Teacher shortages get real

The shortage of teachers within Oklahoma is steadily increasing. Teacher shortages have become a problem within Oklahoma and there has been work in trying to help solve these issues and prevent them in the future. The Oklahoma State School Boards Association details that from as early as 2017 there have been issues surrounding a lack […]

Broken Arrow Mounted Patrol Units

Broken Arrow Police Department has been training to become mounted officers, on horses. The Broken Arrow Police Department and the Rogers County Sheriff’s Office have been working together to train their department’s mounted officer units over the last weekend, Feb. 22 and 23. The training is a total of 40 hours across four days with […]

Stop The Hate in the 918

Stop The Hate in the 918 tattoo removal services to help individuals get over their past. Tattoo artists have come together for the eight-year running, promoting the Stop The Hate 918 movement within Oklahoma on Feb. 22. Tattoo artists from across Oklahoma and surrounding states donated ink and time to this event, held in the […]

Tulsa teenagers killed

Two Tulsa teens have been killed in an apartment raid and consequent shooting. Tulsa police are continuing to search for a suspect who shot and killed two teenagers. The shooting happened in an east Tulsa apartment complex on Feb. 8 according to Fox 23 News. Tulsa Police Department Homicide Detectives have identified 19-year-old Angel Ibarra, […]

Bird Flu and egg prices on the rise

Both the bird flu and egg prices are rising, so here is information on how to keep safe. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) details that the H5 bird flu is widespread in wild birds worldwide resulting in outbreaks in poultry and US dairy cows. This has resulted in several human cases in […]

SGA election results are in

The student body has chosen who it would like to represent it for the coming academic year. The Student Government Association released the results of the Fall 2025-Spring 2026 Senate and Executive elections on Feb. 19. As many senate candidates ran unopposed and SGA and its Elections Committee revoked the student’s ability to write-in their […]

The Golden Hurricane gets bullied on Texas road trip

Sports editor Jaralynn Tammi Morellano discusses men’s basketball’s inability to score last week. The University of Tulsa’s men’s basketball team had a cold and painful night in its match against North Texas last wednesday. As the school was facing a string of negative-degree reaching snow days, the Golden Hurricane was in Denton, Texas facing the […]

Washington DC plane disaster

FAA, ATC, RFK, or DEI, who is to blame? One of the most recent plane crashes has been deemed the deadliest US disaster since 2001 according to AP News. American Airlines flight 5342 and a US Army Black Hawk helicopter collided near the plane’s landing destination near Washington D.C.’s Reagan National on Jan. 29 reported […]

TU Basketball earns first winter road win

Sports editor Jaralynn Tammi Morellano says Tulsa only won one of its two road games last week. The University of Tulsa men’s basketball team had a reunion with one of its former players, a meeting that would only bring despair to the team as another close match fell out of its grip. The Golden Hurricane […]