University of Oklahoma News

Contestants for the 2010 Miss Ada Scholarship Pageant and the Miss Ada Outstanding Teen Pageant make final preparations this weekend for competition Monday night.

Charlotte Bunch, an activist, author and organizer in the women's, civil and human rights movements for four decades, was on the University of Oklahoma campus Thursday for the launch of the Center for Social Justice.

Two University of Oklahoma journalism and mass communication students will travel to Bangladesh over the winter break to help train Bangladeshi journalists.

Cleveland County prosecutors have charged a University of Oklahoma employee with first-degree arson in connection with several fires on campus.

Erlang Training and Consulting Ltd. sponsors the 11th Symposium on Trends in Functional Programming and Francesco Cesarini sits on the programme committee.

U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts visited the University of Oklahoma College of Law Tuesday.

A University of Oklahoma employee has been charged with intentionally setting fires in a building on campus.

University of Kansas, "Big Jay" T he University of Colorado's mascot, "Chip," gained a headstart in defending his national championship title.

OU and other state schools received a total of $68.8 million in stimulus funding this year and are expected to get an equal amount next year.

NORMAN, Oklahoma Ceremonies were held in Norman Wednesday to honor the veterans of the past and present.

CLICK HERE for a video on the Bizzell Memorial Library. Frank Lloyd Wright described the Bizzell Memorial Library at the University of Oklahoma in Norman as Cherokee Gothic.

The Oklahoma Hall of Fame has added seven new members, including a posthumous honor for basketball star and musician Wayman Tisdale.

The Oklahoma Hall of Fame does not induct many members posthumously. Those it does are true legends.

Gov. Brad Henry has appointed Lisa Tipping Davis of Edmond to a vacant district judgeship in Oklahoma County.

STILLWATER Oklahoma State University and its partner institutions in industry have been selected to receive $4.2 million from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to continue development of biofuels.

John H. Monnett teaches "Native Americans in American History" to upper-division undergraduate students at Metropolitan State College of Denver.

University of Oklahoma police shut down a portion of the Norman campus briefly after a suspicious package was discovered outside a building on the South Oval.

Two Native American journalists from the Osage News in Pawhuska will speak about current trends in the journalism industry 6 p.m. Thursday at the University of Oklahoma.

During the last 40 years, Oklahoma has become the world's leading atmospheric observatory.

Virginia Smyth was a pioneer in helping seniors live their remaining years both happy and healthy.