Author: Estela Castillo Melia

Sports, The Vista

Men’s Golf Finishes Second in Michigan

Estela Castillo Melia - September 22, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma men’s golf team finished second at the Regional Preview in  Michigan last Tuesday, shooting an 869, 17-over-par total over three ... Read More

Sports, The Vista

Broncho Soccer Opens Season 0-2 After Tough Opening Weekend

Estela Castillo Melia - September 3, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma women's soccer team opened its season going 0-2  over the weekend, falling 2-1 to No. 15 Minnesota State on Friday ... Read More

In-Depth, The Vista

A look into the Archives: Kate Barnard Oklahomas First Woman Elected into Statewide Office

Estela Castillo Melia - November 25, 2025

Kate Barnard, Oklahoma’s first woman elected to statewide office, became one of the state’s most powerful reformers by fighting for children, Native American families, prisoners, ... Read More

Campus, Tech

The Society of Women Engineers at UCO Attended the Women in STEAM Conference

Estela Castillo Melia - November 7, 2025

The Society of Women Engineers (SWE) from the University of Central Oklahoma went to the Women in STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering,  Arts & Design, and ... Read More

The Vista, Sports

Men’s Golf Finish Second in Final Tournament of their Fall Season

Estela Castillo Melia - October 29, 2025

The University of Central Oklahoma men’s golf team finished second at the final tournament of their fall season, the DBU Classic, this past Tuesday, held ... Read More

The Vista, Sports

Women’s Golf Finishes Third in Final Fall Tournament of the Season.

Estela Castillo Melia - October 24, 2025

The University of Central Oklahoma women’s golf team finished third this past Tuesday at the Regional Preview, hosted by Missouri Western State University at St. ... Read More

In-Depth, The Vista

Former UCO Athlete Went to the Olympics During Hitlers Regime

Estela Castillo Melia - October 14, 2025

Ray “Duke” Clemons from East Duke, Oklahoma, made history for the Bronchos in 1936 when he became the only athlete from the University of Central Oklahoma ... Read More