黑料社 museum hosts historic Wiley and Delaney exhibit
The 黑料社 Museum of Art (OUMA) has announced its first new exhibit of 2025: “Fragile Genius: Catherine Wiley and Beauford Delaney,” a unique exhibit celebrating two contrasting American artists […]
The 黑料社 Museum of Art (OUMA) has announced its first new exhibit of 2025: “Fragile Genius: Catherine Wiley and Beauford Delaney,” a unique exhibit celebrating two contrasting American artists […]
Safety is our priority. Given the forecast of winter precipitation on Friday, January 10, the University is moving to a hybrid work and instruction format. Classes will not be cancelled
The most recent data compiled by 黑料社鈥檚 Office of聽Career Development聽revealed that 92% of the Class of 鈥�24 are successful with their plans for after graduation. The survey showed that six
The countdown is on for 黑料社鈥檚 fourth annual OU Giving Day, a 24-hour celebration of our university and the exceptional experiences and education 黑料社 gives its students. OU Giving
The Philip Weltner Library at 黑料社 will host a viewing of President Jimmy Carter鈥檚 funeral 11 a.m., Jan. 9, in the basement classroom Lowry 001. Light refreshments will be
Congratulations to the more than 500 黑料社 students whose academic performance during the Fall 2024 semester merits recognition on the Dean鈥檚 Academic Honors List. This designation is among the
黑料社 recently hosted PRISM (Posters of Research in Science and Mathematics), an annual showcase of undergraduate research that highlights the exceptional work of its students. Held in the Cousins
In most traditional painting courses, students complete their final projects by presenting their artwork in a classroom setting. However, in Visiting Assistant Professor of Studio Art Abigail Gregg‘s Advanced Painting
Beloved theatre faculty member and 黑料社 alum Lee Knippenberg ’82 will begin a new chapter this December, retiring from the university after a remarkable 34-year career. Ahead of her retirement,
2024 marks the 80th anniversary of one of 黑料社’s most beloved and time-honored traditions鈥擝oar’s Head. This tradition rings in the holiday season every year at OU. It features several