Raveena’s new release ‘Where the Butterflies Go in the Rain’ flutters into the summer with good vibrations
As the dog days of summer have kicked into full swing, listeners can cool off with the mellow R&B pop on Raveena’s latest release “Where ... Read More
Ryan Walters announces plans for Tulsa Public Schools amid backlash from protestors
Peyton Cleek Reporter Protestors gather outside the Oliver Hodge Education Building. (JESSEY KOLLIE/THE VISTA) Oklahoma held its monthly board of education meeting on May 23, ... Read More
DeadCenter film festival explores VR film tech
The DeadCenter film festival held an immersive, interactive film display in a quiet, low-lit room full of white Virtual Reality headsets. The soft clicks of ... Read More
Check your transcripts: UCO transfer students could graduate sooner
Xander Strickland Reporter A student writes a to-do list for their transfer into UCO. (SAM ROYKA/THE VISTA) By checking transfer agreements carefully, transfer students at ... Read More
Cage The Elephant’s ‘Neon Pill’ danced to soft rock angst
"Neon Pill" album cover Kentucky indie rock band Cage The Elephant released their sixth studio album, “Neon Pill,” on May 17, 2024. This follows 2019’s ... Read More
Loan counseling aims to manage student debt in Oklahoma
Micah Thompson Contributing Writer (ASSOCIATED PRESS/PROVIDED) Since 2008, the year of the “great recession,” the cost of student loans has skyrocketed. Former students often spend ... Read More
Turn back the clock: Earth may soon have a negative leap second
Carly Torbett-Guiles Contributing Writer Earth, courtesy of NASA. The Earth may be heading toward a negative leap second as scientists say timekeepers may have to ... Read More