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March 11, 2026
This spring, the University of Oklahoma will launch a comprehensive Campus Master Planning effort for the Norman campus to guide the development of its physical environment over the next decade and beyond, ensuring it aligns with the University’s increasing impact across its mission areas of teaching and research and its ongoing commitment to the student experience.
Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, said the deal ended the Kurdish hope of retaining a large measure of autonomy and would benefit Turkey.
While optimism is the belief that the future will be better, hope is the belief “that we have the power to make it so,” said Chan Hellman, the director of The Hope Research Center at the University of Oklahoma.
“Cremation is very rare among ancient and modern hunter-gatherers, at least partially because pyres require a huge amount of labor, time, and fuel to transform a body into fragmented and calcined bone and ash,” said lead author Jessica Cerezo-Román.
These sorts of studies, combining historical sources with climate records, can help researchers better understand what drives the emergence and transmission of disease, says Kyle Harper, a historian at the University of Oklahoma.
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March 11, 2026
The OU College of Pharmacy held it's 14th annual Adrenaline Run on the University of Oklahoma Health Campus. Proceeds from the race assist the college with innovative research and student development.
January 26, 2026
The University of Oklahoma’s Norman and Health campuses were blanketed in snow from January 24–26, while Oklahoma City set a new daily snowfall record.
January 15, 2026
Look back on 2025 in pictures through the best of University of Oklahoma photography.
