Gaylord College students on board for paid internships
When I attended the University of Oklahoma as a student of the Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, my fellow students and I...
Slice of serendipity: NonDoc meet-cute leads to staff role
In 2015, I was waiting tables in the Paseo when Tres Savage and Josh McBee sat in my section. They were familiar faces and...
Oklahoma’s far-right accuses Rep. Kannady of ‘treason’
On the eve of the Nov. 6 election, the New York Times offered one of the best explanations for Oklahoma's Republican victories. Campbell Robertson...
Editorial: Murders of journalists put newsrooms on edge
Call it paranoia or call it a shrewd safety precaution: American newsrooms are focusing more on security during a year that has seen violent...
Pump the rocket brakes on Oumuamua as proof of ET
The news has been a little slow on the ground lately, so let's turn our attention to the skies, shall we?
Over the past two...
Hard-nosed civic engagement will remedy ‘Tulsa Trump’
Sure, the recent midterm elections were a win for progressive, forward-thinking Americans. You voted. You posted pictures of yourselves with your “I Voted” stickers...
Photos: Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival turns 22
Founded by three-time national fiddle champion Byron Berline the 22nd annual iteration of the Oklahoma International Bluegrass Festival picked and grinned its way through Guthrie...
Photos: Rally for transgender rights features peace, love
I had not been down to the Oklahoma State Capitol in ages, but I decided to head to a rally on Nov. 3 for...
Our divides are real, but we can fix them… Right?
Despite setting statistical records, it hurts that only 56 percent of eligible voters turned out for Oklahoma's midterm election, and it hurts even more that 40...
It’s time to debate the time for Christmas season
When do we, in a modern, civilized society, start Christmas season? It's a debate as old as ... rampant consumerism has been associated with...


















