News brief Nov. 18-22
By Ava Wilkerson on November 22, 2024
International: The streets of London, England, bustle with excitement this week upon the upcoming premiere of the feature film, “Wicked.” The film stars Arianna Grande…
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News brief Nov. 11-15
By Ali Richardson on November 15, 2024
International: In the town Shelf, near Halifax, a rare scarlet tanager was spotted after being flown off course by strong winds associated with the recent…
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The hunt for the Redbox-tober
By Gideon Mallinson on November 14, 2024
A group of Honors freshmen are making dozens of calls seeking to obtain an abandoned Redbox kiosk from any local business they can win over.…
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Oklahoma Christian fall enrollment exceeds national trends and surpasses past records
By Ali Richardson on November 13, 2024
Both public and private schools are affected by fluctuations in population, college interest, program interest and other concerns. If college attendance declines nationally, universities often…
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News brief Nov. 4-8
By Gideon Mallinson on November 8, 2024
International LignoSat, the world’s first wooden satellite, arrived at the International Space Station on Tuesday. An unmanned SpaceX rocket carrying the cube-shaped satellite was launched…
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Men’s Intramural Update: Chi sweeps volleyball and individual sports to take all sports lead
Men’s Intramural Update: Chi sweeps volleyball and individual sports to take all sports lead
By Timothy Lee on November 25, 2024
After a massive, uphill climb for Chi, their hard work finally paid off. The club now holds the lead in the all sports rankings: here…
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Women’s Intramural Update: Gamma holds all sports lead while Theta sweeps individual sports
Women’s Intramural Update: Gamma holds all sports lead while Theta sweeps individual sports
By Faithanna Olsson on November 25, 2024
The last of the fall intramurals are over, but the race for all sports is only just beginning. From volleyball playoffs to ping pong singles,…
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Intramural Update: The brackets are [almost] set
Intramural Update: The brackets are [almost] set
By Timothy Lee on November 18, 2024
While intramural volleyball is near the end of its regular season, individual intramurals have just begun. Athletes adverse to team sports now have the chance…
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Intramural Update: Lambda and Gamma set themselves, while Chi climbs to first
Intramural Update: Lambda and Gamma set themselves, while Chi climbs to first
By Timothy Lee on November 11, 2024
Intramural volleyball is here, and so far, the competition has been fierce. Four divisions are battling it out for points in the rankings, and with…
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Out of the cold and onto the court: Intramural Volleyball Preview
Out of the cold and onto the court: Intramural Volleyball Preview
By Timothy Lee on October 31, 2024
With the weather getting colder, intramurals are moving indoors until March. However, the competition will be just as fierce as before, with volleyball being the…
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Posts tagged as “paying collegiate athletes”

Do collegiate athletes deserve to be paid?

Do collegiate athletes deserve to be paid?

By Madison Hagood on March 21, 2016

College football sits in the rearview mirror and Division I basketball’s “March Madness” is in full swing across the nation. Fans have filled out brackets…

Flurries of excitement at Senior Salute: December grads gear up for winter commencement
Flurries of excitement at Senior Salute: December grads gear up for winter commencement
November 21, 2024
On Tuesday, Nov. 18, 2024, December graduates gathered in the McIntosh Conservatory for the semi-annual Senior Salute. The graduates, buzzing with anticipation, formed a line…
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Eagle PR launches “Chocolate Without Chains” campaign for Tony’s Chocolonely
Eagle PR launches “Chocolate Without Chains” campaign for Tony’s Chocolonely
November 20, 2024
Eagle PR held various events in November to promote Tony’s Chocolonely’s ethical chocolate with a mission to trace, sustain and collaborate for a fairer cocoa…
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Women’s professional mentorship take on Polished
Women’s professional mentorship take on Polished
November 14, 2024
On Nov. 12, a group of female students from Oklahoma Christian University's Women's Professional Mentorship class attended a Polished Network event in Oklahoma City. Polished…
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Counseling center support groups: A hope for healing
Counseling center support groups: A hope for healing
November 13, 2024
Oklahoma Christian University’s Counseling Center recently began offering support groups for students. These groups provide support for areas like depression and anxiety, pornography and social…
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Reflecting on Oklahoma Christian’s tornado trial
Reflecting on Oklahoma Christian’s tornado trial
November 11, 2024
On the morning of Nov. 4, students woke up to messages alerting them of a tornado heading toward campus. Emergency sheltering measures were immediately issued…
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How I Wrote Myself Out of A College Experience: A Confession and A Farewell
December 2, 2024
My entire life has been consumed with stories. From listening to make-believe tales on the swings to hearing my friend’s latest anecdotes over FaceTime, I…
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Trump selects Kennedy, Gaetzs to oversee health and justice
November 19, 2024
After Donald Trump’s victory in the 2024 presidential election, America awaits his administrative nominations for the executive branch. The president appoints thousands of executive branch…
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Republicans spar over Senate leadership
November 12, 2024
While a clean electoral sweep vaulted President Donald Trump to the White House, the balance of power also flipped towards the GOP in the U.S.…
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Finally, election day
November 5, 2024
As Election Day looms over the country, millions of Americans who have not participated in early voting will take to the polls to cast their…
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Slim Senate Races at Forefront of Political Battle
October 29, 2024
Battleground Senate races are gaining traction across states like Arizona, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, and are projected to be hard-fought wins. With…
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