Category: The Vista

Campus, The Vista

UCO NAACP hosts event focused on mental health

Brooklyn Porter - November 29, 2025

At the University of Central Oklahoma, the NAACP chapter Unit 6823 hosted a Chill with NAACP night where students could relax, wear PJs, take home ... Read More

Campus, Tech

FSAE hosts semester bake sale to fund car-building project

Su Lay Nwe - November 29, 2025

UCO FSAE members stand in the booth at the Nigh on Nov. 20. (Su Lay Nwe / The Vista) The University of Central Oklahoma’s Formula ... Read More

In-Depth, The Vista

Are Students Still Good Thinkers? A Philosophy Professor on Learning in the Digital Age

Armando Salazar - November 26, 2025

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

In-Depth, The Vista

A look into the Archives: Kate Barnard Oklahomas First Woman Elected into Statewide Office

Estela Castillo Melia - November 25, 2025

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

Life, The Vista

This Month’s Edmond Patriot Market Set to Kick Off

Karla Brizuela - November 25, 2025

The monthly community event “Edmond Patriot Market” will offer a full day of local vendors and community activities. The event hosted by the Francis E. ... Read More

Campus, The Vista

Screening of Comanche Academy: A Healing Journey, at UCO 

Jory Blaney - November 25, 2025

The University of Central Oklahoma hosted a screening of the film "Comanche Academy: A Healing Journey," directed by Kathryn Boyd-Batstone, on Nov. 19 in the Liberal Arts auditorium.  ... Read More

Weather, The Vista

Thanksgiving Break Forecast Brings Mild Travel Weather Before Weekend Arctic Blast

Carly Torbett - November 24, 2025

Students heading into Thanksgiving break can expect mostly calm and seasonably cool weather for travel across Oklahoma this week, but a major pattern shift is ... Read More