Category: News
Bill targeting homelessness via fines will take effect November 1
Senate Bill 1854 fines homeless people on state land up to $50, allows unauthorized camping to be charged as a misdemeanor, and includes imprisonment for ... Read More
Money Motivation: Key car-buying tips for college students
Sam Kozlowski & Zak Royka Digital Editor & Reporter Buying a good car is not only a draining task, but an expensive one too! For ... Read More
‘Civil War’ covers horror at home from journalists’ perspectives
Warning: Spoilers ahead! Alex Garland continues to be one of the finest current science fiction writers, and he’s proved himself as a great director with ... Read More
SGA and Thunder ground Pelicans in stellar series play
Nicholas Borghini Contributing Writer Gilgeous-Alexander (ASSOCIATED PRESS/JULIA NIKHINSON) The Oklahoma City Thunder shut down the New Orleans Pelicans in games two and three of their ... Read More
UCO women’s sports reach proposed settlement in Title IX suit
Sam Royka and Jordan Adams Editor-in-Chief and Contributing Writer The judge will hear the settlement over the summer. (TESS PETERS/THE VISTA) The University of Central ... Read More
Brooks sisters put their twin strength to work with UCO rowing
Faith Brooks (UCO OFFICIAL) Hope Brooks (UCO OFFICIAL) Twin rowers Faith and Hope Brooks, originally from Arkansas but raised in Georgetown, Texas, have found their ... Read More
President Lamb investiture shows large turnout from UCO
Lamb speaks at his inauguration. (TAYLOR HORNER/THE VISTA) Todd Lamb, J.D. was inaugurated as the 22nd president of UCO on April 26, and was met ... Read More