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Members of the OU community said they were upset about a less intimate commencement ceremony after the university’s decision to merge ceremonies.

OU will merge commencement ceremonies beginning in May 2024, according to an email sent to graduating seniors by University Events on Thursday.

He Pigman Family Charitable Fund has made a contribution to help construct a new aircraft hangar at the University of Oklahoma’s Max Westheimer Airport.

"Future storms, for example, can result in a lot of runoff, and landslides or increased sedimentation into the reservoir."

Introducing satellite-connected wildfire sensors with SpaceX technology Connecting AI cameras to Rogers 5G network for early wildfire detection in...

Special sensors, 5G and SpaceX's Starlink to aid in real-time smoke detection in B.C.

Special sensors, 5G and SpaceX's Starlink to aid in real-time smoke detection in B.C.

The blazes that destroyed the communities of Lytton, B.C., Lahaina, Hawaii and West Kelowna, B.C., burned faster than people could flee. What experts call the “fire behaviour triangle” shows how some blazes go from spark to inferno so quickly and can help us prepare for a future where more fire is certain.

A STEAM academy focused on aviation has a replicable strategy for revamping high school career and technical education (CTE).

In a study published today in Science Advances led by University of Oklahoma assistant professor Nishan Bhattarai, researchers found that under a business-as-usual scenario of groundwater use for irrigation in India, climate warming may triple the groundwater depletion rates. Approximately 60% of India’s irrigated agriculture depends on the threatened groundwater. The results of the study indicate that adaptation to an increasingly warm climate threatens the security of India’s future food a...