Category: Politics

Campus, News

UCOSA presents Buss, DEI, and Narcan bills to Lamb

Jake Ramsey - April 17, 2024

Lamb declined to comment on the legislation presented to him according to the UCOSA executive team. (ETHAN BROWN/THE VISTA) Both the Faculty Senate and the ... Read More

Campus, News

UCOSA and Faculty Senate partner to pass separate legislation on DEI and Narcan

Jake Ramsey - April 1, 2024

President Lamb's office is in Old North. (JAKE RAMSEY/THE VISTA) University of Central Oklahoma Faculty Senate passed legislation which proposes the placement of an Overdose ... Read More

Politics, News

2024 Oklahoma Legislative Session at Halfway Point

Mark Lowe - March 30, 2024

This year's legislative session at the State Capitol is officially halfway done. UCentral's Mark Lowe visited 23rd and Lincoln to get us caught up on ... Read More

News, Politics

‘Uncommitted’ votes show discontent in presidential options

Sam Royka - March 29, 2024

Viewers watch a presidential debate at a watch party in San Francisco in October 2020. (ASSOCIATED PRESS/JEFF CHIU) Though President Joe Biden and former President ... Read More

News, Politics

Super Tuesday means a rematch: a look at platforms in 2024

Sam Royka - March 22, 2024

A view of the grounds at the White House. (MANUEL BALCE CENETA/ASSOCIATED PRESS) President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump emerged as the frontrunners ... Read More

Campus, Life

Opinion: Seriously, how do we deal with crazy people?

The Vista - March 12, 2024

Jared Bashaw Contributing Writer "The Good News" (JARED BASHAW/FOR THE VISTA) I sat in the Nigh University Center at my college to drink a coffee ... Read More

News, Politics

According to courts, officials and experts, voter fraud rarely happens

Kelly Clayton - March 8, 2024

Election fraud claims initiated by then-President Donald Trump and his allies began once results started pouring in on Nov. 3, 2020. Allegations began bouncing around ... Read More