Talon News: Oklahoma Christian's Student Newspaper

By Gideon Mallinson

International As part of a pilot scheme, people without housing will be able to open bank accounts at five of the United Kingdom’s largest banks...

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Photo Essay: Homecoming musical 2025

By Jonah Hays

Oklahoma Christian University's music department will perform Guys and Dolls three times during homecoming weekend. The following photos are from Monday's dress rehearsal.

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Meet the Student Government Executive team

By Guest Writer

As campus activities are in full swing this semester, the Student Government Association (SGA) continues to play a key role in representing student voices and...

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Talon’s Table food pantry marks 2 years of service

By Ella Mae Lucero

Talon’s Table, the student food pantry on campus at Oklahoma Christian University, is in its second year of service and continues to grow and adapt...

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Brandt coordinates a student-professor devo

By Alexis Krut on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Abby Bellow Junior Jaron Brandt, member of the spiritual life committee, recently proposed an idea for a Bible study that involves both…

Last print: The Talon moves purely online

By Lane Robles on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Abby Bellow After 56 years of producing a physical paper product, The Talon is taking its first definitive steps toward a unified…

Local employers pursue OC graduates

By Michaela Lawson on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Will Gentry As graduation approaches, many Oklahoma Christian University students set their sights on long-term employment opportunities – and seem to be…

Increases expected in number of US students abroad

By Tori Jones on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Alex Maxwell An international education institute is trying to increase the number of U.S. students studying abroad, with plans to double the…

Stafford North: 60 years serving students

By Hallie Milner on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Henoc Kivuye From teaching Greek to teaching tennis, Distinguished Professor of Bible Stafford North is a jack-of-all trades. When he came to…

Professor’s wife shows heart, gives kidney

By Jenny Dahl on March 28, 2014

Professor of Electrical Engineering Joe Watson may sit halfway down a church pew from Kara Johnson, but he certainly didn’t expect her response when…

A bright ray of hope for small business

By Guest Writer on March 28, 2014

Generally the hardest part of starting one’s own business is gaining the startup capital needed to get the ball rolling. This has never been…

Native American museum finds funding

By Taylor Lawrence on March 28, 2014

Photo by: Will Gentry After years of halted construction, the Oklahoma City American Indian Cultural Center and Museum may finally receive a completion date.…