Author: Machenzie Glass

Machenzie Glass Editor in Chief of The VistaMachenzie Glass serves as the Editor In Chief of The Vista. She is a Junior at UCO with a major in Professional Media of Mass Communications with a minor in Journalism. She will graduate in the Spring of 2028.

News, Campus

3 Sigma Nu – Mu Tau Members Arrested After Serving Alcohol to Minors

Machenzie Glass - September 28, 2026

Three members of the University of Central Oklahoma Sigma Nu - Mu Tau chapter were arrested after a party served alcohol to eight juveniles, said ... Read More

The Vista

UCO Alumnus Decorate Edmond for Homecoming

Machenzie Glass - September 22, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma Alumni Association is collaborating with the Downtown Edmond Business Association Board to decorate downtown this homecoming season. Read More

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UCO Remembers Professor Brenda Brent

Machenzie Glass - September 21, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma reflects on the passing of Academy of Contemporary Music professor, Brenda Brent. Read More

The Vista, Campus

An Overview of UCOSA’s First Congressional Meeting

Machenzie Glass - September 3, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma Student Association (UCOSA) held its first congress meeting of the Fall 2026 semester on Mon. Aug 31. from 4 p.m. ... Read More

News, Campus

UCO Introduces AI Degrees

Machenzie Glass - September 1, 2026

The University of Central Oklahoma is introducing two Artificial Intelligence degree programs this Fall, in order to reshape the way its organizations operate, innovate and ... Read More

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Q&A: UCOSAs’ Semester Goals

Machenzie Glass - August 27, 2026

On May 1, the University of Central Oklahoma Student Organization (UCOSA) announced Jake Eads as elected president and Luke Underwood as elected Vice President after ... Read More

News, The Vista

Remembering Edmond History: 1986 Post Office Massacre

Machenzie Glass - August 20, 2026

On August 20, 1986, 44-year-old USPS mail carrier Patrick H. Sherrill opened fire into the Edmond City Post Office, killing 14 individuals, and harming six ... Read More