a close, it is time for fall graduates to throw their graduation caps and say goodbye to OU. This can be a rewarding, yet daunting time, however, OU ensures to support each senior every step of the way.
Resources across campus exist to help students balance their stress with some fun
The Post’s Human Interest writers and editors listed the things and people they are grateful for this year just in time for Thanksgiving break.
Thanksgiving break helps students and faculty stay afloat during the chaotic semester. Those who travel home can enjoy home-cooked meals and quality time with family, while others who stay on campus are encouraged to celebrate the holiday with the culinary staff.