April Sandefer News Today

OU’s placement in the U.S. News and World Report went up in the 2024 rankings after the publication changed its formula.

In his Evans Hall office, OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. sat down with OU Daily Thursday morning to discuss Norman’s proposed entertainment district, commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion and

In a recent report, the Wall Street Journal named OU as one of many public universities that has been on a "spending spree" with tuition dollars.

The OU Board of Regents will vote on the tuition hike at a retreat lodge outside of Tulsa.

University administrators say the increase is necessary to keep up with inflation and to fund pay raises for faculty and staff.

The OU Board of Regents will vote on the tuition hike at a retreat lodge outside of Tulsa.

New information regarding the student-organized Fill the Stadium event in April revealed the concert was not allowed to host more than 35,000 attendees.

The University of Oklahoma continues to investigate data falsification by a former researcher but takes issue with claims made by a national watchdog nonprofit.

Universities are expanding their menu of optional graduation events focused on participants' identities and segregated by race, ethnicity, sexual orientation and even income.

The University of Oklahoma has canceled their 2023 Advanced Placement Summer Institute, claiming the State Department of Education failed to sign a contract for it in a timely manner.