Category: In-Depth
Are Students Still Good Thinkers? A Philosophy Professor on Learning in the Digital Age
Dr. Jerry Green, assistant professor in the Department of Humanities and Philosophy at the University of Central Oklahoma, has spent years examining how students approach ... Read More
A look into the Archives: Kate Barnard Oklahomas First Woman Elected into Statewide Office
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
How Streaming Changed the Way We Remember Culture, According to a UCO Sociologist
As streaming platforms become the dominant way people watch movies, listen to music, and read books, University of Central Oklahoma associate professor Leeda Copley says ... Read More
Don’t Get Fired Up This Holiday Season
The crackle of the fireplace, the glow of candles, and the smell of home-cooked food signal the holidays – and fire risks, warns Fire Marshal ... Read More
NASA Hosts MMIP Awareness Event at UCO
Students make posters during NASA’s MMIP event. (Su Lay Nwe / The Vista) The University of Central Oklahoma’s Native American Student Association (NASA) hosted a ... Read More
A Dig into the Archives: The Mitchel Hall Hauntings
The University of Central Oklahoma's Mitchel Hall performing arts theater will be revisiting its ghostly history as grounds for multiple hauntings, as a well-known apparition ... Read More
The State of Student Situationships
The rise of “situationships,” those undefined, emotionally gray areas between friendship and romance, has become one of the most talked-about trends among college students. But ... Read More







