We need to maintain our commitment to relief efforts until communities are fully recovered, not jump from disaster to disaster.

Upgrades in the library are beneficial for people with nowhere to go but a major drawback in terms of pre-class crowds.

Museum’s admissions costs are a disservice to artists and museum-goers alike.

Shuttles on campus are unpopular because of their limited routes at unpredictable times.

Despite the drawbacks in knowledge retention, integrating technology in class closes the gap between rich and poor students.

People need to respect victims and the victims’ loved ones, not redirect the conversation to talk about themselves.

Foster parents sign up to take care of children, yet more than half of group homes failed the baseline requirements.

Democrats’ recent wins in local legislature are a sign of lack of voter turnout, not a shift in state party loyalties.

Title IX coordinators deal with gender discrimination, which some people mistakenly believe is an unnecessary position at this university.

Marijuana sales would increase sales taxes in Oklahoma, cushioning the budget and decreasing the number of inmates in prison.