It was a bad week for people who thought there would be something to look forward to last week. Personally, pulling up the class schedules had me feeling like a fool at 8am on April first, knowing full well that the classes I need aren’t being offered. If you see me posting The Weekly Yak’s […]
In this week’s April Fool’s edition of The Weekly Yak, I just want to say the most foolish app update is the one that gave people the option to remove the anonymity of an anonymous app. Why do people have usernames, and why are some of them so creative? It’s dumb. When I returned to […]
Who needs the news when the students of TU are more nosy than that aunt you only see once a year who thinks she’s entitled to updates on your nonexistent love life? Just in case you didn’t know, or haven’t left your dorm since the Frat Flu compromised the health of Oklahoma, we are having […]
We didn’t wake up to snow this morning, so I’d say that’s a rare success on Oklahoma’s part. A not-so-rare success is users of Yik Yak being quick with exposing info and truth within our small society, or perhaps we’re all just insufferably nosy. At least I am. That’s why I’m the curator of the […]
Especially in a state that was not built for earthquakes. The late-night earthquake on Groundhog Day was a wake-up call, both literally and figuratively. While the damage was minimal, there was a terrifying aspect of the 5.1 magnitude quake that shook the entire state and beyond, which was the fact that it should not be […]
I go to TU, of course I talk about missing community college all the time even though I begged on my hands and knees to get into this school. It’s only been three weeks of class and I want to tap out. In other news, the sun has finally returned and so has my personal […]
After a two-month hiatus and the emergence and dissipation of holiday cheer, The Collegian has returned along with The Weekly Yak, briefly renamed The Winter Yak for the purpose of this week’s edition. Although this is informal, I also welcome back the Clown Emoji who makes daily graphics for the events in and around our […]
The trial will continue despite Trump’s lawyers’ pleas for a verdict. Former President Donald Trump currently has four indictments under his belt and is awaiting trial on all four of them. Three out of four are scheduled to take place in the spring of 2024. However, he is currently on trial in the state of […]
Many hope Mike Johnson will be able to help Congress make progress in funding agreements. Congress has faced challenges regarding appropriation bills for the fiscal year of 2024 since the end of summer, avoiding a government shutdown and the removal of Speaker of the House Kevin McCarthy, following his passing of the stopgap bill that […]
For the last time this semester, welcome back to The Weekly Yak. It’s going to be a tough few weeks, but at least we finally get our Fall Break. The excitement of student life has decreased dramatically since Homecoming, and we truly are descending into dead week. To be honest, with the amount of sick […]