After thirty years of serving Oklahomans, Bricktown’s oldest restaurant closed its door last Tuesday. Spaghetti Warehouse first opened in 1972 in the old warehouse district of…
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Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders claimed early victories in the New Hampshire primary, the first state primary in the 2016 presidential election. Supporters of republican…
An animal activists group is asking for an investigation of the Oklahoma City Zoo after the second elephant died at its facilities in the last…
Civil rights activists John Carlos and Tommie Smith spent Feb. 8 on the campus of Oklahoma Christian University sharing the stories and motives behind their…
The Eagles baseball team swept its opening weekend against Texas A&M–Kingsville and celebrated Head Coach Lonny Cobble’s 100th win at Oklahoma Christian University. Cobble achieved…
A directed conversation on “the hell of meth addiction” was conducted at the second Town Hall meeting at Oklahoma Christian University Thursday night. Jim Weaver,…
Faculty and staff members from various departments and former police officers gathered together to honor the retirement of a man committed to service on Feb.…
After years of criticism that Barbie has unrealistic proportions and sets an impossible standard of beauty for girls to attain, Barbie dolls are getting a…