Talk about a loaded question. Earlier in March we heard about Oklahoma House Bill 2513 which as amended would allow active-duty military and National Guard and Reserve members, honorably discharged veterans, and those with at least 72 hours of firearms training certified by the Council on Law Enforcement Education. It also would require people authorized to carry a concealed...

Many have felt the anxiety of the final years of high school, sifting through admissions websites of difference universities hoping to find the right place. A new website hopes to fix that by centralizing all universities in one place. As an added twist, it also acts as a social network. Zinch.com hopes to help students find their dream college while proclaiming “you...

After witnessing one of the longest campaign cycles in American history, signs show that another could be around the corner. Nationally, Gov. Sarah Palin, Gov. Mike Huckabee and Gov. Mitt Romney are hotly advocated for a Presidential run in 2012 for the Republican party. President-elect Barack Obama, of course, will likely take the Democratic nomination. Closer to home,...

Colleges and Universities from across Oklahoma met Nov. 5-9 for a conference at the state capitol, where they explored the role of state officials and got a better understanding of how the legislative process works. Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature, or OIL, is one of the oldest mock-legislatures for college students in the United States. “I am convinced that this...

Tensions rise as voters prepare to cast their ballot indicating that supporters are preparing for a fight. In the final days, some students have noticed a change in tone among the opposition. “I’ve noticed a shift in strategy for sure,” Katie Thompson, OU ‘12, said. “Not only has the Cleavland Co. GOP contacted me like crazy, democrats have been attacking me...