Hannah Kloppenburg,
Editor-in-Chief
Association of International Students hosted a competition composed of performances intended to teach the audience about “World Icons.”
Ethan Veenker,
Apprentice Editor
Panic! at the Disco, MisterWives and Saint Motel were rather underwhelming last week at the BOK Center.
James Whisenhunt,
Commentary Editor
“Steeped” allows artists the chance to examine how tea impacts human lives and culture, though only a small number of the pieces went beyond a cursory glance.
James Whisenhunt,
Commentary Editor
The Gilcrease’s event was well-intentioned, but the disproportionate ratio of female/male art on display kept it from being the feminist celebration it wanted to be.
Ethan Veenker,
Apprentice Editor
Interspersed amongst the familiar Spoon-funk is a plethora of electronic sounds and other elements of experimentation, though the band stays true to their style.
Amy Cairns ,
Student Writer
The hall governments of John Mabee and Lottie Jane Mabee teamed up for a drag show contest to close off Mabee Week.
Michaela Flonard,
News Editor
The new restaurant, part of a small chain, promises to bring authentic flavor to this Midwest town.
Nick Rethford,
Apprentice Editor
The 2017 St. Patrick’s Day Run proved to be a perfect way to benefit the Special Olympics of Oklahoma.
Brennen VanderVeen,
Student Writer
Disney’s live action adaptation of “Beauty and the Beast” expands on the critically acclaimed 1991 film to create a highly familiar but similarly enchanting tale.
Ethan Veenker,
Apprentice Editor
Freedman’s zany and entertaining poems made for a novel experience.