Eagle PR campaign benefits Zambian famine relief
By Paige Steeley on April 15, 2020
A donation of $13 can feed eight people in famine-stricken Zambia for two weeks—this is the premise driving Eagle PR’s Zambia Mission campaign. According to…
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OC nurse serves COVID-19 patients in NYC
By Elise Miller on April 14, 2020
“It's a nightmare. It's a total nightmare.” Managing more than 10 patients at a time without a nursing assistant or tech, Oklahoma nurse Kym Langford…
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OC to receive $1.6 million in federal funds for direct student payments, campus expenses
By Keaton Ross on April 13, 2020
Oklahoma Christian University students facing unemployment and other economic hardships as a result of the coronavirus outbreak could soon receive emergency cash payments. U.S. Education…
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Seniors see the effects of COVID-19 heading into graduation
By Caleb Brown on April 9, 2020
Billions across the world are feeling the effects of COVID-19. Of these thousands, soon-to-be college graduates represent a group which COVID-19 has hit hard. These…
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Meet the 2020-2021 Club Presidents
By Paige Steeley on April 8, 2020
As another school year comes to an end, social clubs are looking forward to their new leadership in the upcoming year. Clubs met in person…
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My Final Article: Saying Goodbye
My Final Article: Saying Goodbye
By Morgan Boling on April 16, 2020
Wow. It feels weird to be saying goodbye. Goodbye to college. Goodbye to club. Goodbye to those experiences. Goodbye to the Talon. When I started…
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The End of Sports: Cancellations now and throughout History
The End of Sports: Cancellations now and throughout History
By Morgan Boling on April 10, 2020
Silence. No basketballs being dribbled, no soccer balls being kicked across fields and no fans erupting into boisterous cheers. On March 11, 2020, everything went…
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A season frozen in time: spring sports wrap-up
A season frozen in time: spring sports wrap-up
By Morgan Boling on April 3, 2020
When campus shut down because of the coronavirus pandemic, it stripped students of experiences such as club banquets, intramurals and award ceremonies. Spring sport athletes,…
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Oklahoma Christian students share tips to exercising and staying fit during COVID-19
Oklahoma Christian students share tips to exercising and staying fit during COVID-19
By Morgan Boling on March 27, 2020
With new ordinances being released across the United States, most cities have ordered the closing of all non-essential businesses, including gyms and workout facilities. Citizens…
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Baseball and Softball teams have season cut short due to COVID-19
Baseball and Softball teams have season cut short due to COVID-19
By Caleb Brown on March 25, 2020
In the wake of COVID-19, many athletes around the world are having to say an early goodbye to not only their season, but in some…
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Posts published in “Volleyball”

Volleyball players hope to lay groundwork for inaugural season

Volleyball players hope to lay groundwork for inaugural season

By Caleb Brown on September 4, 2019

For the first time since 1983, volleyball is returning to the athletic lineup of Oklahoma Christian University. The new roster contains transfers, freshmen and returning…

Barry Wheeler: Head Coach of Lady Eagles Volleyball

Barry Wheeler: Head Coach of Lady Eagles Volleyball

By Morgan Boling on February 6, 2019

Volleyball returns to the varsity athletics of Oklahoma Christian University in the fall of 2019. To lead this revival, Oklahoma Christian hired Barry Wheeler as…

My Final Article: Saying Goodbye
My Final Article: Saying Goodbye
April 16, 2020
Wow. It feels weird to be saying goodbye. Goodbye to college. Goodbye to club. Goodbye to those experiences. Goodbye to the Talon. When I started…
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Oklahoma Christian University begins offering Pass/No Pass
Oklahoma Christian University begins offering Pass/No Pass
April 10, 2020
With online schooling becoming the new norm for students and professors, Oklahoma Christian University has decided to allow students to take their classes as pass/no…
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Seniors see the effects of COVID-19 heading into graduation
Seniors see the effects of COVID-19 heading into graduation
April 9, 2020
Billions across the world are feeling the effects of COVID-19. Of these thousands, soon-to-be college graduates represent a group which COVID-19 has hit hard. These…
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OC’s Jeff McCormack leads fight against COVID-19
OC’s Jeff McCormack leads fight against COVID-19
April 8, 2020
Amidst a global pandemic, Oklahoma Christian University students and staff are working diligently to minimize the effects of COVID-19 in the Oklahoma City metropolitan area.…
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Sweet Relief: Giving sugar a break
Sweet Relief: Giving sugar a break
April 7, 2020
I have always heard sugar is like a drug—it gives you that sweet hit of dopamine, then leaves you wanting more. For my entire life,…
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Faith in times of hardship
April 17, 2020
So far, I do not think 2020 has gone the way anyone has expected it to. It seems like every time I get on social…
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When Things Don’t Turn Out the Way They Should
April 17, 2020
At the end of 2018, I wrote an editorial about how there is no ideal college experience. Now more than ever I stand by that…
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My Final Article: Saying Goodbye
April 16, 2020
Wow. It feels weird to be saying goodbye. Goodbye to college. Goodbye to club. Goodbye to those experiences. Goodbye to the Talon. When I started…
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Saying goodbye
April 15, 2020
I wish I could say joining the Talon was my decision, but in no way was it my own. My friends did not tell me…
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Reaching the finish line
April 13, 2020
I was assigned my first Talon story on Aug. 29, 2017. Back then, I was a wide-eyed sophomore, in many ways still adjusting to college…
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