OU President Joseph Harroz took the stage before dozens of the university’s journalism students to lecture on what he called the “playbook” for weakening democracies.
Editorâs note: This article contains links to and descriptions of racist imagery targeting Black Americans. It also quotes a source, whose identity is known to The Daily, who has been granted anonymity for fear of reprisal. This source is denoted by an asterisk and pseudonym.
Photos circulated online late Tuesday featuring an OU freshman repeatedly using racist slurs and imagery in social media posts.
In the Twitter thread, OU freshman Jaxon Moore is seen posting photos of himself edited to cover his face in black. Moore captioned one of the photos âI am (n-word),â similar to a video circulated in 2019 of OU Tri Delta members doing the same with black facemasks. In another photo, Moore drew black stick figures with nooses around their necks.
OU Human Resources announced Wednesday that employees will continue to have ongoing, in-network access to OU Health Physicians during the 120-day transition period, despite the entity failing to reach an
OU Board of Regents Chairman Gary Pierson said Blue Cross Blue Shield has neglected the expected 120-day transition period for finding new coverage after no contractual agreement was made with
The OU Board of Regents approved an increase to the percentage of ranked renewable term faculty at OU and promotion opportunities for non-regular faculty during its Thursday meeting.