Category: News
Fall Break unchanged; campaign doesn’t move needle far enough
The University of Central Oklahoma’s “Move the Needle” campaign reported 44% of students registered their vaccinations, 6% short of their first goal. The university spent ... Read More
UCO community reacts to in-person classes
COVID-19 has shifted the way in which life on campus has functioned. After a year of virtual learning and extended classrooms, UCO has finally allowed ... Read More
New exhibition at UCO’s Melton Gallery
The University of Central Oklahoma's Melton Gallery and School of Design hosted an opening reception for a new exhibition titled "Women's Rights are Human Rights" ... Read More
Bike safety a priority since thefts
Since early August, there have been six or seven bike thefts on campus, said Jeff Harp, executive director of Public Safety and chief of police ... Read More
UCO kicks off Latinx Heritage Month
Latinx Heritage Month kicked off on Wednesday as the University of Central Oklahoma’s Office of Diversity and Inclusion hosted a Latinx Heritage Month conference on ... Read More
Bystander training educates students on violent scenarios
UCO Health Promotion will host a bystander intervention training from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Thursday in Thatcher Hall, Room 343. The training, which is ... Read More
UCO Move the Needle campaign at 24%
The University of Central Oklahoma's "Move the Needle" campaign has been going on for awhile now, with flyers all over campus and emails sent to ... Read More