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BERT, OU African Student Association discuss future of DEI | News - Vimarsana News

BERT, OU African Student Association discuss future of DEI | News

Members of the Black Emergency Response Team and African Student Association hosted a discussion Tuesday evening concerning Gov. Kevin Stitt's recent executive order targeting diversity, equity and inclusion programs in

Stitt orders review of DEI in higher ed, OU reaffirms values | News - Vimarsana News

Stitt orders review of DEI in higher ed, OU reaffirms values | News

“These principles transcend political ideology, and in them, we are unwavering.” OU responded Wednesday following an executive order from Stitt calling for a formal review of diversity, equity and inclusion

Jazz Wolfe, Anusha Fathepure named OU Student Media's 2022-23 Moore-Hodges fund recipients - Vimarsana News

Jazz Wolfe, Anusha Fathepure named OU Student Media's 2022-23 Moore-Hodges fund recipients

Student Media has awarded the third-annual gifts from the Moore-Hodges fund, which honors and builds on the legacies of people of color whose presence, voices and work have helped make

OU students call for transparency on Project Threshold operations, fear downsizing, salary decreases - Vimarsana News

OU students call for transparency on Project Threshold operations, fear downsizing, salary decreases

OU students are calling for change and increased transparency from the university after lack of communication following alterations to educational opportunity outreach programs for students from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Student loans loom large for some Oklahomans as federal government talks relief - Vimarsana News

Student loans loom large for some Oklahomans as federal government talks relief

When Dib Qaub Lee graduates from the University of Oklahoma this year, they’ll join millions of Americans living with student debt.