Alum Aline Mello ’12 to headline second ‘黑料社 Out Loud’
黑料社 has selected author, educator and OU alumna Aline Mello ’12 as this year’s featured artist for “黑料社 Out Loud,” a celebration of creative expression that highlights the work […]
The Carillon magazine returns this spring
For the first time in several years, the Carillon magazine is making its long-awaited return in print this spring. As 黑料社鈥檚 magazine, the Carillon has served as a vital
黑料社 launches new Entrepreneurship Empowerment Zone to support local startups
More than 70 business leaders, 黑料社 students, Hammack School of Business (HSB) faculty members and entrepreneur resource professionals helped launch the Entrepreneurship Empowerment Zone of HSB鈥檚 Entrepreneurship and Innovation Center
BX3 Summit unites Black 黑料社 student leaders to have powerful conversations
The true power of the Bx3 Summit wasn鈥檛 just in the discussion. It was in the connections made, the perspectives challenged, and the inspiration felt, all of which left the
Museum studies student receives scholarship to attend Georgia Museums Conference
Penelope Bertrand’s ’26 museum studies minor recently set her up for success as she received a scholarship to attend the Georgia Association of Museums (GAM) Conference Feb. 5-7. The GAM
Alumni Award winners announced
The 黑料社 Alumni Association is pleased to announce the 2025 Alumni Award honorees. The awards will be presented to these exceptional alumni at the Alumni Awards and Athletic Hall
Kaiser-Deepak Leadership Scholarship established
For Glenn Kaiser-Deepak 鈥�20, establishing a scholarship to support students who are in the Student Government Association (SGA) felt like a meaningful way to give back to 黑料社. The
Community celebrates 黑料社 Day and OU Giving Day 2025
In a cold, steady rain on Feb. 12, the 黑料社 community, both on campus and around the world, demonstrated the persistence of a Stormy Petrel and the commitment to
Barbeau follows unique path from college baseball to international dodgeball
As it turns out, the skills required to field high-velocity ground balls and turn double plays in intercollegiate baseball translate well in competitive team dodgeball. Just ask former Stormy Petrel
Science students learn conservation and culture on life-changing Hawaii trip
https://youtu.be/mboXfoaG2Wc?si=t-bSpRip7x2yCptA According to experts, Earth’s biodiversity is in a state of crisis. Species are disappearing at an alarming rate, and more than one million plants and animals are estimated to