The five most interesting articles written by college publications, as chosen by Currently OK’s editorial staff: OSU football player accused of rape, OU campus new home to State Department official, OU’s Bradford and Gresham injured, and more… Below are the top five for the week ending in Sept. 6, 2009: 1. Unsealed protective order shows Mosley accused...

The “Media Wars” series is meant to chronicle the decline of traditional media in Oklahoma and abroad. It is solely the opinion of the author and does not necessarily reflect the beliefs of CurrentlyOK as a whole. Newspapers across America are feeling the pain from a slouching economy, and The Oklahoman is no exception. Having no state-wide competitor, The Oklahoman...

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...

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...

A website claiming to revolutionize how students are perceived in the media launched Nov. 3, dubbing itself ‘CurrentlyOK.com.’ It’s writers? Seemingly average college students who say the average media doesn’t portray youth adequately. “It’s time for a new type of news,” founder and editor Hunter Ligon said. “Teens and twenty-somethings are used to being...