Students with disabilities face quandary over in-person instruction
With the resurgence of in-person instruction, many students with disabilities are feeling COVID-19’s presence encroaching on their lives.
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With the resurgence of in-person instruction, many students with disabilities are feeling COVID-19’s presence encroaching on their lives.
Around 100 participants gathered outside Evans Hall at noon Tuesday wearing masks and holding signs reading “Our Leadership Fails Us,” as a part of a push for strengthened COVID-19 protocols
OU announced the hiring of André-Denis Wright as senior vice president and provost Thursday during a process that has drawn simultaneous praise and criticism from scholars on university administrative searches and government transparency. Wright was selected to succeed former Senior Vice President and Provost Kyle Harper, who vacated the position in June 2020. Wright currently serves as dean of the College of Agricultural, Human and Natural Resource Sciences at Washington State University, where heâs worked since June 2018. According to the email from OU President Joseph Harroz announ...
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...
It’s not just students living at Horizon Village, a residence hall on the University of Wisconsin Oshkosh campus, as there have been numerous reports of paranormal activity occurring there. This is rather surprising as the building is only about a decade old. Recent accounts include a sophomore named Alyssa Hagen as well as her roommates who experienced strange events. “I live on the 5th floor, no one is above us and it sounds like someone is running on the roof,” she explained, adding that they have heard a lot of unexplained banging sounds as well. She went on to explain some pretty c...