Shooting volcanic ash 6 miles into the air, Mount Etna’s most recent eruption brought a volcanic storm with it. On…
Nursing homes suffer during COVID-19 surge
The Omicron variant is running rampant in long-term care facilities where inhabitants are extremely vulnerable. As of Feb. 18, the…
TU to begin purchasing textbooks for freshmen
The program also aims to reduce the overall cost of textbooks for undergrads, according to interim provost Jennifer Airey. In…
40 person brawl at Golden Corral
The fight reportedly broke out because of a steak shortage. On Jan. 28, there was a large fight that broke…
George Justice interviewed on becoming new provost
In the interview, Justice said he plans to make “a positive difference” at TU. On Jan. 18, President Brad Carson…
Executive candidates outline the future of SA in press conference
The election consists of four candidates running unopposed for leadership roles within Student Association. Student Association is responsible for allocating…
Governor Stitt prohibits nonbinary birth certificates
Stitt believes his executive order is necessary to protect Oklahoma values. Last November, Governor Kevin Stitt directed the Oklahoma State…
Amazon, UPS and FedEx packages stolen off freights
Railroad crimes in Los Angeles have increased during the pandemic; Union Pacific blames District Attorney George Gascón. In January, packages…
Oklahoma retail theft ring busted
A complex system of shoplifting and reselling stolen goods was unearthed by state and federal authorities. On Jan. 14, over…
TU extends Temporary Campus Safety Measures
Masks are still required, professors may teach remotely and another 500 students will be tested for COVID-19 in the coming…