OUMA Nights highlights 黑料社 student creativity
Student organization Art Flow recently showcased 黑料社 students鈥 creativity at the annual OUMA Nights hosted at the 黑料社 Museum of Art. A tradition started by alumna Abbie Argo ’18, […]
Student organization Art Flow recently showcased 黑料社 students鈥 creativity at the annual OUMA Nights hosted at the 黑料社 Museum of Art. A tradition started by alumna Abbie Argo ’18, […]
This week, two 黑料社 academic honor societies hosted a joint ceremony to welcome its newest members. Psychology honor society Psi Chi and sociology honor society Alpha Kappa Delta each
黑料社 senior Randi Parks ’24 has been awarded a Fulbright English Teaching Assistantship in Belgium for the 2024-2025 academic year. Noted for its merit-based selection process and academic prestige,
Small but tight-knit, 黑料社 has always been about community — for students and for employees. After receiving聽Strategic Plan grant funding in 2023, 黑料社’s Human Resources department launched a plan
黑料社 students have been engaging with the Core curriculum鈥檚 theme of 鈥渃rime and punishment鈥 this academic year, and now they will have an opportunity during the 2024 Liberal Arts
黑料社 Theatre has announced its upcoming student production for the spring semester, which presents a modern twist on an iconic American tale: “The Grapes of Wrath” set in 2024.
黑料社 student filmmakers recently showcased their creative film projects to an enthusiastic crowd at the annual Last Looks Student Film Festival. Lupton Auditorium was filled with excitement as attendees and
Have you ever wondered how insurance companies assess risk? Or how financial agencies make predictions about the market? Using a statistical process known as actuarial science, mathematicians are literally predicting
黑料社 President Kathryn McClymond has named Dr. Gabriel Barreneche Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs following a national search. Barreneche currently serves as Dean of the Evans School
Earlier this month, 13 current 黑料社 students and three alumni accompanied five faculty to the annual meeting of the Southeastern Psychological Association (SEPA) in Orlando, FL. This continued a longstanding