Category: News
History feature: understanding the multifaceted lives of ancient Greek women through anti-reproductive practices
Partly-restored image from the "campstool fresco", Knossos: A. J. Evans, The Palace of Minos 4.2 (restored 1935) The ancient Greeks are sometimes condensed into a ... Read More
President Lamb reflects on first semester as UCO President
The end of the semester marks the end of the first full semester for UCO's 22nd President, Todd Lamb. Myself and UCentral reporter Lauren Jakson ... Read More
Luminance Returns to Edmond’s Mitch Park
With cold weather finally here, it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas. UCentral's Hannah Wager went to Mitch Park here in Edmond to take ... Read More
Aesop Rock’s criticism of corporations continue: “Integrated Tech Solutions” Review
Aesop Rock dropped his latest album, “Integrated Tech Solutions,” on Nov. 11. Rolling into his ninth full length release (ten with the inclusion of 1998’s ... Read More
Media works to build trust in a time of decreased news consumption
JD Peak Contributing Writer George Lang, adviser of The Vista, outside the Mass Comunications building. (JAYDON SIMS/THE VISTA). The University of Central Oklahoma’s coordinator of ... Read More
Mitch Park shines with this year’s ‘Luminance’
Luminance will illuminate Mitch Park this year. (CITY OF EDMOND/PROVIDED) With temperatures getting colder and the night coming faster, people look toward seasonal events to ... Read More