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OU’s 2023 Big Event anticipates 4200 volunteers, coordinators hope numbers keep increasing in future
OU Daily
First Americans Museum displays rare documents
Journal Record
First Americans Museum and the University of Oklahoma Law School Library have partnered to present “200 Years of Doctrine of Discovery: Johnson v. M’Intosh and the Indian Removal Act.”
Happy OU Project receives grant to provide additional resources to support student parents
OU Daily
OU Musical Theatre presents JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR
Oklahoma Gazette
Severe Weather Awareness Week Day 4: Preparedness
KICD
Kenzie Krocek is a researcher at the University of Oklahoma specifically looking at the social science side of meteorology. She tells KICD News the next major step in being prepared for severe weather is knowing how long it is going to take to react even when a disaster hits at a time when everyday life tries to get in the way.
OU Health names Beavers chief nurse executive
Journal Record
Oklahoma professor recalls connection to US soldiers killed in helicopter crash
KOCO
"It hit me like a ton of bricks," said OU journalism professor Mike Boettcher. "It happened on the same day 13 years ago that six members of 101st — I was with in Afghanistan — I was with were killed in a battle."
Sulphur pharmacist and rancher Amanda Conley appointed to Science Arts Board of Regents
The Express-Star
Outside of the ranch, Conley works as a contract pharmacist for the Chickasaw Nation, having earned a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry and molecular biology from Oklahoma State University and a Doctor of Pharmacy from the University of Oklahoma.
Endocrinologist joins NCH Medical Group
Daily Herald
Aziz graduated from medical school at Aga Khan University in Karachi, Pakistan, and completed her residency in Internal Medicine at St. Francis Hospital and her fellowship in Endocrinology at the University of Oklahoma Health Center.
Oklahoma legislators honor 2022 OU softball, women’s gymnastics teams during OU Day at Capitol
OU Daily
PHOTOS: OU celebrates Day at the Capitol
OU Daily
OPINION: This element critical to human flourishing is missing from the news
The Washington Post
So far, he and his colleagues at the Hope Research Center at the University of Oklahoma at Tulsa have trained more than 22,000 government employees in Oklahoma, California and Washington to cultivate hope on purpose — not just among individuals but across entire systems, in welfare programs, school districts and prisons, among other places.
Nonprofit Clinic Offers Free Healthcare to Oklahomans
KWTV
“Something that’s very different from him and like other doctors that I have shadowed, is he really treats his patients like family,” said OU medical student and volunteer Anuhya Ba.
Ken Paxton Calls for Texas To ‘Test’ Key SCOTUS Immigration Ruling By Flouting It
Talking Points Memo
“I really struggle reading the Texas proposal,” Kit F. Johnson, a professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law who focuses on immigration issues, told TPM of HB 20. “I cannot think of another instance in which we have had non-federal authorities claiming to protect the border.”
Key figure who oversaw Kansas City’s $1.5 billion air terminal project is retiring
Yahoo News
Fresh out of graduate school — he earned his master’s of public administration at the University of Oklahoma and bachelor’s degree at Kansas State University — Klein was hired in 1997 by Ed Wolf, Kansas City’s public works director at the time, to be a capital improvement projects analyst.
Missouri River Historical Development picks third-ever Executive Director
Sioux Land Proud
Additional credentials include a master’s degree in public administration from the University of Nebraska at Omaha and a graduate of the University of Oklahoma’s Economic Development Institute.
OU School of Musical Theatre reimagines ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ for its Downtown Series
OU Daily
An Oklahoma researcher is improving Spanish language weather alerts across the country
Tulsa World
Joseph Trujillo is a researcher at the University of Oklahoma and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration in Norman. His work is to make sure the Spanish-speaking community in Oklahoma — and across the country — is just as informed as anyone else when life-threatening weather is upon us.
Why three major companies have passed on expanding in Oklahoma
The Frontier
“This has always been a problem for Oklahoma. We simply have not had the capacity to produce a workforce sufficient for these industries and firms,” said Keith Gåddie, a longtime political observer and associate dean of the Gibbs College of Architecture at the University of Oklahoma.
FLASHPOINT IRAN: US Sees its Syria Conflict with Iran Heat Up But Vows to Stay
VOA News
University of Oklahoma analyst Joshua Landis on why U.S. conflict with Iran’s Syria proxies may escalate. Washington Institute for Near East Policy’s Matthew Levitt on why U.S. will not want to be bullied into leaving Syria. Mahnaz Afkhami, last woman to serve as minister in Iran before its 1979 Islamic Revolution, on how memory of women’s rights from that era inspires young female protesters today.
OU taps Harvard professor to kick off new religious studies lectureship
Norman Transcript
The most common weather alert might also be the most misunderstood
The Washington Post
To better understand what the public knows about severe thunderstorm warnings, researchers at the University of Oklahoma surveyed more than 1,400 U.S. adults about what hazards the Weather Service considers when issuing severe thunderstorm warnings.
University of Oklahoma women’s gymnastics to host regional
KOCO
OU Announces Kyler Murray Heisman Statue Unveiling Set for Spring Game
KWTV
5 Ways to Network Successfully During your Online MBA
Business Because
The University of Oklahoma has a 250,000-strong alumni network, while the Price College of Business boasts over 40,000 alumni.
Oklahomans die of COVID at higher rates than much of the US. What set us up for failure?
The Oklahoman
Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma's chief COVID officer, said Oklahoma's high death rate is the result of vaccination rates and the prevalence of risk factors for severe COVID-19.
Seismic Therapeutic Appoints Melanie Manning as Chief People Officer
Associated Press
She has a Masters degree in Human Relations and a BA from the University of Oklahoma and completed Intensive Studies in French Literature and Civilization at Université de Clermont-Ferrand, France.
Engineering open house draws hundreds of students to OU
Journal Record
OU Women’s Health Advocacy, OU International Advisory Committee hosts first Menstrual Met Gala
OU Daily
Mississippi tornado: Why was it so destructive?
BBC
Samuel Emmerson, a member of the radar research group at the University of Oklahoma, said the tornado flung debris 30,000 feet (9km) up in the air.
Oklahoma history: 75 years ago, nation’s first tornado forecast issued in Oklahoma
KOCO
“It’s a legend in severe weather forecasting lore,” said Dr. Howard Bluestein, a professor of meteorology at the University of Oklahoma.
Zillow Gone Wild: Meet Samir Mezrahi, the Tulsa native behind the wildly popular social media account
Tulsa World
After graduation, Mezrahi enrolled in the University of Oklahoma, where he studied accounting and supply chain management. Upon earning his degree, Mezrahi set his sights on New York City, moving there in the winter of 2005.
Endocrinologist joins NCH Medical Group
Daily Herald
Dr. Aziz graduated from medical school at Aga Khan University in Karachi, Pakistan and completed her residency in Internal Medicine at St. Francis Hospital and her fellowship in Endocrinology at the University of Oklahoma Health Center.
University of Oklahoma to unveil statue of Kyler Murray at 2023 spring game
KOKH
Kyler Murray statue to be unveiled in Heisman Park ahead of OU football’s spring game
KOCO
Want to see world-class works of art? Head to your local Oklahoma post office
KGOU
Flatstyle was based on the teachings of Oscar Jacobson, a professor at the University of Oklahoma. Blue Eagle, West and Crumbo were also teachers — all at Bacone College. The Kiowa Six artists like Mopope applied those techniques to their work.
How to Have Difficult Conversations with Family
KOTV
Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
Hillenbrand named chief development officer at Girl Scouts
Journal Record
Hillenbrand earned a master’s degree in administrative leadership from the University of Oklahoma.
OU Opening Office for Indigenous Research
KOTV
(TV Clip)
Guide to Tulsa-area gardening events, floral displays and more to celebrate spring
Tulsa World
One side of the terraces is full of crimson and cream-colored flowers, representing the University of Oklahoma, while the other side features orange, black (dark purple) and white flowers for Oklahoma State University.
Throwback Tulsa: OU football’s first spring practice under Brent Venables was one year ago today
Tulsa World
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
‘Mormon Land’: How complicated is it to be an Indigenous woman and a Latter-day Saint?
The Salt Lake Tribune
On this week’s show, two of the authors, Farina King of the University of Oklahoma, and Tanya Wendt Samu of New Zealand’s University of Auckland, discuss their views of the Book of Mormon, seen by some as an exploration of racism, and their identities as Indigenous scholars and Latter-day Saints as they navigate a life of learning and a life of faith.
Hillenbrand named chief development officer at Girl Scouts
Journal Record
Hillenbrand earned a master’s degree in administrative leadership from the University of Oklahoma.
Hallmark Media Appoints Olushola Bodie as SVP & Head of Technology
Cord Cutters News
Bodie is the proud father of an 11-year-old daughter, Jayla and he’s a University of Oklahoma alumni.
OU Health offers incisionless treatment for essential tremor
Journal Record
OU Native Nations Center Moves to President’s Office, Expanding Indigenous Research
KWTV
Like Mother, Like Daughter: OU Coach’s Daughter Cheers on The Team
KWTV
Innovative Food Holdings Appoints Denver J. Smith to its Board of Directors
Yahoo
Mr. Smith serves on the Board of Trustees of Lifestyle Management Inc, a non-profit organization. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a BBA in Finance and Economics. He also earned an MBA from the University of Oklahoma. Mr. Smith is a CFA Charterholder.
Derek Beasley is WJZ’s first Chief Meteorologist
CBS News
Originally from Rochester, New York, Derek also spent part of his childhood in Arkansas and Mississippi. He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma School Of Meteorology and he obtained his degree in meteorology in 2001.
OU Program to Train Mental Health Personnel for Rural Schools
Insight into Diversity
Speaker’s censure of Turner contrasts treatment of others
Norman Transcript
Hearings on gender-affirming care bans have been heavily attended by LGBTQ community members, who view the bills as attacks on potentially life-saving treatment. Following a protest outside the nearby OU Health campus, about 40 people went to the Capitol to protest HB2177.
Oklahoma doctor on three years of fighting COVID-19
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health talks about the changes in the fight against COVID-19 over the past three years.
Oklahoma doctor on three years of fighting COVID-19
Yahoo
New Dean on the Job at Tarleton Fort Worth
NBC DFW
Capua holds four degrees pursued with intention and persistence: an Associate of Arts from Collin College, a Bachelor of Science from Texas Christian University, a Master of Education from the University of Oklahoma and in 2019, a Doctor of Education degree from Southern Methodist University.
OU Health’s CEO stays positive as system’s debt worries climb
The Oklahoman
OU medical student uses heartbreak to fuel career
KOCO
Purple martins start migration; experts share tips for birdwatchers
Washington Times Herald
Jeff Kelley, a University of Oklahoma biology professor, said they are aerial insectivores, which are birds that eat insects and catch them when flying.
Meteorologists say winters may be warmer, snowier. What is St. Paul doing to prepare?
Yahoo News
“While our winters are no doubt getting warmer on average, they are also featuring more variability in their temperature and precipitation patterns,” said Jason Furtado, an associate professor in the School of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma, in an email.
Deer Creek alum returns to home state as part of Disney’s ‘Frozen’
The Oklahoman
A member of the "Frozen" ensemble, Goodin is returning to OKC on her first national tour of a Broadway musical, after she graduated with her bachelor of fine arts in musical theater performance from the University of Oklahoma.
OU alumnus opens shoe store on Campus Corner
Norman Transcript
University of Oklahoma cracks top 25 for best online Finance mater’s programs
Medium
Sam Noble Museum opens doors to young learners over spring break
Norman Transcript
House approves Teacher/Student Scholarship legislation
The Purcell Register
This bill was requested by Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma as a way to expand needs-based scholarships to eligible college students. The caps are in place, however, to ensure funds are available to regional institutions as well.
Oklahomans walk their way to better health
KTUL
“Your own personal cost is much less because you're not having to pay for medications, diagnostics, etcetera,” General Internal Medicine Inpatient Medical Director at OU Medical Center Joanne Skaggs said.
Purple martins start migration; experts share tips for birdwatchers
The Huntsville Item
Jeff Kelley, a University of Oklahoma biology professor, said they are aerial insectivores, which are birds that eat insects and catch them when flying.
Kevin Scott Named Principal Deputy Director at Bureau of Justice Statistics
Homeland Security Today
Before joining BJS, Kevin served as an analyst for the Congressional Research Service, as an analyst for the Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts, and as Director of the Policy Analysis Unit in DOJ’s Office of Legal Policy. Kevin earned his PhD and MA in Political Science at The Ohio State University, and his BA in Political Science at the University of Oklahoma.
Wellness Wednesday: COVID-19 arrived in Oklahoma 3 years ago, where we are now
KOKH
OU Health's Dr. Dale Bratzler joins Fox 25's Wendy Suares to discuss how far Oklahoma has come in those three years.
Why you should avoid coffee late at night
Discover Magazine
“The best time to drink coffee is in the morning,” says William R. Lovallo, professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. That’s because caffeine also stimulates the brain chemical dopamine — sometimes called the reward chemical — giving us a little lift and mood boost to get the day started off right.
Dr. Cookson on Understanding Predictive Features in the Management of Prostate Cancer
Onc Live
Michael S. Cookson, MD, MMHC, professor, chairman of urology, University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, chief, Urology, Stephenson Cancer Center, discusses how understanding the relationship between key predictive factors and disease progression can help better inform the overall management of prostate cancer.
Boston doctor named to lead UNMC College of Nursing
North Platte Post
A practicing nurse since 1981, her educational background includes an associate of science in nursing at Southern Arkansas University, a Bachelor of Science in Nursing at the University of Arkansas, a Master of Science in Nursing (clinical nurse specialist in psychiatric mental health) from the University of Oklahoma and a Doctorate in Nursing Practice in executive leadership from Union University.
Factory Obscura’s ‘Synesthesia’ offers immersive art experience at OU museum
The Oklahoman
Purple martins start migration to county; experts share tips
Tahlequah Daily Press
Jeff Kelley, a University of Oklahoma biology professor, said they are aerial insectivores, which are birds that eat insects and catch them when flying.
Solar storms behind Northern Lights could be a problem for future N.W.T power grids
CBC
Paul Moses, a professor at the University of Oklahoma who studies complicated disturbances to electrical power systems, said transformers can probably handle overheating for a few minutes, but solar storms that may cause the current to flow for hours can be more problematic for the electrical device.
How Oklahoma clinics are handling the ‘skinny shot’ craze
KFOR
Jacob Friedman, PhD is Director of Research at the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center. He says semaglutides are not a craze; they are a medical breakthrough.
Apartment building near Campus Corner catches fire
Norman Transcript
McEver retires as OMRF’s vice president of research
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Griffin served as scientific director for the Oklahoma Center for Adult Stem Cell Research from 2019 to 2023 and is an adjunct professor of cell biology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She earned her doctorate at the University of California, San Francisco, following her bachelor’s degree at Harvard University.
Trends in corneal treatment include cutting-edge advancements
Ophthalmology Times
Kamran M. Riaz, MD, a clinical associate professor and director of Medical Student Research at the Dean A. McGee Institute at the University of Oklahoma, recently discussed with Ophthalmology Times some of the latest trends in cornea treatment.
Former OU men’s tennis player was executive producer on Oscar-winning film
KOCO
Tim Headington was an executive producer on the film "Everything Everywhere All at Once," which won Best Picture at the Academy Awards. OU Athletic Director Joe Castiglione posted on Twitter, congratulating Headington for all his hard work on the film.
OU women’s basketball makes NCAA Tournament
KOCO
OU Daily wins hybrid news Gold Crown from Columbia Scholastic Press Association
OU Daily
OU student leaders share concerns with U.S. congressional delegation
The Ada News
Turkey-Syria earthquake spurs an Arab rapprochement with Bashar al-Assad
Egypt Daily News
Syria expert Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Near Eastern Studies at the University of Oklahoma (USA), believes concessions are the key.
Business People: Sam Ikard, McAfee & Taft
Tulsa World
Prior to joining McAfee &Taft, Ikard was a litigation partner in the Chicago office of Kirkland & Ellis, LLP. The Oklahoma native graduated summa cum laude from the University of Oklahoma in 2010 and magna cum laude from the Northwestern University Pritzker School of Law in 2014.
Shots for babies, cancer treatments might see big benefits from new OU research
The Oklahoman
OU College of Medicine plans Evening of Excellence March 30
Journal Record
Firm designs reinforced rooms for OU residence halls
Journal Record
OU student leaders share concerns with congressional delegation
Enid News & Eagle
OU students reflect on how Astronaut Scholarship aids research projects, challenges in STEM
OU Daily
Norman Economic Development Coalition charting course for Norman, OU’s SEC future
OU Daily
Prison activism has spawned improvements in Oklahoma, but work remains
The Oklahoman
Article written by Jermaine Thibodeaux who is an assistant professor of African American and carceral studies at the University of Oklahoma.
Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
(TV Clip)
OU to update athletic facilities in preparation of SEC move
Norman Transcript
OU to update athletic facilities in preparation of SEC move
Enid News & Eagle
OU Tulsa to launch cybersecurity degree program at new Polytechnic Institute in 2024
FOX 23
OU students prepare for parking ahead of demolition of freshmen dorm tower
KFOR
OU names new interim director of Accessibility and Disability Resource Center
OU Daily
Professor Julie Cassiday lectures on Russian masculinities, connection to war in Ukraine
Williams Record
The subject of the book was partially inspired by a panel hosted by Cassiday and a long-term collaborator of hers — Emily Johnson, a professor of Russian at the University of Oklahoma. “It was probably the late 2000s, there were all those topless photos of Putin coming out, [and Johnson] and I were looking at those and laughing about it and saying, ‘We should do a conference panel on what people had begun to call the cult of Vladimir Putin.’”
Tulsa needs to put in work to improve equal justice, report shows
KTUL
"We do see these downward trends in the results, which suggests the the interactions with the community are becoming slightly less equitable over time," said Dr. David McLeod, a former police detective who now teaches at the University of Oklahoma.
OU Board of Regents approves freshman housing plan funding, increases food, housing rates
OU Daily
Hundreds of millions of dollars approved for improvements to OU campus
KOCO
OU Board of Regents approve $175 million football operations ‘facility of tomorrow’
The Oklahoman
OU Polytechnic receives approval for first degree, director
Tulsa World
OU to build freshman housing where Walker Tower stands
Norman Transcript
OU to build freshman housing where Walker Tower stands
Enid News & Eagle
Grant to advance bladder cancer research at OU College of Medicine
Journal Record
Several take leadership roles at OU Health
Journal Record
OU researcher working to individualize stroke rehabilitation
Journal Record
Hill, Rodriguez join Citizens Bank board
Journal Record
OU Board of Regents to consider freshman housing plan Phase 1 budget, meal plan, dorm rate increases
OU Daily
STRICTLY SPEAKING: OU student to launch stuttering support group
Norman Transcript
Bright colors, fragrant blossoms and sunset strolls: Botanic Garden offers cures for spring fever
Tulsa People
This year’s design features chevrons and the color palette is a nod to “Bedlam” – with one side being planted with crimson and cream colors of University of Oklahoma and the other side planted with orange, black (actually dark purple) and white colors. They plan to set up selfie stations for taking photos with whichever side you choose!
Oklahomans head to the polls to decide fate of recreational cannabis
KOSU
“Sometimes in Oklahoma, these are decided by very few voters,” University of Oklahoma political scientist Alyson Shortle said in an interview about the election. “So it is important if you care about this issue to go out and vote.”
Dean of OU journalism school to step down
Norman Transcript
Building Up Books
Inside Higher Ed
Article cowritten by Andrew Berzanskis is editorial director of the University of Oklahoma Press and chairs the Association of University Presses’ acquisitions editorial committee.
Mayor Bynum selects director of newly reestablished Public Works Department
KTUL
Ball has a bachelor's degree in engineering from the University of Oklahoma and a Professional Engineer certification in the state of Oklahoma.
Harvey Yoakum joins Oklahoma Heritage Bank Board of Directors
The Ada News
Like Yoakum, Fisher was born into an Oklahoma family with generations of Oklahoma ancestors. He is a retired cardiovascular surgeon and attorney who is a graduate of East Central University and the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine.
Coleman Named President of SSM Health St. Anthony Hospital – Midwest
OK Nursing Times
Coleman received a bachelor’s degree in marketing from Oklahoma State University before completing a Master of Health Administration at the University of Oklahoma.
Tulsa teacher honored with 2023 OK Teacher of the Year
KJRH
Senior A’Taylor Elliott was shocked by the news as recently she was accepted into the University of Oklahoma where she wants to study to become a nurse.
Task force hears from Tulsans on homelessness crisis
Tulsa World
“Do I look homeless?” he asked as he spoke to the large crowd gathered at OU Tulsa’s Schusterman Learning Center.
Hypertensive Disorders of Pregnancy Linked with Late-Life Cognition
Medpage Today
The findings should prompt consideration of several important points, observed Calin Prodan, MD, of the University of Oklahoma in Oklahoma City, in accompanying editorialopens in a new tab or window.
Cook also held various leadership roles in merchandising and operations over 16 years at Walmart Stores, Inc. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Yoakum joins Oklahoma Heritage Bank board of directors
The Ada News
Like Yoakum, Fisher was born into an Oklahoma family with generations of Oklahoma ancestors. He is a retired cardiovascular surgeon and attorney who is a graduate of East Central University and the University of Oklahoma School of Medicine.
OU Native Nations Center to merge with Office of Tribal Relations
OU Daily
Insulation scattered across city after tornado hits Norman
KOCO
OU Health officials said if you’re experiencing any of those symptoms, call the poison center. They’re available around the clock to answer any questions and concerns you have.
Wellness Wednesday: COVID cases on the decline, what we can do to prevent more cases
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health joins FOX 25's Wendy Suares to discuss vaccine development and other preventatives for the Coronavirus. Watch the full interview at the top of the page.
Capua named dean of Tarleton’s Fort Worth campus
Fort Worth Report
A second-generation Mexican American and former community college student, she graduated magna cum laude with a bachelor’s degree in advertising and public relations from TCU, a master’s in education from the University of Oklahoma and a doctorate in education from Southern Methodist University.
Dr. Rachael Capua named dean at Tarleton Fort Worth
Fort Worth Business
Tulsa well-positioned to become national cybersecurity leader, panel says
Tulsa World
Jim Sluss, OU-Tulsa interim president, said he believes OU Polytechnic and its cybersecurity program can contribute. “We’ve designed the curriculum to have a strong technical core, as in a traditional cybersecurity program, but we also are broadening the electives so that they can pivot to a more national and global security perspective,” he said. “They can still be very ‘techie,’ if they want to pick their electives that way, or they can have this policy focus as well.”
Oklahomans Weigh in on STEM Race with China
KOTV
"Our extraordinary leadership -- our global leadership -- in science and technology is being challenged as never before," said Dr. Kelvin Droegemeier, the Regents' Professor of Meteorology at the University of Oklahoma and former Director of the White House Office of Science and Technology Policy.
GoFundMe launched for OU football player who lost home in tornado
KOKI
City officials, residents gather to discuss homelessness in Tulsa
KOKI
It was held by the City of Tulsa's taskforce on homelessness at OU Tulsa's Schusterman Center.
OU meteorologist offers tips about weather awareness after EF2 tornado in Norman
OU Daily
Redwine elected managing partner at Conner & Winters
Journal Record
Redwine earned his law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where he graduated with highest honors in 1984. He also holds an undergraduate B.B.A degree in finance from OU.
Angela Berch named vice president of Economic Development at GNTC
Calhoun Times
She completed coursework through the University of Oklahoma’s Economic Development Institute.
University of Oklahoma drama students, professor win national awards
KFOR
OU Football Team Rallies Around Player Who Lost Home to Norman Tornado
KWTV
OU Students Produce Continuous Coverage of Norman Storms
KOTV
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Wild storms, tornadoes slam Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas; New York City braces for snowfall: Updates
USA Today
Severe damage was reported in Norman, home to the University of Oklahoma, as winds and tornadoes swept through the area Sunday night.
Game changer: Tulsa-based company creates innovative period care product
Tulsa People
Her idea started to gain more traction in 2020, when she first connected with Belardo after she moved to Indianapolis. While in college at the University of Oklahoma, Belardo had created a period-focused club and traveled to India to research period stigma and first-time menstrual cup use.
Visit Bentonville Hires Alison Nation as VP of Marketing
Arkansas Business
Nation, a native of Oklahoma City, moved to northwest Arkansas in 2004. She holds a master's in fine arts from the University of Arkansas bachelor's in fine arts from the University of Oklahoma.
OU welcomes prospective engineers
Norman Transcript
OU welcomes prospective engineers
Yahoo News
OU Libraries Grant Incentivizes Use of Open Educational Resources
KWTV
OU architecture students use AI program to create Native American studies building design proposals
OU Daily
Council considers seating Ball early; committee appointments
Norman Transcript
According to Mach’s recommendations, the steering committee should include 10-13 members comprised of two city council members, two from the Planning Commission, and others who represent economic development, building and construction, human services, the University of Oklahoma, a young professional, an advocacy organization and a developer.
Wellness Wednesday: What we are learning about long-term COVID-19
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health joins Fox 25's Dan Snyder on what we are continuing to learn about the long-term effects of COVID-19 and what impacts it could have.
Quake aid to Syria highlights complications of getting help to a place mired in war
NPR
NPR's Leila Fadel speaks to Joshua Landis of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma about the physical and political hurdles for delivering earthquake relief to Syria.
Sadness rates in teens highest reported in last 10 years, OU Health says
KWTV
OU helps nurses take next step
Oklahoma Nursing Times
As COVID-19 deaths continue, so does vaccine push in Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
“The challenge is people are not getting vaccinated,” said Aaron Wendelboe, epidemiologist and associate professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health.
‘A life-saving drug’: Oklahomans credit diabetes medicine for weight loss, second chance
KTUL
"It's the strongest diabetes drug ever invented, and the diabetes drug with no low blood sugar risk," said Dr. Jesse Richards, the director of medical obesity with OU-Tulsa's bariatric program.
Multidisciplinary Discussions Move the Needle Toward Innovative Prostate Cancer Care
ONC Live
Cookson is professor and chairman of urology at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and chief of Urology at the Stephenson Cancer Center in Oklahoma City.
Seattle becomes the first city to ban caste discrimination
KNKX
“My understanding is that people are using Cisco, the Cisco case, as the kind of test case. And depending on how that case fares, people are sort of waiting in the wings to bring their own cases,” said Guha Krishnamurthi, a professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law who has written about the issue.
Regent Bank names Scrivner sales manager
Journal Record
Scrivner is a Tulsa native with an accounting degree from the University of Oklahoma. She has more than 30 years of accounting, finance, banking, insurance and sales experience, and she has held auditor, comptroller and corporate officer positions for a variety of businesses and organizations.
‘There’s only one Oklahoma’: OU launches new $2.75 million brand campaign
OU Daily
OU architecture department receives multimillion gift
Norman Transcript
Students on the campus of the University of Oklahoma in Norman were told to immediately take shelter Sunday evening as the area was under a tornado warning, which was later lifted.
Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher: Trailblazer to OU Law
KFOR
Civil rights groups say Oklahoma stalling major education lawsuit
KTUL
The law covers both K-12 classrooms and public universities in the state. Michael Givel, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma, is one of many educators involved in the lawsuit
Dr. Dale Bratzler named as Dean of OU’s Hudson College of Public Health
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU names Dr. Dale Bratzler as dean of Hudson College of Public Health
OU Daily
Food for the Soul: OU celebrates Black History Month
Norman Transcript
Therapy Thursday: Being Mindful of Mental Health
KOTV
This Therapy Thursday we are talking about overwhelming feelings of sadness and monitoring your mental health Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your viewer questions.
“I think that when a state rushes to execute a large number of people, what it’s doing is something very different than pursuing truth,” Tracy Hresko Pearl, a professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Law, told Yahoo News in August. “It’s pursuing punishment above all else. And I think that should be incredibly disturbing for all Americans.”
OU psychiatry chief encouraging communication, intervention in light of tragedy
KOKH
Dr. Cookson highlights results of PROpel trial from mCRPC
Urology Times
Cookson is a professor and chair of urology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City.
What’s causing the oil sheen in East Palestine streams?
WKBN
“The rainbow sheen that you see on those news clips, that’s totally typical of oil in the stream,” said Dr. Robert Knox, presidential professor and director of the School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science at the University of Oklahoma.
‘40K students by 2030’: Governor issues challenge as OU, OSU attempt to kick-start growth
Tulsa World
University of Oklahoma research finds rural water investments improve economic outcomes
High Plains Public Radio
Oklahoma experts react after CDC report shows decline in mental health, well-being in teens
KOCO
"It is absolutely horrible," said Dr. Britta Ostermeyer, chief of psychiatry at OU Health. Ostermeyer reacted to the new study on U.S. teens. It shows our youth are experiencing record-high levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk in recent years.
Strange Bedfellows Among Corporate Brands: Academic Minute
Inside Higher Ed
Today on the Academic Minute: Pankhuri Malhotra, assistant professor of marketing at the University of Oklahoma, explores brand alliances among seemingly unrelated corporate partners.
Finding Brand Alliances Among Seemingly Unrelated Partners
Inside Higher Ed
What are those two doing together? In today’s Academic Minute, the University of Oklahoma’s Pankhuri Malhotra applies this question to brands. Pankhuri is an assistant professor of marketing at Oklahoma.
Dr. Robert Breedlove returns to Escondido
Escondido Grapevine
He earned his medical degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Oklahoma City, in June, 1974. He has been on the College of Medicine Admissions Board since 2000, an activity he enjoys a great deal in helping select Oklahoma’s future doctors.
Nursing degree opportunities expand with MSC-OU partnership
KTEN
OU Tutoring Initiative Improves Math Scores
KSWO
(TV Clip)
OU Updates Stalking Statutes Amid Increase in Incidents over Recent Years
KWTV
OU Updates Stalking Statutes Amid Increase in Incidents over Recent Years
KOTV
Gift to OU Will Preserve American School Legacy
Seminole Producer
Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
(TV Clip)
OU reports highest-ever expenditures for research
Journal Record
Stitt, Oklahoma lawmakers seek solution to state workforce problem
KOCO
"Laid out a challenge to the University of Oklahoma, to Oklahoma State, we've got to grow, and I want to see them at 40,000 students by 2030. We need to meet the needs and the growth we have coming, we're seeing on the horizon for Oklahomans," said Gov. Kevin Stitt.
Multiple agencies announce effort to save lives of trauma patients in Oklahoma City
KFOR
Multiple agencies including the blood institute, Oklahoma City Fire Department, OU Health, the Oklahoma Medical Control Board and EMSA have partnered to stock EMS vehicles with whole blood to administer to trauma patients in the field. Experts like surgeon Dr. Amanda Celii with OU Health said it’s critical because it has red blood cells, platelets, and plasma.
OU Libraries, College of Architecture to receive donation to fund preservation projects
OU Daily
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
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NextGen Bar Exam: What to Know
U.S. News
Jon J. Lee, an associate professor of law at the University of Oklahoma College of Law and another volunteer for the development of NextGen content, says the changes will free up time for law schools to focus on skills courses because "currently there is a lot of doctrine that students must know for the bar exam."
Norman City Council gets new look after recent election
KOCO
"I think it’s fair to say Norman is kind of purple," said Michael Crespin, director of the Carl Albert Center and professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma.
Healthy Brain, Healthy Mind classes coming to area
Muskogee Phoenix
The Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative is a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center and is supported in part by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.
OU Helmerich School of Drama presents ‘Burn This’
OU Daily
Oklahoma updates stalking statute as campus cases increase; OUPD, OU staff emphasize resources
OU Daily
Links between social media, vaping focus of Oklahoma researcher
Journal Record
Vogel was recruited from the University of Southern California Keck School of Medicine and began work in August 2022 at the HPRC, a part of the NCI-Designated Stephenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Announcing the Winner of the 2023 Dr. Brian Blick Scholarship for Medical Students
AP News
Brian Blick, MD is a board-certified anesthesiologist in Elk City, Oklahoma. Brian, born and raised in Edmond, Oklahoma, attended the University of Oklahoma and received a bachelor’s degree in business administration in 2004.
Norton Rose Fulbright reelects Jeff Cody as US Managing Partner
AP News
Based in Dallas, Cody earned his JD from the University of Houston Law Center and his BA from the University of Oklahoma.
OU names new director of Sam Noble Museum of Natural History, pending Board of Regents’ approval
OU Daily
OU Health Sciences Center holds Bridges to Access conference on health care in justice system
OU Daily
OU receives a donation for scholarships to help students in Carter, Haskell County
KOKI
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OU Partnership to Grow Nursing Workforce
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Group claims only 3 of 36 Oklahoma hospitals are complying with price transparency law
KFOR
Fisher’s group claims OU Health, Saint Mary’s Regional Medical Center and Wagoner Community Hospital are in compliance.
OU men’s gymnastics teams up with Cleveland Elementary School
Norman Transcript
Self-storage is booming in OKC as an alternative real estate investment. Here’s why
Oklahoman
"Oklahoma trades at a much lower price per rentable square foot compared to much bigger MSAs," said Sheehy, a Houston native who went to work with NAI Sullivan in 2020 after graduating from the University of Oklahoma with a degree in finance.
Big 12 Conference announces OU, Texas will leave for SEC after 2023-24 year
MSN
OU, Texas to leave Big 12 for SEC in 2024
Journal Record
$5.6M grant aimed at battering Oklahoma’s most rural schools
KTUL
“Counselors support academic needs they support career readiness," said Brittany Hott, Associate Director for OU Institute for Community and Society Transformation.
US exempts Syrian earthquake aid from sanctions
Al Jazeera
“It’s time to put politics aside,” Joshua Landis, director of the Centre for Middle East Politics at the University of Oklahoma, told Al Jazeera.
The Education Exchange: “Virtual” Charter Schools Disappoint Compared to Brick-and-Mortar, an Oklahoma Study Finds
Education Next
An assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma, Daniel Hamlin, joins Paul E. Peterson to discuss Hamlin’s latest research, which presents new evidence on virtual schooling in the state of Oklahoma.
To Broadway and back, OKC native plays Judas in anniversary tour of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’
The Oklahoman
Ellis had his heart set on attending the University of Oklahoma and earned his bachelor’s in music education in 2014.
Vision Bank announces promotions
The Ada News
Additionally, Cook received his Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. He has been with Vision Bank since November of 2016.
OU-Murray State agreement latest in Oklahoma fight against nursing shortage
KJRH
Oklahoma, Texas agree to exit Big 12 conference after 2023-24 season
ABC News
Oklahoma, Texas reach deal to leave Big 12 for SEC in summer 2024
The Oklahoman
OU, Texas agree to leave Big 12 for SEC in 2024, a year earlier than previously announced
OU Daily
OU Bridging Mental Health Gap in Rural Education with $5.6M grant
KWTV
OU College of Nursing enters new partnerships
Journal Record
University of Oklahoma’s College of Nursing Launching a New Partnership
Ponca City Now
OU releases honor rolls
Muskogee Phoenix
Honor rolls now out at OU
Pauls Valley Democrat
OU’s Lloyd Noble Center Earns Sensory Inclusive Certification
Sooner Sports
One act play faces Cupid’s on-line arrows
Norman Transcript
Davis-Undiano Ph.D is a Professor of English at the University of Oklahoma, Executive Director of World Literature Today and author of numerous other plays and books including “Mestizos Come Home! Making and claiming Mexican American Identity.” He spoke with the Transcript about writing “Meet Up!”
Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
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OU announces partnership to increase nursing workforce
Norman Transcript
OU partners with hospitals to combat nursing shortage
KWTV
OU College of Nursing partnership to address worker shortage
KFOR
OU Nursing announces nursing partnership to address shortage
KOKH
OU Nursing announce partnership to address shortage
KTUL
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OU announces partnership to increase nursing workforce
Stillwater News Press
OU, other universities partner to address nursing shortage through guaranteed admissions program
OU Daily
OU Health to offer free, on-campus HIV testing
OU Daily
University College hosts This I Believe: OU 2023 essay reading series
OU Daily
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Program to help pregnant, parenting women at risk of substance abuse launches in Tulsa
KJRH
Dr. Erin Maher, an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma, said the program works with mothers who struggle with substances during pregnancy, helping them get connected to resources they need to support their recovery every step of the way.
Analysis: Earthquake in Syria offers leverage to isolated Assad
Reuters
Joshua Landis, head of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, said Damascus was trying to leverage aid "to legitimise the regime"
OU College of Dentistry to Provide Free Care for Kids
Journal Record
Pride of Oklahoma Performs at Burial of Marching Band Trailblazer
KWTV
Oklahoma Gov. Stitt proposes $130M school voucher program. Will rural opposition sink it again?
The Oklahoman
The governor challenged the state’s largest colleges, the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University, to “deliver a quality education to 40,000 students by 2030.”
Will TikTok Be Banned From The U.S.? Here’s Where It Stands.
Forbes
Schools who’ve banned TikTok on campus devices and networks include the University of Texas, University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, the University of Central Oklahoma, Boise State University, Auburn University, Arkansas State University, University of Georgia, Idaho State University, Iowa Public Universities, Morgan State University, Montana University System, Northeastern State University, and South Dakota University System.
Stitt agenda includes vouchers, support for private schools
Norman Transcript
Universities and higher education also must partner with companies to train the workforce of tomorrow, Stitt said. He challenged the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University to grow and deliver a quality education to 40,000 students by 2030.
Stitt sticks to tax cuts, school choice funding in 5th State of the State
Non Doc
While also saying Oklahoma needs more skilled laborers and truck drivers, Stitt called for efforts to expand the state’s workforce pools, and he asked the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University to make significant enrollment expansions by 2030.
OU meteorologists honored for National Weatherperson’s Day
KOKH
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OU and other organizations honored for National Weatherperson’s Day
KOCO
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‘We’ve got to do something’: University of Oklahoma researchers aim to get more counselors, behavior analysts, social workers in rural schools
State Impact NPR
Former Sooners set to play on NFL’s biggest state when Super Bowl LVII kicks off
KOCO
OU College of Medicine research leads to breakthrough in glioblastoma treatment
KOCO
OU College of Medicine Research leads to breakthrough in glioblastoma treatment
MSN
OU to announce new partnership to address nurse shortage
KOKH
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OU researchers aim to get more counselors, behavior analysts, social workers in rural schools
KGOU
OU researchers aim to get more counselors, behavior analysts, social workers in rural schools
KOSU
OC-ALC donates advanced light microscope to OU under education agreement
Eglin Air Force Base
32nd Annual Arts! Arts! Arts! Gala to celebrate the OU fine arts students and alumni
Norman Transcript
OU Institute for Quality Communities proposes revival of red phone booths around campus
OU Daily
League of Women Voters forum to focus on SQ820
Journal Record
Panelists for the forum, scheduled for 7-8 p.m. Feb. 7 on the campus of the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa, will include Bruce Dart, executive director of the Tulsa Health Department; Tulsa County District Attorney Steve Kunzweiler; Oklahoma Policy Institute Criminal Justice Policy Analyst Damion Shade; and Yes on 820 Campaign Director Michelle Tilley. Moderator will be Wayne Greene.
Iran-Syria Friction on Economic Issues Appears to Strain Ties
VOA News
Joshua Landis, who heads the Middle East studies program at the University of Oklahoma, tells VOA that many Syrians, including some in the military, are not pleased about Iran's behavior inside their country, and many are worried about those attacks destroying morale in President Bashar al-Assad's forces
OU resume normal operations today
KOCO
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University of Oklahoma revises policy banning TikTok
KOCO
Multi-million-dollar grant tries to fix shortage of mental health professionals in rural Oklahoma
MSN
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma are leading this effort. They want to train 64 behavior analysts, counselors and social workers who will work with and inside schools in rural parts of the state.
OU is offering free admission to Bedlam game to fans who brave the weather
The Oklahoman
New member joins Board of Directors at Community Foundation of Northwest Missouri
KTTN
Railsback is a 1990 graduate of the Economic Development Institute from the University of Oklahoma.
COLUMN: A behind-the-scenes person who gets things done
Norman Transcript
A graduate of the University of Oklahoma and OU Law, the 929 Strategies founder has a servant’s heart, and she has the resume to prove it.
OU-Norman campus to remain closed Wednesday, continue virtual instruction
OU Daily
OKC researchers help to advance brain cancer treatment
Journal Record
But a study conducted in part by researchers in the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at the OU Health Sciences Center offers some new hope.
Strong Towns survey goes live; feedback to help guide Norman’s future
Norman Transcript
In addition to the committees, city partners including the University of Oklahoma, Norman Public Schools, Moore Norman Technology Center, Hitachi, the chamber of commerce, Norman Economic Development Coalition “and more” are included in these discussions, Heikkila said.
Oklahoma’s 2023 Big 12 Football Schedule Released
KFOR
Dr. Diane Horm with OU Tulsa Discusses New Study on Early Childhood Education
KOTV
Study unveils a large tunable drag response between a normal conductor and a superconductor
Phys.Org
Dr. Hong-Yi Xie, a theoretical physicist at the Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences who recently moved to the University of Oklahoma, used modern quantum many-body theory to explain the team's observations.
OU biomedical engineer receives $2 million to examine movement impartments in stroke patients
News Medical
University of Oklahoma biomedical engineer Yuan Yang, Ph.D., has received nearly $2 million in funding from the National Institutes of Health and the American Heart Association to examine the impact of strokes and the movement impairments stroke patients suffer.
AI Predicts Warming Will Surpass 1.5 C in a Decade
World News Era
The study is “definitely new and innovative,” according to Amy McGovern, a scientist at the University of Oklahoma and head of the National Science Foundation’s AI Institute for Research on Trustworthy AI in Weather, Climate and Coastal Oceanography.
Jake Basden Named President of Sandbox Entertainment
Billboard
Basden, a University of Oklahoma graduate, joined Big Machine from the New York offices of public relations firm Edelman, where he served as a director in their sports and entertainment division.
Director named for new polytechnic school at OU-Tulsa
Tulsa World
OU announces inaugural director of Polytechnic Institute, pending Board of Regents’ approval
OU Daily
Oklahoma City schools closings announced for Tuesday as weather worsens
The Oklahoman
The University of Oklahoma announced its Norman campus would transition to online and encourage remote work through Tuesday.
OU students learn broadcast journalism skills at KGOU
Skiatook Journal
Skiatook, Sperry students named to University of Oklahoma honor rolls
Skiatook Journal
OU announces fall honor rolls
Tahlequah Daily Press
Dr. Jabraan Pasha brings healthcare to Greenwood with Juno
The Black Wall Street Times
Dr. Pasha has been at the University of Oklahoma’s School of Community Medicine for over nine years. There, he focused on the healthcare student pipeline programs, including Club SCRUBS, and MASH Camp.
Experts predicting slicker streets than last week’s snap
Norman Transcript
Max Unger, a meteorologist with the National Weather Center on the University of Oklahoma campus, said the storm that moved in early Monday will bring less precipitation than last week’s winter blast, but will be more hazardous to drivers.
9,200 students named to OU fall honor roll
Norman Transcript
Dozens of Owasso, Collinsville students named to University of Oklahoma honor rolls
Tulsa World
OU-Tulsa hosts Asian culture event
KOKI
Guest column: Why my mentors were vital in learning life’s important lessons
The Oklahoman
Once I arrived at the University of Oklahoma, I was blessed to have a number of individuals guide me, perhaps none more than “DC” Don Bradley, Karen Renfroe and Dr. Ruth Okediji.
CSAW Book Award winner to speak Jan. 30 at Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum
Amaillo Globe News
Dr. Lucas Bessire, professor of anthropology at the University of Oklahoma, was named in September as the 2022 winner of CSAW’s Bonney MacDonald Outstanding Western Book Award for “Running Out: In Search of Water on the High Plains,” a National Book Award finalist. Bessire will speak at 6 p.m. Jan. 30 in the Hazlewood Room in the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum on WT’s campus in Canyon.
Friends shouldn’t let broken antique vase come between them
The Oklahoman
Yvette Walker, Assistant Dean and media ethics instructor at Gaylord College, University of Oklahoma: There is nothing worse than causing a friend pain. Breaking an expensive vase can fall into that category, but if the friend forgives you, why not forgive yourself?
Far-right project that pushed election lies expands mission as Trump ramps up 2024 campaign
The Guardian
“The religious nature of these events is a pretext for a rally by people who are united by feeling victimized and outraged,” said Samuel Perry, a sociologist at the University of Oklahoma.
Brain cancer patients may benefit from treatment to boost white blood cells
Tech Explorist
Senior corresponding author Dinesh Thotala, Ph.D., who conducted this work at Washington University and is now with the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, said, “We wanted to find out if we could block these myeloid-derived suppressor cells using an inhibitor to improve treatment response to radiation. We tested two inhibitors separately with radiation and found a significant improvement in survival in multiple mouse models of this cancer.”
Conner & Winters Elects First-Ever Managing Partner, New Board of Directors
The Charlotte Gazette
Mr. Redwine earned his law degree from The University of Oklahoma College of Law, where he graduated with highest honors in 1984.
Blind piano player uplifts others through music
The Shelby Star
He earned his bachelor's degree from St. Olaf College in Minnesota and got his master’s degree from the University of Arkansas and got 95% through a doctoral degree from the University of Oklahoma.
University of Oklahoma Trombone Choir to perform at McPherson College
Salina Post
‘Are we doing everything to protect everyone?’ Mid-Del Schools talks new safety guidelines
KOKH
The district also researched the kind of items universities like the University of Central Oklahoma and the University of Oklahoma don't allow at their sporting events.
Public Colleges in Oklahoma Must Account for ‘Every Dollar’ Spent on Diversity Over the Past 10 Years
Chronicle of Higher Education
The diversity-education law made optional a previously mandatory orientation session for new students at the University of Oklahoma, and also altered a planned diversity course that student activists had called for in 2020.
Therapy Thoughts: Deciding to Switch Careers & Encouraging Friends in a Tough Time
KOTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your questions. Today we are talking about everything from providing encouragement to friends to having the confidence to switch careers.
Across the age spectrum: Medical specialists on caring for the youngest and oldest of patients
Tulsa People
“When I got to medical school, pediatrics was my favorite rotation, so I went into it for my residency training,” says Bielefeld, assistant professor of pediatrics and pediatric cardiologist at University of Oklahoma-Tulsa. “Cardiology patients were my favorite patient population, so I went into an additional three years of training to be a pediatric cardiologist.”
Flexible Homeschooling Enters the Mainstream
Reason
"The U.S. Department of Education bases its estimate on a questionnaire that it mails to a nationally representative sample of parents every few years. However, better than a third of those surveyed in 2019 did not return the questionnaire, which introduces the possibility of undercounting if home-schooling parents returned the questionnaire at lower rates than other parents," the University of Oklahoma's Daniel Hamlin and Harvard University's Paul E. Peterson pointed out in a recent issue of Education Next.
Auburn School of Aviation Joins Southwest Recruitment Program
Flying
The name of Southwest’s program, established in 2019, is a reference to the southwest heading on a compass. Other member aviation schools include the University of Oklahoma, University of Nebraska Omaha, Texas Southern University, and Arizona State University.
OU Daily’s Mason Young places in Hearst Awards for explanatory reporting
OU Daily
Whatever Happened to Toilet Plumes?
The Atlantic
These bioaerosols may remain viable in the air for extended periods and travel with air currents,” scientists at the CDC and the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health wrote in a 2013 review paper titled “Lifting the Lid on Toilet Plume Aerosol.” In other words, when you flush a toilet, an unsettling amount of the contents go up rather than down.
Wellness Wednesday: Flu and COVID both on the rise in Oklahoma
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health joins Fox 25's Wendy Suares to discuss the latest on flu and COVID and the newest research on vaccines and how they affect the COVID variants from spreading around right now.
Why “Woke” Is A Convenient Republican Dog Whistle
Time
Article cowritten by Samuel Perry who is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma.
Prospects and pitfalls of a Turkish withdrawal from northern Syria
The New Arab
Ankara and Damascus "will try to begin with step-by-step diplomacy to test the waters and each other's ability and willingness to deliver," Professor Joshua Landis, director of the Centre of Middle East Studies and the Farzaneh Family Center for Iranian and Persian Gulf Studies at the University of Oklahoma, predicts.
What could happen if tribe takes over Shawnee Indian Mission?
Shawnee Mission Post
For an outside opinion, the Post reached out to Gary Pitchlynn, an adjunct law professor at the University of Oklahoma, who is an expert on tribal sovereignty and tribal gaming law and regulation.
Rural America grew in the pandemic’s early days. But mostly recreational counties saw gains
KCUR
“The big story in a lot of the farming places is that young people born and raised in the U.S. don't want to work on farms,” said Tom Mueller, a rural sociologist and demographer at the University of Oklahoma.
Best Online Bachelor’s Programs
U.S. News & World Report
OU Ranked 16th in the Nation
OU Medical Humanities Scholars program emphasizes interdisciplinary approach to premedical education
OU Daily
OU Student Veterans Association to move to new Union location
OU Daily
Snow Accumulates on University of Oklahoma Campus
KWTV
Dr. Cookson on 2023 ACS prostate cancer data
Urology Times
In this video, Urology Times® Co–Editor in Chief Michael S. Cookson, MD, MMHC, discusses data from the Cancer Statistics, 2023 report from the American Cancer Society. Cookson is professor and chair of urology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City.
OU to close Norman campus Tuesday, moves to virtual instruction
OU Daily
Oklahoma schools closing, moving to virtual learning Tuesday due to incoming winter weather
KOCO
Closings: Several Oklahoma schools cancel in-person classes
KFOR
OU women’s gymnastics returns home for the first time in 2023
Tulsa World
OU Announces Graduate Fees Decrease
KOTV
Chamber leader shares details of committee visits to SEC communities
Norman Transcript
In his nearly 32 years as a Norman resident, Chamber of Commerce President Scott Martin said he’s never seen the city and the University of Oklahoma coming together for “the greater good" quite like they have been lately.
Norman chamber leader tours SEC towns; gives insight on his experience
Enid News & Eagle
Tulsa Innovation Labs Unites Oklahoma Universities Through New Virtual Health Commercialization Program
Health Leaders Media
Regents cut service fees for grad students, raise some aviation course fees
Yahoo!
Regents cut service fees for grad students, raise some aviation course fees
Norman Transcript
OU Board of Regents move forward on academic fee and degree program changes
KOKI
OU Board of Regents approves $5.1 million budget to demolish Adam Tower, Stubbeman Village
OU Daily
OU students react to TikTok ban, university to review policy following Gov. Stitt’s clarification
OU Daily
OU students planning to celebrate the Lunar New Year
Norman Transcript
Long joins The Kids Clinic as pediatric, family provider
The Ada News
Long earned her bachelor’s degree in Nursing at the University of Oklahoma and her master’s degree in Nursing from the University of Texas at Arlington.
Ward 1 council candidate wants to bring back business, safety and housing
Norman Transcript
Crime prevention is a subject inline with Ball’s education. He obtained a Bachelor of Sociology and Criminology from the University of Oklahoma in 2006. He also served in the U.S. Marine Corps and Oklahoma Army National Guard before he was injured in 2012.
"Other colleges, including the University of Oklahoma and Auburn University in Alabama, have banned the app, and Abbott's order followed a similar move by 15 other state governors, including South Dakota's Kristi Noem," explained technology industry analyst Charles King of Pund-IT.
With ‘crazy infectious’ new COVID strain, doctors warn at-risk patients to get tested, seek treatment
Tulsa World
“The majority of patients who get infected with COVID and the flu survive regardless of what you do. … But some of these patients, particularly the elderly, die from these diseases,” OU’s Chief COVID Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler said this week. “About 90% of all COVID deaths now happen in people who are 65 years of age and older.”
Video: University of Oklahoma geologist speaks on radioactive material found in BA
KOKI
Therapy Thoughts: Setting Boundaries & Building Trust
KWTV
From setting boundaries to avoid being taken advantage of, to learning how to trust again after being betrayed, we have a lot to discuss. Doctor Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 with her expert advice to answer your questions
OU professors address rise in AI chatbot use, consider approaches to academic integrity concerns
OU Daily
OU wins award for international enrollment
Norman Transcript
OU wins ninth Davis Cup for high enrollment of United World College international freshmen
OU Daily
OU reaffirms commitment to equal employment opportunity, affirmative action in annual statement
OU Daily
OU Board of Regents agenda features freshman housing funds, OU Foundation gifts
OU Daily
Oklahoma Universities partner for virtual health commercialization program
KOKI
Oklahoma State University, the University of Tulsa and the University of Oklahoma are in works developing virtual health technologies to help fill gaps in health care delivery with Tulsa Innovation Labs.
Tulsa Innovation Labs unites Oklahoma universities through new virtual health commercialization program
Associated Press
Universities join partnership to commercialize health technologies
Journal Record
Members of Pride of Oklahoma give a special performance
KOKI
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OU announces date for football team’s spring game
KOCO
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
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New Oklahoma Department of Human Services director names her replacement at Child Welfare
Tulsa World
Shropshire is an associate professor of pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. She received her doctor of medicine degree from OU in 1997 and completed her residence in pediatrics in 2000. She earned a master’s degree in health care administration from OU in 2008.
Preparations Underway in Tulsa Ahead of Sunday’s Lunar New Year Celebrations
KWTV
At OU-Tulsa, the East Asia Institute is also hosting its Lunar New Year celebration after a pandemic break.
Health care leaders address financial issues hospitals are facing, leading to job cuts
KOKH
"Supply costs have gone up, personnel costs have gone up, and revenue, you just can't change it. It's negotiated, it's flat rate," Dr. Dale Bratzler at OU Health said.
Price College of Business program connects students with real-world business experiences
OU Daily
Group of Oklahoma doctors warn against dangerous COVID treatment
KOKI
“I have turned around and told members of my own staff to tell their loved ones who have been prescribed steroids and antibiotics for COVID to refuse that treatment,” OU Health Chief COVID Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler.
COVID Update by Healthier Oklahoma Coalition
KWTV
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Healthier Oklahoma Coalition provides COVID care tips
KOTV
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OK Top Doctors Caution Against Steroid Use for COVID-19
KFOR
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Family of Tulsa County District Attorney speaks on mental health impacts
KTUL
Julie Miller-Cribbs is the director of the University of Oklahoma's Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work. "We need workforce initiatives," she said when asked about solutions. "We need more people going to school and majoring in degrees that lead to a career in mental health. We need facilities, particularly in areas where there are shortages, like rural areas in Oklahoma."
Navigating Legal Complexities in Psychiatric Practice
Psychiatric Times
Article written by Dr. Britta Ostermeyer who is professor and chairman, the Paul and Ruth Jonas Chair in Mental Health, and chief of psychiatry for OU Health at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in Oklahoma City.
OSU and OU prepare for Bedlam
KOKI
Oklahoma girl finally home after spending much of her life in a hospital
KOCO
Now, little Ellie is finally home with the help of a program at Oklahoma Children's Hospital - OU Health.
Optical Imaging Technology May Help Evaluate Transplant Viability of Donor Kidneys
Medical Dialogues
A team of researchers from the University of Oklahoma and the OU Health Sciences Center, with assistance from LifeShare of Oklahoma, as well as researchers and clinicians from University of…
Dance for Parkinson’s classes will start next week
Norman Transcript
The University of Oklahoma is collaborating with The Well to put on a dance class for people with Parkinson’s disease, as well as their family members and caregivers and any senior who is interested in moving their body.
China reports 60,000 COVID-related deaths, says peak passed
ABC News
Whether China truly has passed a COVID-19 peak is hard to assess, said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer at the University of Oklahoma and head of quality control at the university’s hospital.
Dr. Braztler to speak with Healthier Oklahoma Coalition today
KOKH
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Two other doctors, a nurse practitioner who now works in the Tri-cities area
Delecious Food
Wallace received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma and his medical degree from Texas Southwestern University.
OU adopts Chicago Statement on free speech
Norman Transcript
OU adopts Chicago Statement on free speech
Yahoo
OU Complete Integration with Organizational Redesign
KFOR
2022 was fifth or sixth warmest on record as Earth heats up
Associated Press
In a human body an extra 2 degrees Fahrenheit is considered a fever, but University of Oklahoma meteorology professor Renee McPherson, who wasn’t part of any of the study teams, said the global warmth is actually worse than the equivalent of a planetary fever because fevers can be treated to go down quickly.
The World Experienced its Fifth Hottest Year Ever Recorded in 2022, NASA Confirms
Time Magazine
Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones
KOTV
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New exhibit opens at UCC’s Art Gallery
The News Review
Art from Jason Cytacki, a University of Oklahoma associate professor, is on display in Umpqua Community College’s Art Gallery.
Youngest Member of Oklahoma Legislature Representing South OKC
KWTV
A recent graduate from the University of Oklahoma, Alonso had his sights set on an engineering job in Austin when the opportunity to run for a house seat came knocking.
New wide receivers coach Emmett Jones says OU tradition, working with Venables “was too hard to turn down”
Tulsa World
Administrators report on first semester of school district flight school
Yahoo
"Through partnering with the University of Oklahoma, community members, Moore/Norman Tech Center, and Aviation Industry, we have started the Oklahoma Aviation Academy at Norman Public Schools," she said.
Tai Chi for Better Balance classes coming to Wagoner
Muskogee Phoenix
Instructors provided by OHAI, a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. OHAI serves all individuals who are eligible for its programs without regard to race, national origin, ancestry, color, religion, sex, age or disability.
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
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Stitt names four new state school board members, removes only educator
Non Doc
Hill lives in Edmond, where she homeschooled her five kids. She holds a bachelor of science degree in political science from Oklahoma City University and a law degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Recovery Revs Up on Campus
Campus Rec Magazine
Marcus Wilson, the CEO of CryoBuilt, said more schools are embracing cryotherapy for their athlete’s recovery routines. For example, he noted the latest colleges partnering with CryoBuilt include the University of Oklahoma, the University of Texas at Austin and Iowa State University.
Oklahoma psychiatrist explains why children have become suspects in violent crimes
KOCO
It has been a headline in several states this past week, and many families are looking to address the problems surrounding it. KOCO 5 spoke with Dr. Britta Ostermeyer, the chief of psychiatry at OU Health, who explained why these things may happen and what can be done to help prevent them in the future.
Death row inmate’s team files lawsuit against ODOC over claims of restricted religious rights
KOCO
"There are statutory and constitutional issues that this case raises," said Guha Krishnamurthi, associate professor at the University of Oklahoma School of Law.
Biden’s Bolsonaro dilemma
The Week
Yes. "The Biden administration could immediately revoke his visa," Fabio de Sa e Silva, a lawyer and professor of Brazilian studies at the University of Oklahoma, told the Post. "There is no need for any formal procedure or formal request from the Brazilian government or any authority. It's entirely within the discretion of the U.S. administration."
Gov. Kevin Stitt appoints Dr. Deborah Shropshire as Director of DHS
KOKI
Shropshire is also an Associate Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.
Sendero Announces New Managing Director Appointment: Amy Goad
Yahoo Finance
Amy holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Entrepreneurship and Marketing from The University of Oklahoma.
Philip Murrah announces four new directors
Journal Record
Clifton is a litigation attorney who represents individuals and both privately held and public companies in a range of civil litigation matters. Clifton has had success in both state and federal courts. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and practices in Oklahoma City.
Governor Stitt organizational changes in Administration announced
KFOR
Burdick graduated magna cum laude from Duke University and received his MS in Geology from the University of Oklahoma.
Patterson Center holding weekly Tai Chi classes in partnership with the Lawton Public Library
KSWO
The Lawton Public Library partnered with the Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative, a statewide network through the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center designed for seniors and their loved ones, to hold weekly classes for six weeks.
U.S. would “treat seriously” requests to revoke Bolsonaro’s visa
The Washington Post
Fabio de Sa e Silva, a lawyer and professor of Brazilian studies at the University of Oklahoma, pushed back on the claim that the president ...
Brazil keeps protecting Indigenous land in the Amazon. It’s not stopping deforestation
Salon
"Brazil has made good progress in terms of how much protected areas have grown, but Indigenous territories and protected areas need more resources if we want them to maintain their capacity to strengthen forests," said Xiangming Xiao, a University of Oklahoma biology professor and the report's primary author.
Dr. Paul Preslar Joins Staff at Southern Coos Hospital & Health Center
The World Link
After graduating from Oklahoma State University - College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1994, he began his Family Medicine residency at the University of Oklahoma where he developed a passion for service to his community. He considers Family Medicine the perfect balance between God, Family and Profession.
OU-Tulsa early childhood study shows Educare students retained advantage through early grades
Tulsa World
5 things to know about COVID variant XBB.1.5 and other strains circulating in Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
“People who've previously been infected with COVID, or who have received the vaccine, even the most recent bivalent booster, this particular subvariant doesn't seem to be as susceptible to the antibodies that you developed when you were either infected or got vaccinated,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer. “So it's spreading quite rapidly.”
5 things to know about COVID variants circulating in Oklahoma
Tulsa World
The House speaker battle has roots in the Tea Party Movement
NPR
But what, if any, link is there between the two? And what might that tell us about how far-right politicians are shaping U.S. politics? To help us think this through, we've called Rachel Blum. She's a professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma and the author of "How The Tea Party Captured The GOP: Insurgent Factions In American Politics." Professor Blum, welcome to the program.
Tulsa Rep. Kevin Hern’s House Speaker nomination explained
KTUL
David Blatt, professor of public policy at the University of Oklahoma, said Hern’s reputation and resume wasn’t on Boebert’s mind.
Check out renderings and other details surrounding Norman’s newly announced cancer center
The Oklahoman
OU Health, Norman Regional Partner to Bring Better Cancer Treatment
KWTV
OU Health, Norman Regional Partner to Bring Better Cancer Treatment
KOTV
OU tool helps international students succeed
Yahoo
OU tool helps international students succeed
Norman Transcript
Tiny houses planned for homeless Moore students
Journal Record
Based on enrollment data from K-12 public schools, a study by University of Oklahoma researchers and the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency concluded roughly 70,000 children in Oklahoma are homeless.
Health officials warn about new COVID-19 variant
KWTV
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Therapy Thursday with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
(TV Clip)
Appointment of new CEO of Reddy Ice LLC – Largest packaged ice provider in the United States
AP News
Mr. Warner holds a bachelor’s degree in Management Information Systems from the University of Oklahoma with additional Executive Management studies at Northwestern and Michigan State Universities.
Partnership between OU Health, Norman Regional will extend reach of cancer care
KOCO
OU Health, Norman Regional planning to open cancer center
KFOR
Partnership between OU Health, Norman Regional will extend reach of cancer care
Norman Transcript
Partnership between OU Health, Norman Regional will extend reach of cancer care
Yahoo
Here’s a look at which colleges are blocking TikTok
Higher Ed Dive
A few Oklahoma public colleges, like University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University, have moved to prohibit TikTok on campus devices and wireless networks after the state’s Republican governor, Kevin Stitt, on Dec. 8 took executive action against the app.
Wellness Wednesday: New COVID variant steadily increasing in Oklahoma
KOKH
The new variant, called XBB.1.5, currently makes up nearly 22% of new cases and is considered to be immune evasive, according to OU Health's Dr. Dale Bratzler.
Turnpike authority votes to continue expansion work amid threat of lawsuit
The Oklahoman
That included Cerato, a geotechnical engineer and professor at the University of Oklahoma's School of Civil Engineering and Environmental Science. Gatz told Cerato in March that she would be given a chance to visit with engineers about potential environmental concerns tied to the new Norman-area turnpikes.
Owasso’s Andrea Cinocca Lawson graduates from University of Oklahoma
Owasso Reporter
OU Flashback: Sooners win seventh national championship on this day 22 years ago
Tulsa World
Oklahoma is Prosecuting Pregnant Women for Using Medical Marijuana
The Black Chronicle
The threat of criminal prosecution in Oklahoma has made it harder to gain pregnant patients’ trust and to provide treatment, said Dr. Stephanie Pierce, who runs a clinic for pregnant women with substance-use disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Instead of acting as a deterrent for drug use, she added, fear of arrest can keep women from seeking prenatal care.
Sliding Scales of Biological Sex Characteristics
Psychology Today
Article written by Ari Berkowitz, Ph.D., who is a Presidential Professor of Biology at the University of Oklahoma and author of Governing Behavior.
According to nutritionists, this juice helps you lose weight easily if you drink it at night
Nation World News
In the above article, for example, it is commented that a recent study from the University of Oklahoma showed that people who drank tea lost almost a kilo more during the first month than those who did not control their diet.
Column: Understand how biases cause misunderstanding of suicide
Tulsa World
Article written by Jonathan Kratz, who holds a master’s degree in social work and is a licensed clinical social worker, is a clinical assistant professor in the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa.
Turkiye, Russia and Syria to hold meeting of foreign ministers in latest attempts at detente
Arab News
Dr. Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, told Arab News that the foreign minister meeting would be “an important step on the road to restoring some normalcy to the region.”
Jamaican First Black Female General in US Marine
The New York Carib News
Mahlock holds a master’s degree in adult and higher education from the University of Oklahoma at Norman, a master’s degree with distinction in national security and strategic studies from the Naval War College, a master’s degree in strategic studies from the United States Army War College, and a master’s certificate in information operations from the Naval Postgraduate School.
COLUMN: 2022 was better than you remember
Lawton Constitution
Lance Janda holds a PhD in History from the University of Oklahoma and has more than 30 years of experience in higher education. He is the author of “Stronger Than Custom: West Point and the Admission of Women”, among other works.
From ‘Slacker’ to ‘Dazed and Confused,’ Fort Smith filmmaker helped make 1990s indie hits
Times Record
Clark Walker was hunting in his grandparents' tree stand on their ranch near Foreman, Arkansas, where he was just waiting for a buck to walk by. Walker was 22 years old. He'd studied film and art at the University of Oklahoma, but he was back in Arkansas, finding his creative voice, he said.
University of Oklahoma joins list of entities banning TikTok
Washington Times
Kirkpatrick Family Fund awards more than $7 million in grants
Ponca City News
“The OU College of Dentistry is proud to partner with the Kirkpatrick Family Fund to expand access to affordable dental care to the people of Oklahoma,” said Paul M. Mullasseril, D.D.S., M.S., dean of the OU College of Dentistry. “For oral health care to be effective, it needs to be accessible. Thank you to the Kirkpatrick family for this incredible gift.”
Safety Tips for Avoiding Frostbite, Hypothermia
KWTV
The threat of freezing temps has raised concerns about the dangers of frostbite. News 9's Natalie Cruz spoke with medical experts at OU Health about how to stay safe and what to do in an emergency.
OU College of Dentistry gets $1 million grant from Kirkpatrick Family Fund
Tulsa World
Kirkpatrick Family Fund awards $7 million in grants
Journal Record
Included in the disbursement is a $1 million endowment grant to establish the Dr. E.E. Kirkpatrick Dental Care Fund at the University of Oklahoma’s College of Dentistry to ensure the most vulnerable and underserved Oklahomans receive comprehensive dental care.
OU bans TikTok and updates policy on campus
KFOR
OU blocks TikTok on university-owned devices, network
OU Daily
OU Health Expert gives some preparation tips for traveling with kids
KWTV
Whether it's by car or by plane it's always important to plan ahead if you are traveling with a child. OU Health's Dr. Ryan Brown joined News 9 on Tuesday to help you with your travel preparations.
Plan it, build it: These OU furniture design students had to be able to sit on their final exams
KFOR
Office Visit: Real solutions needed to address nurse shortage
Journal Record
Back in March, University of Oklahoma President Joe Harroz announced OU’s College of Nursing was planning to increase its next class by 50% in an attempt to address Oklahoma’s ongoing nursing shortage. OU’s expansion and multiple other innovative degree-path programs in play throughout the state all share the same challenge – solving workforce shortages.
Oklahoma artists make mural from OU Children’s Hospital patient designs
KOKI
Photos: Oklahoma artists make mural from OU Children’s Hospital patient designs
KOKI
Bill Haisten: Equally and incredibly impactful at OU – Jim Mackenzie and Mike Leach
Tulsa World
‘We lost a great one’: OU community mourns death of former assistant Mike Leach
Norman Transcript
Oklahoma health expert gives safety tips for buying toys
KOCO
"We wouldn't want like a two-year-old with a Barbie, because there are a little Barbie shoes, and there's little hair barrettes and things like that," said OU Health Injury and Prevention Coordinator Laura Gamino. "They are easily swallowed and are choking hazards."
OU-Tulsa collects teddy bears for Child Advocacy Center
KTUL
OU Health names first chief human resources officer
Becker’s Hospital Review
Oklahoma City-based OU Health has named Jimmy Duncan its first chief human resources officer.
City Council meeting minutes reveal BA city leaders knew about toxic waste since 2017
KOKI
We spoke with Nicholas Hayman, director of Oklahoma Geological Survey at the University of Oklahoma (OU) about the potential, long-term impact of the radioactive chemicals He said people should not be overly concerned now.
Watch: New Laser Experiment Reveals How High Poop Particles May Blast After We Flush
Inverse
The recent experiment highlights just how far the particles may travel, hang around, and wreak illness. “Seeing is believing,” says Evan Floyd, an industrial hygienist and environmental health scientist at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center who wasn’t involved in the new study.
Therapy Thoughts with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
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Small: An important first step at OU on free speech
Muskogee Politico
‘Disasters that define us’: Examining Northeast Oklahoma’s patchwork of flood protections
NPR
A research team led by Yang Hong from the University of Oklahoma modeled how increased temperatures from carbon emissions would affect rainfall and flooding. Higher temperatures lead to more water that’s stored in plants and soil ending up in the atmosphere.
Wellness Wednesday: Flu cases on the rise, how you can protect yourself from the virus
KOKH
Fox 25's Wendy Suares sits down with OU Health's Dr. Dale Bratzler to discuss the increase in flu cases in Oklahoma and how you can help protect yourself against the virus.
Watch: New laser experiment reveals how high poop particles may blast after we flush
MSN
Why it matters — The recent experiment highlights just how far the particles may travel, hang around, and wreak illness. “Seeing is believing,” says Evan Floyd, an industrial hygienist and environmental health scientist at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center who wasn’t involved in the new study.
More school board candidates emerge as filing period closes
Norman Transcript
Price, a public relations and outreach coordinator for the University of Oklahoma’s National Weather Center, served as president of the Wilson Elementary and Longfellow Middle School parent teacher associations.
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center part of global trial leading to new drug to treat uveal melanoma
Daily Ardmoreite
Oklahoma’s training initiatives a game-changer for employers
Journal Record
The University of Oklahoma partnered with Norman Public Schools to create the academy in 2021, and the Oklahoma Legislature allocated $20 million in American Rescue Plan Act funds to support the project.
Oklahoma health leader talks holidays amid ‘tripledemic’
KFOR
“I think it’s just a matter of time before we see even more cases of influenza in Oklahoma,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health.
Oklahoma’s Facebook Marketplace has it all, even human breast milk
KTUL
Ryan Brown, a pediatrician at Oklahoma Children's Hospital at OU Health, said. "So, you could get somebody that is being honest and forthright and ...
Centerville hires notable exec as new development director
Dayton Business Journal
The Top 10 Higher Education Stories in 2022
Forbes
Several universities - like the University of Florida and the University of North Carolina - brought record-breaking capital campaigns to their close, while other schools - such as the University of Oklahoma, the University of Texas, the University of Nebraska, and Oregons State University - ramped up new fund-raising initiatives with goals of $1 billion or more.
The OU Regents Took An Important First Step. Here’s What To Do Next
OCPA
PHOTOS: OU Student Government Association inaugurates 2023 president, vice president
OU Daily
Dunkin presents $30K grant to Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health
KFOR
After the Biden-Xi Meeting: Righting China-US Relations
The Diplomat
According to Professor Paul Bell, dean emeritus of the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oklahoma, the Chinese and Americans approach many issues from opposite perspectives, making mutual understanding difficult.
Expert Discusses Considerations for Inpatient Use of Diabetes Technology
Pharmacy Times
In an interview with Pharmacy Times, Michelle Condren, PharmD, AE-C, BCPPS, CDCES, FPPA, Professor and Vice Chair for Research at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine, discussed pharmacists' roles in inpatient diabetes management.
Experts: Idea that suicides spike in December is a myth
KOKI
FOX23 talked to Jonathan Kratz, a Clinical Assistant Professor at the University of Oklahoma, about the myth. Kratz said it’s actually the opposite.
Political orientation – not party – predicts political tolerance
Mirage News
“Democrats who are ideologically conservative are very unique in their levels of intolerance toward marginalized groups in the United States,” said Garneau, a Nebraska alumnus and assistant professor of sociology at the University of Oklahoma.
Longtime newsman talks newspaper troubles
Non Doc
I heard these bleak figures during a Dec. 2 talk on “the future of local, state and national newspapers” by University of Oklahoma professor and veteran journalist Andy Rieger.
OU Career Center Launches Online Platform
Norman Transcript
Adams Tower to be demolished on OU campus
KFOR
OU Students from out of state tour News 9 studio
KWTV
Holiday Lights tradition brings OU students together
Yahoo!
OKC Thunder helps diverse artists score opportunity with Fresh Paint: OKC NYE Mural Project
The Oklahoman
The self-taught artist, who is one of several Oklahoma-based Black artists who will be featured in a 2023 show at the University of Oklahoma, said the chance to create his first mural prompted him to apply for Fresh Paint.
Oklahoma’s flu numbers are rising while RSV cases may be slowing
The Oklahoman
Young children are most at risk for RSV, and they’re also the age group with the largest number of doctor’s office visits for flu in Oklahoma, said Aaron Wendelboe, an epidemiologist and associate professor with the OU College of Public Health.
Oklahomans among Peace Corps volunteers returning to service
Journal Record
Both Harding and Cox are graduates of the University of Oklahoma with master’s degrees in education and public administration, respectively.
Holiday lights tradition brings OU students together
Norman Transcript
OU Close to Developing New Football Facility
KOTV
The debate over permanent daylight saving time continues in Oklahoma
KFOR
Doctor Joanne Skaggs, from OU Health, said there is a problem with switching clocks twice a year.
Therapy Thoughts: Avoiding Holiday Stress
KOTV
A new poll finds nearly a third of adults in the US are anticipating holiday stress. For many, the main stressor is money with families worried about how to afford food and gifts. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 with her advice on how to ease anxiety around the holidays.
Actor and OU sweetheart say pandemic and Indian Welfare Act brought the ‘miraculous’
KRMG
OU Board of Regents to discuss potential expansion for growing aviation program
KOCO
OU Board of Regents to discuss funding approval for football facility upgrades
KOCO
OU Regents approve dormitory demolition; new athletic facility
Norman Transcript
OU Notebook: Board of Regents approves architect selection for new football operations facility
Tulsa World
OU Board of Regents considering new ‘Football Operations Facilities’ for Sooner athletes
KTUL
OU Board of Regents to decide on moving forward with football team facility improvements
KOCO
OU Board of Regents Meeting Approvals
KWTV
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Upgrades discussed at OU
KOKI
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OU kicking off the Annual Holiday Light Ceremony
KOCO
DeepPower partners with OU on noel geothermal drilling tech
Think Geoenergy
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Having More Sex Partners Does Affect Your Marriage Chances, New Study Finds
Best Life
Wolfinger and his co-author Samuel L. Perry, PhD, an associate professor of Sociology at the University of Oklahoma, said that the one dataset provided a limited insight into the topic.
Researchers in Nebraska Seek Lost Native American Boarding School Graves
KWTV
This “forced incarceration” of children at a school hundreds an even thousands of miles away from their homes had a two-fold goal of crushing Native American cultures and aiding in the stealing of Native land, said Farina King, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma who focuses on Native American studies.
Cornell names its first female athletics director
WHCU Radio
The university announced Nicki Moore will start the job in January. Moore has nearly two decades of experience in athletics administration roles at the University of North Carolina, the University of Oklahoma, and Colgate.
OU Board of Regents to consider Chicago Statement, aircraft fleet expansion, 1st-year housing funds
OU Daily
Oklahomans have trouble finding medications for flu, other respiratory infections
KOCO
"Both amoxicillin and Tamiflu right now are on a national shortage," said Jigar Thakkar, chief pharmacy officer at OU Health.
Respiratory ailments on the rise statewide
Journal Record
Numbers are again rising for COVID and influenza cases, though totals remain in the hundreds – not the thousands and tens of thousands seen during the worst months of the pandemic, said David Kendrick, founder and CEO of MyHealth Access Network and department chair of Medical Informatics at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine.
Doctors: Parainfluenza on rise, no vaccines or treatment available
KFOR
How to identify and overcome workplace burnout
KJRH
Dr. Seulki Rachel Jang, an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa, tells us there are three dimensions to pay attention to…
Navigating cancer care: Stephenson Cancer Center leads the way
OK Nursing Times
OU College of Medicine Researcher Serves as President of American Pancreatic Association
OK Nursing Times
Pride of Oklahoma members launch mentor program with Kennedy Elementary
OU Daily
Science & Arts offers collaborative nursing degree with University of Oklahoma
Chickasha News
RSV cases in Oklahoma above average for this time of year and are on the rise
KOKH
"We know in previous years that masks were worn in a lot of our schools and most school districts are not masking at this point, and even in our general public masks are not as commonly worn, so that allows for respiratory viruses to spread easily," said OU Children's Hospital Pediatrician, Dr. Stephanie DeLeon.
Tulsa nonprofit raising money to send wheelchairs to people across the globe
KWTV
"Now he's in a wheelchair, pushing himself happy as can be, and now he has more opportunities, more social interactions, being able to be upright and able to move independently,” Tsotsoros said.
8 Ways to Build Positive Rapport with Professors
US News
Part of being a good student is following basic directions, completing work on time and showing respect to professors and classmates. That means being willing to take responsibility for personal actions instead of blaming others, says Melanie Wilderman, associate professor of journalism at the University of Oklahoma.
Study using DNA analysis of sacrificial spider monkey suggests Mesoamerican diplomacy
Science Mag
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma’s Laboratories of Molecular Anthropology and Microbiome Research led the genetic analysis of the spider monkey’s skeleton. The OU team includes study co-authors Courtney Hofman, Ph.D., President’s Associates Presidential Professor in the Department of Anthropology, Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences, with graduate student Robin Singleton and laboratory technician Karissa Hughes.
Confiding couple puts friends in a hard place after separating, reconciling
The Oklahoman
Yvette Walker, assistant dean and ethics lecturer at Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication, University of Oklahoma: Surviving a friend’s divorce is possibly one of the most difficult stages in a friendship. Because both confided in you, that shows that they think deeply of your friendship.
Researchers seek lost boarding school graves
The Sentinel
This “forced incarceration” of children at a school hundreds or even thousands of miles away from their homes had a two-fold goal of crushing Native American cultures and aiding in the stealing of Native land, said Farina King, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma who focuses on Native American studies.
Science & Arts offers OU nursing degree
Norman Transcript
The University of Science & Arts of Oklahoma recently entered into a partnership with the University of Oklahoma’s Fran and Earl Ziegler College of Nursing to offer a collaborative degree program that will help address Oklahoma’s critical need in the field, as well as providing future nurses with access to Science & Arts’ innovative interdisciplinary curriculum and affordability.
Oklahoma achievers: OU Cancer Center doctor awarded; Meals on Wheels; 2022 Vision Awards
The Oklahoman
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center gynecologic oncologist Dr. Christina Washington has been selected for the Robert A. Winn Career Development Award and will join the second cohort of the Robert A. Winn Diversity in Clinical Trials Award Program.
Oklahoman takes leadership role at American Pancreatic Association
Journal Record
A research scientist at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at the OU Health Sciences Center has been named to lead the American Pancreatic Association.
Tulsa professor weighs in on talking politics at dinner table
KRMG
FOX23 spoke with Dr. Meg Myers Morgan, an associate professor in the political science department at OU-Tulsa, about what you should plan for when you sit down at the table.
Oklahoma City University Esports hires new head coach coordinator
City Sentinel
Knudsen received his Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Oklahoma, and his two master’s degrees – Master of Divinity and Master of Science in education – from Baylor University.
Tulsa woman discusses journey to writing movies for Hallmark Channel
KTUL
The Bishop Kelley grad went to the University of Oklahoma, where she decided to become a screenwriter. After graduation, Andreen moved to Los Angeles to pursue that dream.
TLC Garden Centers Donates More Than $64,000 to Stephenson Cancer Center
Velocity OKC
OU staff volunteers for Turkey Giveaway
KWTV
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Health experts warn of flu
KJRH
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Mindfulness meditation set at The Well
Norman Transcript
Tobias has a Bachelor of Arts degree in History, a Master of Arts in American Studies and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma. She has been a long-time member of lifetime learning at OU, both teaching and taking classes. She also teaches meditation through Pioneer Library Systems’ Norman locations.
OU Food Pantry predicts record attendance at Thanksgiving meal distribution
OU Daily
Local artists create mural for OU Children’s Hospital
KFOR
OU African Women’s League to celebrate talents, cultures in Renaissance Ball
OU Daily
Health experts warn Oklahomans of flu activity statewide
KOCO
"I think we need to put out seatbelts on. There is a good chance we see a lot more cases coming up soon," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health.
Health official urges precaution against rising infections ahead of Thanksgiving
My RGV News
Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer at the University of Oklahoma, said the practices that people should adopt to protect against all three are the same.
Disabled people fear Twitter changes under Elon Musk leave them behind
The Washington Post
Aparna Nair, an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma at Norman, said Twitter has been a crucial way for people with disabilities to share resources and research. She has epilepsy and does not have the same ability as nondisabled researchers to travel and share her work at various conferences, she said.
Where you can see holiday light displays around Green Country
KOKI
OU-Tulsa has worked to enhance the light display on the Seed Sower statue and OU hedge at the corner of 41st and Yale this holiday season. Thursday night at approximately 5:15 p.m., the lights will come on to kick off the holidays. Parking is available in the parking lot behind the statue or in the lot to the south.
OU Division of Student Affairs appoints assistant dean of students, director of student conduct
OU Daily
The best public colleges in America for 2023, ranked
CBS News
OKBioStart Receives Portion of Oklahoma Biotech Innovation Cluster $35 Million Award
Yahoo Finance
Managing Holiday Stress with Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones
KOTV
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“Well, we all of that one family member who likes ask probing questions during the holidays from are you dating anyone to ask me about your job and everything in between they can make going home for the holiday stressful. this afternoon doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma's here”
‘Day of Miracles’: OU Students Work to Raise $150,000 in 24 Hours
KWTV
“Raising $150,000 in just 24 hours all to help children battling serious illnesses: That's the goal for a group of University of Oklahoma students.”
OU students participate in ‘day of miracles’
KOTV
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Local grad selected as OU Outstanding Senior
Claremore Progress
Petree is an OU Senior Award Recipient
Sequoyah County Times
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
OU biotech program gets $7M to spur regional startups
Yahoo!
Crimson and Cream Launches Fan-Funded Campaign to Raise $3 Million for Sooner Student-Athletes
KOTV
“Crimson and Cream has created a new fan-funding campaign Monday with a goal of raising $3 million in 30 days to help support Sooner student-athletes.”
OU biotech program gets $7M to spur regional startups
The Norman Transcript
OU studying privacy of listening smart devices
KOKI
“Lens detection and physical searches are cumbersome, as they require inspecting every corner of the target area. Radio frequency scanning may work when the device is actively transmitting, but existing work can only detect a sensor’s existence, not its exact location,” Fang said.”
Impacts of Medicaid expansion the focus of new study
WJLA
“There is reason to believe expansion will have reduced these disparities,” researcher J. Tom Mueller said via email.”
Researcher at OU developing app to detect hidden cameras
KTUL
TV Clip
Researcher at OU developing app to detect hidden cameras
KOCO
“If we can exactly localize it and find it, so we can find very accurate evidence, that will greatly improve human privacy," said Song Fang, OU School of Computer Science.”
OU fine arts dean inducted into higher ed hall of fame
Yahoo
Fighting back against ageism with Professor Julie Ober Allen
CBS News
"Can you imagine someone in their twenties or thirties or even their forties being asked those same questions?" Allen said.”
Housing market weakened by interest rate hikes with Professor Emeritus Robert Dauffenbach
The Journal Record
“It’s a question of how much house you can afford,” said Dauffenbach, professor emeritus at the University of Oklahoma.”
Diabetes Center forum to focus on prevention
The Journal Record
“The OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and community partners Hunger Free Oklahoma and the Regional Food Bank have announced plans for a community discussion in diabetes Nov. 17.”
Four honored OU seniors from Cleveland County
The Norman Transcript
“Four University of Oklahoma seniors from Moore and Norman have been named outstanding seniors for achievements in honors, leadership, awards, scholarship and service.”
Election Stress & Talking to Kids About Political Topics with Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones
KOTV
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“The election season can be a stressful time for many from disappointment at the candidate you supported loss to talking with your children about important issues This afternoon Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here.”
Diabetes Center forum to focus on prevention
Journal Record
The OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and community partners Hunger Free Oklahoma and the Regional Food Bank have announced plans for a community discussion in diabetes Nov. 17.
Four honored OU seniors from Cleveland County
Norman Transcript
University of Oklahoma engineers help build power grid of the future
Energy Central
Therapy Thoughts: Election Stress & Talking to Kids about Political Topics
KOTV
The election season can be a stressful time for many and Doctor Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here with her expert advice on dealing with anxiety.
Despite historic campaigns, no Black women won Senate or governor races in 2022 midterms
MSN
"When you think about the Democratic Party and the support that Black women have continuously given that Party, it's disappointing at best," said Andrea Benjamin, a political scientist at the University of Oklahoma. "At worst, it feels egregious."
Patton joins GableGotwals
Journal Record
Patton received his juris doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and a bachelor’s degree in accounting from the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business, where he graduated magna cum laude. He is a NextGen Under 30 Award winner.
High-Flying Expectations Set for OU Aviation Program
Aviation Pros
OU-Led Study Examines Impact of Medicaid Expansion on Health Disparities
Yahoo
RSU nursing students attend child maltreatment, domestic abuse workshop
The Claremore Daily Progress
The institute’s Oklahoma-based counterpart, Haruv USA, is at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa which brings together the expertise of international leadership and research-based educational knowledge and expertise of OU-Tulsa and the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work.
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
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Despite historic campaigns, no Black women won Senate or governor races in 2022 midterms
USA Today
"When you think about the Democratic Party and the support that Black women have continuously given that Party, it's disappointing at best," said Andrea Benjamin, a political scientist at the University of Oklahoma. "At worst, it feels egregious."
Expert: Public school bond win is good for OKC economy
Journal Record
Also on Wednesday’s panel were Robert Dauffenbach, director of the Center for Economic and Management Research at the University of Oklahoma, and Russell Evans, partner and chief economist at Thorberg Collectorate.
High-flying expectations set for OU aviation program
Norman Transcript
OU announces expansion of aviation program to meet shortage of professionals
MSN
OU announces expansion of aviation program to meet shortage of professionals
KOCO
OU to invest more in its aviation program
KOTV
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OU announces plan to replace aircraft fleet, construct multifunctional aviation center
OU Daily
Over 800 Cyclists Come Together for 2nd Annual Cycle 66 in Edmond
KOTV
The event was sponsored by OU Health, and a portion of the proceeds will benefit the Autumn Life Behavioral Health Center, a geriatric psychiatry inpatient program at OU Health Edmond Medical Center.
OKCPS, OU Health Collaborating to Provide Telehealth for Public School Students
KWTV
‘Christian nationalism’ threatens democracy, some experts say
ABC News
"I think democracy is on the line here as a result of the threats from Christian nationalism ... yes, it's a minority ideology, but we don't see a lot of opposition to it," Allyson Shortle, associate professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma and another co-author of "The Everyday Crusade," told ABC News.
Post-election discussion scheduled at UIS
NPR Illinois
Matthew Geras, who holds a doctorate in political science from the University of Oklahoma and whose research interests include candidates and competition in congressional elections, political institutions, specifically Congress and political parties, and representation.
Arvest Bank names Allen diversity, equity, inclusion officer
The Sentinel Record
Allen has 20 years of relevant experience and most recently served as the diversity, equity and inclusion officer and Americans with Disabilities Act coordinator for the city of Norman, Oklahoma. She also serves an adjunct professor at the University of Oklahoma, a news release said.
OMRF scientists find potential life-saving use for aspirin
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Among those contributing to the research was James George, M.D., a University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center physician-scientist and TTP expert.“Dr. Shao’s observations suggest that daily use of low-dose aspirin may prevent these critical episodes, similarly to how it can prevent a heart attack or stroke,” George said. “This could be an amazing benefit for patients with TTP.”
Annual ‘Whole Story’ cross-cultural event planned at MSSU
The Joplin Globe
The interdisciplinary event will begin with a plenary session by writer Jake Skeets, author of “Eyes Bottle Dark with a Mouthful of Flowers” and an assistant professor of English at the University of Oklahoma.
OU unveils $10M expansion of top-ranked flight school
Journal Record
High-flying expectations set for OU aviation program
Enid News & Eagle
Council Oak Healthcare partners with OU to provide advanced surgical services
MVSKOKE Media
Muscogee (Creek) Nation Council Oak Comprehensive Healthcare announced a new partnership with the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in a press conference luncheon on Oct. 12. The partnership would specifically work with the OU-TU School of Community Medicine.
Oklahoma doctors warn of continued spread of RSV, flu and COVID cases
KFOR
“I will just say I’ve heard the phrase, ‘Our ER is bursting at the seams,'” said Dr. Donna Tyungu, Oklahoma Children’s Hospital, OU Health, Chief of Pediatric Infectious Disease. “That is not a good place to be.”
Midterm Election Analysis: Control of Congress, Oklahoma Leadership & Local Importance
KOTV
Oklahomans are deciding today on who our future federal, state, and local leaders will be. The control of congress is also on the line across the nation. Political analyst David Blatt from OU Tulsa joined News On 6 to help us take a closer look at the 2022 Midterm Elections.
Kyler Graduates from OU Economic Institute
Ponca City Now
OU to announce major initiative to address state’s shortage of aviation professionals
Oklahoma Energy Today
OU-TU School of Community Medicine to host ‘Doctor for a Day’ event for local children
KTUL
Sam Noble museum announces November events
Norman Transcript
Daylight saving year-round? Here’s how sunrise, sunset times would change in Oklahoma
Tulsa World
Because humans are on a circadian rhythm, standard time is more the "body's natural clock," said Dr. Jabraan Pasha, internal medicine physician with the University of Oklahoma-University of Tulsa School of Community Medicine.
On the Town: Performances plenty to choose from in OKC
The Journal Record
Locals involved in the project include Hui Cha Poos, a Korean immigrant and choreographer and educator in the Oklahoma City arts community; and Yue Zheng, a University of Oklahoma doctoral candidate from China.
‘Cinematic Comanches’ to examine the cultural resurgence of Comanches
Lawton Constitution
Dustin Tahmahkera, associate professor and Wick Cary Endowed Chair in Native American Cultural Studies at the University of Oklahoma, will discuss the recent film “Prey” during during “Cinematic Comanches.”
Partisan mailer poses as Catholic newspaper in Arizona
Houston Chronicle
“It seems to be pretty brazen,” said Matthew Jensen, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma who focuses on online misinformation. “The format of the media, the implied endorsement, all of these things, it seems like they are meant to signal an authoritative source.”
Campus Correspondent: Voter Turnout
KWTV
One organization at the University of Oklahoma is pushing to get more young voters to the polls.
Delta Dental of Oklahoma awards scholarship to Alva student
Alva Review Courier
Delta Dental of Oklahoma (DDOK) and the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation recently announced its scholarship fund recipients at the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry (OUCOD) for the 2022-2023 academic year.
Therapy Thoughts: Political Differences within the Family & Conflicting Thanksgiving Plans
KOTV
Our friend Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joins us every Thursday to answer your questions. This time we're talking about family disagreements and being put in an awkward family situation.
Guest column: When we decide not to vote, we are saying our voices don’t matter
The Oklahoman
Article written by Prof. Andrea Benjamin
Oklahoma County DA candidates ramp up attack ads, messaging
KOCO
"It's this outside group, and I can't control what they do," said the University of Oklahoma's Tyler Johnson regarding candidates' deniability. "But then you also reap the benefits of that negativity simultaneously."
A 2021 study from the University of Oklahoma saw 62 per cent of 397 adults studied admitting to keeping someone on the 'back burner', despite 93 per cent of participants saying they were in exclusive relationships.
OU Health, Oklahoma City Public Schools team up to provide free telehealth services to students
KFOR
OU Health, OKC schools partner in new telehealth program
Journal Record
OU Health partnering with OKCPS to provide school-based telehealth program
KTUL
Stitt speaks in Norman; talks turnpike, aviation, school choice
Norman Transcript
The governor also spoke well of his decision to sign Senate Bill 3 in special session, which appropriated more than $100 million in American Rescue Plan Act money to hospitals in the state on the condition that OU Health stop transitional surgeries and hormone treatment for trans youth.
Oklahoma schools see heavy absences due to flu, RSV, COVID-19
KOCO
"Eventually, we plan to broaden our telehealth services to reach every child and to reach a wide range of conditions like chronic medical conditions such as asthma and behavior health issues that are affecting a lot of our kids," said Dr. Kathleen Combs, a pediatrician with OU Health.
Oklahoma will allow hospitals to use adult beds for kids amid surge in RSV cases
The Oklahoman
At Oklahoma Children's Hospital OU Health, about half of the hospital's pediatric admissions are for respiratory issues — 10% for the flu and 40% for RSV.
Wellness Wednesday: Adult hospital beds being used for pediatric care after spike in RSV
KOKH
To get a better idea of where the virus is at here in Oklahoma, Fox 25's Dan Snyder is joined by OU Health's Dr. Dale Bratzler in this week's Wellness Wednesday segment.
University makes new review of Mastriano’s doctoral research
AP News
One of the rival researchers who has challenged his work, University of Oklahoma history doctoral student James Gregory, sent the new complaint to New Brunswick administrators on Oct. 6, about a month after the school quietly made public Mastriano’s doctoral dissertation.
Your toilet is grosser thank you think. Here’s how to clean it better.
The Washington Post
Changjie Cai, an aerosol scientist at the University of Oklahoma’s Hudson College of Public Health, heads a lab that studies what lurks in the bowl and what each flush may send into the air. One takeaway from his research: “We sometimes don’t pay attention to cleaning the underside of the rim. It can become very nasty,” he says.
Restaurant news: Shiloh’s in BA, Ziggi’s Coffee re-open
Tulsa World
The shop’s new owners are sisters Chelsey Franklin and Brooke Lepine, along with their spouses, Daniel Franklin and Andre Lepine. The sisters, who attended the University of Oklahoma, established a real estate business before taking over the Ziggi’s location.
OU to recognize Brian Britt at ring ceremony
Norman Transcript
PHOTOS: Oklahoma City Thunder players visit Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health
KOKH
Women at OU overcome gendered perceptions in esports through community ties
OU Daily
State health officials sound the alarm on RSV surge in Oklahoma
KFOR
Chief Medical Officer Dr. Cameron Mantor, with OU Children’s Hospital, said about 50 percent of their current patients are in for respiratory issues. About 40 percent of those patients have RSV.
OSDH Removes Some Red Tape Amidst RSV Surge to Make Room for Pediatric Patients
KWTV
"Runny nose, stopped up, fever, cough, challenges with breathing," OU Children's Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Cameron Mantor said. “Symptoms that have been around for four to five days that don't seem to be getting better or are getting worse."
Oklahoma doctors and officials are being proactive as RSV cases double in the last month
KTUL
"We are struggling. We have calls from all hospitals around the state with kids who need care," Dr. Cameron Mantor, the Chief Medical Officer at Oklahoma Children's Hospital said.
Oklahoma looking for ways to ‘decompress’ emergency rooms as RSV cases climb
Moore American
Dr. Cameron Mantor, chief medical officer for Oklahoma Children’s Hospital, said the facility has about 275 children’s hospital beds. At several points over the last couple of weeks, every single bed was occupied.
Why the Oklahoma Governor’s Race is Closer than Anyone Expected
Time Magazine
Oklahoma political analysts suspect Hofmeister’s party switch has paid dividends in a race where most Democrats wouldn’t stand a fighting chance. “I think her being a lifelong Republican makes her more palatable to a lot of Oklahomans,” says Rachel Blum, a politics professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Importance of Local Elections, Early Voting & More Election Analysis
KWTV
OU-Tulsa Professor of Public Policy David Blatt joined News On 6 at 4 to talk about local elections as well as the federal, and gubernatorial races.
Oklahoma continues to face extreme drought despite recent rainfall
KTUL
"It's pretty simple, we need multiple rain events, we've already started to get that in October, we've had two or three really good rainfall events," said Gary McManus with the University of Oklahoma.
Rising after tragedy, Rheumatic Diseases Clinic Names New Lead Physician, together for a stronger future
The Oklahoma City Sentinel
Dr. Nyla’s passion for these many months past. She is an author of five books, editor of two multi-author volumes, and an Adjunct Professor of Humanities at Oklahoma City Community College as well as a Visiting Professor at the University of Oklahoma.
International students in Oklahoma respond to protests in Iran
KGOU
Sheena Mehta, a staff psychologist with the OU Counseling Center, said international Iranian students may be experiencing anxiety and fear as a result of watching the protests unfold.
UCO plans national search for a new president
Journal Record
Eriech Tapia, who earned his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from UCO and now is a doctoral student studying higher education policy at the University of Oklahoma, said he has been worried about UCO for some time and stopped donating money “under the current president.”
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center – The Face of Stuttering Research
Metro Family Magazine
Oklahoma Regents Request $96 Million Funding Increase
Inside Higher Ed
In all, 25 colleges and universities fall under the authority of the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education, including the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.
Oklahoma City Welcomes Biomanufacturing Workforce Training Center
Business Facilities
The OBIC was created by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, the OKC Innovation District and the University of Oklahoma, along with industry leadership from Echo Investment Capital and support from over 40 partners across academia, tribal nations, government, industry, community and investors.
Lower speed limits for trucks don’t decrease crash risk in construction zones: report
Smart Cities Dive
“We can use [the study] to evaluate the work zone safety,” said report co-author Guangyang Hou, now a postdoctoral research associate at the University of Oklahoma.
Council to discuss tax districts
Norman Transcript
Stephen Ellis, a University of Oklahoma philosophy professor, contested the agreement in court, but the district court ruled in favor of the city and the ruling was upheld on appeal.
Early voting is on the ballot in CT, a key issue for Black and Latino residents
The CT Mirror
But the addition of early voting does not make up for the fact that many people are uninterested in elections, said Andrea Benjamin, a professor at the University of Oklahoma who studies race and politics.
Study unveils how deep sea was colonized by ancient fish
Ani
"It's easy to look at shallow habitats like coral reefs, which are very diverse and exciting, and assume that they've always been that way," said Miller, who completed the study as a postdoctoral researcher at the UW School of Aquatic and Fishery Sciences and is now a postdoctoral fellow at the University of Oklahoma.
Tom Paxton Turns 85: America’s Greatest Troubadour Reflects on Decades of Love, Laughter & Outrage
Billboard
In 1948, Paxton’s family moved to Bristow, Okla. and he later attended the University of Oklahoma, to study drama. “I wanted to be an actor,” he told Bob Santelli, executive director of the Grammy Museum in a 2015 interview at the Woody Guthrie Center in Tulsa (where Paxton has donated his archive). “I have a degree in drama from O.U. But in the end,” he quipped, “I decided to settle for the security of folk music.”
Video: 3-year-old patient dresses up as OU Health doctor for Halloween
KOKI
Michael Overall: How a secretive laboratory became a college campus in the middle of Tulsa
Tulsa World
More than 30 organizations expressed interest, but the University of Oklahoma outmaneuvered everyone else by securing a $10 million donation from the Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Foundation.
OU, city of Norman complement each other
Norman Transcript
Norman leaders hope tourism, economy bolstered with SEC move
Norman Transcript
Local economic development and tourism experts are preparing for a big boost to Norman’s economy and population once the University of Oklahoma moves to the Southeastern Conference.
COVID took an unequal toll on college plans for minority groups. Challenges still exist
Fort Worth Star Telegram
Erick Montañez visited the University of Oklahoma during spring break of 2020. Montañez, then a junior at Diamond Hill-Jarvis High School in the Fort Worth Independent School District, loved the campus and found the environment perfect for the immersive college experience he was seeking.
RSV surge slams hospitals: ‘The alarm bells are going off,’ Tulsa pediatrician says
Tulsa World
Many people don't realize RSV affects all ages, said Dr. Dale Bratzler of OU Health, and most adults have had it multiple times. Because most adults who become infected remain asymptomatic, the risk is great of unwittingly passing RSV to a child.
Studies reveal small peek behind curtain at long-term COVID-19 effects
KFOR
“RNA, the genetic component of the virus, could be found throughout the body in almost every single organ system,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler. The University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer.
Big names in national politics endorse candidates in upcoming Oklahoma election
KOCO
"You can see look at this as polls have been surprisingly competitive and maybe there's a feel amongst the Republican party that they need to send in the troops to shore up a Stitt victory or to stop whatever slide in the polls might be capturing there," said Tyler Johnson, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Column: Vote with public schools as a priority
Tulsa World
Article written by Dr. Jabraan Pasha.
Oklahoma achievers: Heritage Hall alumna receives scholarship; Oklahoma Hall of Fame inductees
The Oklahoman
Hawthorne attended Heritage Hall from 2000 to 2008. She continued her education at the University of Oklahoma, where she received a Bachelor of Science from the College of Nursing.
Nothing scrapped: Artist Jamie Pierson inspires Tulsans to get creative in public spaces with repurposed materials
Tulsa People
Scraps Designs artist and founder Jamie Pierson is all about bridging the gap between people, play, creativity, art and engineering. While pursuing her master’s degree in urban design from the University of Oklahoma, she became intrigued with the idea of creating public art that meant something to the community.
Gang of Five set to show artwork at OU
Norman Transcript
OU Daily’s website, Crimson Quarterly magazine win CMA Pinnacle Awards as college media’s best
OU Daily
Studies reveal small peek behind curtain at long-term COVID-19 effects
KFOR
“RNA, the genetic component of the virus, could be found throughout the body in almost every single organ system,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler. The University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer.
What’s Next for Brazil Following Its Presidential Runoff?
US News & World Report
Brazilians should expect more of a “centrist” rather than a “bolder, leftist leader,” says Fabio de Sa e Silva, professor and co-director of the University of Oklahoma’s Center for Brazil Studies.
Therapy Thoughts: Recognizing Signs of Declining Mental Health
KWTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to answer your questions for this Therapy Thursday.
The strange, savage life of a freshwater mussel
Vox
“They have huge gills and they just filter water all day long and all night,” said Caryn Vaughn, a freshwater ecologist at the University of Oklahoma who’s writing a book about mussels.
Faith Leaders Confront Dangers of White Christian Nationalism
The Hoya
The Oct. 26 panel featured Reverend Michael B. Curry, the Presiding Bishop of the Episcopal Church, Amanda Tyler (SFS ’00), the executive director of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty and Samuel Perry, an associate professor in the department of sociology at the University of Oklahoma. The Center on Faith and Justice director, Reverend Jim Wallis, moderated the discussion.
Jerod Tate highlighting next Norman Philharmonic
Norman Transcript
He’s the founder and artistic director of the Chickasaw Chamber Music Festival, an adjunct professor in the music school at Oklahoma City University and in 2023 will be composer in residence at the University of Oklahoma.
Inaugural University of Oklahoma Defense Symposium highlights need for partnership between government, industry and academia to meet national security guidelines
Norman Transcript
University of Oklahoma to open bioprocessing training facility
European Pharmaceutical Review
Poison Center offers tips for a safer Halloween
Sequoyah County Times
Child care staff may apply for $1,000 employment incentive through human services grants
Tulsa World
DHS is working with the University of Oklahoma’s Center for Early Childhood Professional Development to process and issue grant payments to child-care professionals.
Wellness Wednesday: Public health experts warning of potential ‘Triple-demic’
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler from OU Health joins Fox 25's Wendy Suares in this week's segment of Wellness Wednesday to discuss the possibility of the Triple-demic hitting the state of Oklahoma.
Watch: OU Health doctor discusses signs, symptoms of strokes during News 9 this morning
KWTV
Healthier Oklahoma Coalition clarifies CDC’s vaccination recommendation for kids
KTUL
"When the federal government stops purchasing vaccinations [we want to make sure] that kids without health insurance will still be able to get their COVID-19 vaccine for free. It does not mean that the CDC is mandating vaccines for schools. These mandates are actually done at the state and local level for which vaccines are mandated in schools," said Dr. Donna Tyungu, Pediatric Infectious Diseases Specialist at OU Health.
As RSV surges nationally, Oklahoma cases begin to rise
Examiner Enterprise
At Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health, positive RSV tests have more than doubled since August, said Dr. Donna Tyungu, a pediatric infectious disease specialist.
Satellite images show positive impact of conservation efforts for China’s coastal wetlands
Get Wet Project Blog
An international, interdisciplinary research team led by University of Oklahoma professor Xiangming Xiao is using satellite imagesto measure the changes of coastal wetlands in China from the early 1980s to the present.
ShapED MyLife: OU’s president inspired by his 5th grade teacher
KFOR
OU Health testing drug to treat mouth sores caused by radiation, chemotherapy
KOCO
New drug tested at OU Health holds promise for cancer patients
Journal Record
OU appoints interim director of polytechnic institute
Norman Transcript
AAA partners with universities to develop tech talent
Higher Ed Drive
AAA has partnered with the University of Michigan, Florida State University, University of Oklahoma, University of Central Florida, Georgia Tech, Kennesaw State University, Michigan State University and others.
Gene Luen Yang Named Winner of 2023 NSK Neustadt Prize for Children’s and Young Adult Literature
Digital Journal
Healthier Oklahoma Coalition Gives Update on COVID-19, FLU, RSV
KOTV
"We're seeing new variants, new subvariants, that are spreading rapidly, there are other subvariants spreading in other parts of the world, that are also very contagious, so whether we'd like to say this is over or not, it's just not," said Dr. Dale Bratzler.
Man seen stealing political signs from Tulsa yards as division worsens as election nears
KTUL
Meg Morgan, a professor at OU-Tulsa sat down with NewsChannel 8 to talk about how to deal with this divisiveness from family, friends, and neighbors.
OU Health hematologist-oncologist earns research award
Journal Record
Dr. Abdul Rafeh Naqash, a hematologist-oncologist with OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center, has been granted an Impact Award from the Hope Foundation for Cancer Research.
Interim director named for planned OU Polytechnic in Tulsa
Tulsa World
OU announces interim director of polytechnic institute, pending Board of Regents’ approval
OU Daily
Clinical trial through OU Health shows promising results for drug derived by deer antlers
KOKH
OU Health testing new cancer drug made from deer antlers
KRMG
OU study sheds light on cardiac problems caused by cancer treatment
KRMG
Clinical trial at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center shows promise in treating mouth sores caused by radiation, chemotherapy
The Daily Ardmoreite
Does COVID-19 impact our ability to exercise?
The Oklahoman
The Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation’s Dr. Judith James and colleagues at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center are participating in a nationwide study of long COVID as part of a broader effort to better understand and treat the condition.
Healthier Oklahoma Coalition to hold Virtual Update
KOKH
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Oklahoma Poison Center offering tips for a safer Halloween
KTUL
The Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is reminding everyone to stay safe during Halloween.
Is Christian nationalism growing or declining? Both.
The Washington Post
Article cowritten by Prof. Samuel Perry.
TCC, OU team up to end doctor, nurse shortage
KTUL
Tulsa Community College program works to get more students into medical school
KOKI
Clinical trial at OU Health tests drug derived from deer antlers
KTUL
OU Health Tests Deer Antler Compound as Cancer Mouth Sore Treatment
KOTV
The most beautiful college campus in every state
MSN
Oklahoma Poison Center offers tips for a safer Halloween
KOKI
The Oklahoma Center for Poison and Drug Information at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center staff reminds everyone to keep the following simple precautions in mind while preparing for and celebrating the holiday:…
Right-wing road show promotes Christian nationalism before midterms
SF Gate
A growing number of Republicans are embracing the ideology of Christian nationalism, which advocates the fusion of American civic life with a particular kind of white, conservative Christianity, according to Samuel Perry, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Oklahoma and the co-author of the book "The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy."
OU Health Hematologist-Oncologist receives award to study rare type of cancer
KTUL
Abdul Rafeh Naqash, M.D., a hematologist-oncologist with OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, has been granted an Impact Award from the Hope Foundation for Cancer Research. The foundation is part of the SWOG (Southwest Oncology Group) Cancer Research Network.
Forged Galileo manuscript leads experts to controversial book he secretly wrote
Space
"It's safer to use a pseudonym, because if things don't fly right, then you don't get blamed," said Peter Barker(opens in new tab), a professor of the history of science at the University of Oklahoma. "But if it does fly, you can then say, 'It was me all along.'"
Biden appoints first Native American to chair the Farm Credit Administration
Daily KOS
Mr. Logan was educated at Oklahoma State University, the University of Oklahoma College of Law, and the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University.
University of Oklahoma to Help Meet State’s Biopharmaceutical Workforce Needs
Newswise
Tulsa to continue with excavations in search for massacre victims
Journal Record
The excavation will be led by professionals from Stantec Inc., formerly known as Cardno; the Oklahoma Archeological Survey; C.A. Pound Human Identification Laboratory (University of Florida); the Oklahoma Office of the Chief Medical Examiner; and the University of Oklahoma Department of Anthropology. Moore Funeral Home will assist.
Tribes Gallery and Boyd Street Ventures form partnership
Norman Transcript
BSV’s maxim is “Bringing OU Innovation to the World!” They are not directly affiliated with OU, but there are many personal ties between the firm’s leadership and the university.
Oklahoma City’s Biomanufacturing Workforce Training Center Brings a World of Opportunity
Velocity OKC
The cluster will also develop 10 translational research labs dedicated to drug discovery within the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center; a regional biotech startup pipeline led by the University of Oklahoma; a facility with high-throughput, advanced bioprocessing equipment and services for OU instructors and researchers, local nonprofits and private companies; an initiative to double the existing clinical trial program at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center in size and commensurate with the demand for trials; and an initiative to lead regular convenings of industry leadership, conduct needs assessments, encourage regional connectivity and spur policy advocacy.
‘The vibes are very good’: The rise of amateur weather trackers
Morning Brew
Right now, most people don’t get weather forecasts from social media. A study from the Extreme Weather and Society Project at the University of Oklahoma found social media was the least likely way for people to get weather news (more people rely on word of mouth than social media).
Report: Oklahomans rate low on political engagement
Journal Record
“Engagement in Oklahoma is always a tough one. Historically we’ve been bad at this both in registrations and turning out to vote. We always trend near the bottom,” said Keith Gaddie, a national scholar of American politics and faculty member at the University of Oklahoma for more than 25 years.
Askew to launch new novel at Magic City
Tulsa World
Askew is a novelist, essayist and short-story writer known for her award-winning historical fiction. “Fire in Beulah,” her novel about the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, received the American Book Award. Her Dust Bowl novel, “Harpsong,” received the Oklahoma Book Award, and her essay collection, “Most American: Notes from a Wounded Place,” was long-listed for a PEN America Literary Award. She is an associate professor of English at the University of Oklahoma.
Researchers convene at UC Santa Barbara to collaborate on matters of environmental justice
Mirage News
The two-day workshop, hosted by emLab, was envisioned and planned by an interdisciplinary steering committee comprising UCSB faculty members Christopher Costello, David Pellow, Kyle Meng and Tamma Carleton, as well as University of Oregon sociologist Julius McGee and University of Oklahoma sociologist Ian Carrillo.
Ready to go to ‘Hadestown?’ What to know about the Tony-winning musical coming to OKC
The Oklahoman
A 2020 University of Oklahoma graduate — "that sweet COVID year, so it was an at-home graduation" — Rodriguez is no stranger to the Civic Center stage: He has performed there in Lyric Theatre's productions of "Singin’ in the Rain," "Freaky Friday" and "Hello Dolly!" as well as with the Oklahoma City Philharmonic's "The Christmas Show."
OU hosts national security leaders for inaugural aerospace and defense symposium
Tulsa World
University of Oklahoma Gets $5 Million Gift for State-of-art Indoor Golf Performance Center
Forbes
Undergraduate Student Congress recommends preservation of Bedlam after move to SEC
OU Daily
Wellness Wednesday: New subvariants of Omicron raising concerns
KOKH
New subvariants of the Omicron strain of Covid-19 are appearing around the country and here in Oklahoma. According to Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health, they appear to be even more contagious.
Iran turns to Russia for support and strategic alliance, Middle East expert says
NPR
NPR's Leila Fadel talks to Joshua Landis, director of the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, about the history of Iran and Russia cooperating in conflicts.
Polling positive for Hofmeister, Nelson with plenty of undecided voters remaining
KTUL
OU-Tulsa professor and political analyst Rodger Randle referred to the recent polls showing Hofmeister in the lead as surprising.
New optics textbook aims to be a compendium resource for the topic
Ophthalmology Times
Article written by Associate Professor Kamran Diaz
Beller to lead Bible program at OC
The Christian Chronicle
He earned a doctorate in communication and persuasion from the University of Oklahoma. His dissertation focused on religion and racism.
Free dental care planned for veterans
Journal Record
The University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry, Oklahoma Dental Association, Oklahoma Dental Foundation and Henry Schein Dental have announced plans to host the third annual Veteran’s Day Dental Clinic on Nov. 12.
Council studies on-demand transportation services
Norman Transcript
The council voted last month to approve two Dodge Promaster vans to transport people who live unsheltered following a study which indicated the need for the service in the Homebase report and University of Oklahoma’s Zarrow School of Social Work study.
Aviation Academy director details programs
Norman Transcript
It was the vision of Rick Nagel, member of the University of Oklahoma’s Board of Regents, who agreed with NPS Superintendent Nick Migliorino that Norman’s ecosystem needed it.
Climate change could quiet prairie birds’ chirping
Science
As global warming progresses, droughts are predicted to become more frequent and severe in prairies and grasslands across the southwestern United States. A team of researchers at the University of Oklahoma (OU) wanted to know how these dry conditions might affect the way birds communicate.
WATCH: OU-Tulsa Political Analyst Discusses Midterm Election Races
KOTV
On Tuesday, OU-Tulsa professor of public policy David Blatt joined the show to discuss what you need to know before heading to the polls.
Mastriano’s War College Stint, Once a Selling Point, Comes Under Fire
New York Times
Another scholar, James Gregory, a history graduate student at the University of Oklahoma, has identified what he says are multiple errors in Mr. Mastriano’s treatise.
Officials urging parents to check children’s Halloween candy
KWTV
Joining News 9 today to talk more about the precautions to take on Halloween night is OU Health's Dr. Ryan Brown.
Wagner takes leadership post in Tulsa
Journal Record
Prior to his role with the city, Wagner worked for the Indian Nations Council of Governments as a principal planner and was responsible for planning the AERO Peoria Bus Rapid Transit line operated by Tulsa Transit. He also served as an adjunct professor for the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa’s urban design program.
OU launches historic $2 billion ‘Lead On’ fundraising campaign
KOKH
Tom Cole: Oklahoma’s academic community is critical to our defense needs
The Oklahoman
Great strides have been made thanks to the strategic investment of the Fourth District’s own University of Oklahoma in aerospace, defense and global security research.
Family of OU meteorology student killed in accident launches foundation
KOCO
Who benefits from OU’s private tailgating
KWTV
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Is crime on the rise in Oklahoma? Expert says multiple factors to consider
KFOR
“From [the year] 2000 forward, crime levels in Oklahoma are proportionately higher than those in the rest of the United States [so] the short answer is yes, crime is rising. The degree to which it is rising depends on which piece of data you’re looking at,” said David McLeod, Ph.D., current Associate Director of the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma, and a former police detective.
What does HB1775 mean for educators’ free speech? Lawyers offer perspectives
The Oklahoman
Article written by Robert L. Kerr who teaches Media Law and Media History at the University of Oklahoma.
University of New Brunswick investigating how Trump ally was awarded PhD in 2013
Toronto Star
James Gregory, an instructor and PhD candidate at the University of Oklahoma, said he became concerned about Mastriano’s work after he cited a passage from the 2014 book in an article.
Impact: The Frontier wins Oklahoma Society of Professional Journalists honors
The Frontier
Adcock is a native of Southeastern Oklahoma who has covered the state for the past two decades. He joined The Frontier in April 2017. Adcock holds a master’s degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma.
A helpful voice: RN helps students prepare for NCLEX
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Gremillion said she has seen scores improve by 300-400 points by taking the three-day course. Gremillion is well versed in her nursing career. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Nursing degree at the OU College of Nursing at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
OU launches public phase of $2B fundraising campaign
Yahoo
University of Oklahoma, Oregon State University Launch Billion Dollar-Plus Campaigns
Forbes
University of Oklahoma announces $2 billion fundraising campaign
The Oklahoman
OU launches public phase of ‘unprecedented’ $2 billion fundraising campaign
Tulsa World
OU launches public phase of $2B fundraising campaign
Norman Transcript
OU launches $2B fundraising campaign
KFOR
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OU launches biggest philanthropic campaign
KOKH
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OU launches historic $2 billion ‘Lead On’ fundraising campaign
KTUL
OU president announces $2B fundraising campaign for higher education
OU Daily
First-ever medication to treat neuropsychiatric disorders could soon be available
KTUL
But that may change, the University of Oklahoma has been awarded a five-year, $1.8 million grant from the National Institute of Mental Health to research to find a treatment, focusing on the neurotoxin, oxytocin.
OU team wins big with idea to repurpose oil and gas well for geothermal
Think GeoEnergy
COVID’s still killing hundreds of rural Americans every week, but rates are dropping after spike
Aspen Public Radio
“I’m not surprised to see that COVID death rates are still higher in rural vs urban America,” said Tom Mueller, a rural sociologist and demographer at the University of Oklahoma.
“Many times, people don't receive that information in their native language and that prevents them from going to shelter and, I must be clear: that is the difference between life and death," said Trujillo, 25, a researcher at the University of Oklahoma and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
‘Hope for our children and our students.’ How a used car dealership became an OKC beacon
The Oklahoman
A member of the Board of Regents at the University of Oklahoma, Nagel partnered with OU and the Moore Norman Technology Center to organize the Oklahoma Aviation Academy this spring.
‘Their fight is our fight.’ Oklahomans rally against Iran’s Islamic Republic
The Oklahoman
"We are here to echo the voice of the Iranian people that enough is enough," Peyman Hekmatpour, University of Oklahoma graduate instructor of sociology, told the crowd.
Inflation continues to affect Norman businesses’ bottom lines
Norman Transcript
Ben Keen, associate professor of Economics at The University of Oklahoma, said inflated costs are due to the shift from purchasing services, which became limited during COVID-19, to goods.
Muscogee Nation and OU announce partnership at south Tulsa’s Council Oak Hospital
Tulsa World
Video: New grant announced for OU Bedlam Clinics
KOKI
The Muscogee (Creek) Nation Department of Health announces partnership with OU-TU School of Community Medicine to provide general surgery services
Indian Country Today
Sooners to honor Oklahoma’s first Black player with ‘Unity’ uniforms against Kansas
KTUL
OU Weitzenhoffer School of Musical Theatre to premiere ‘Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812’
OU Daily
Former Oklahoma coach Bob Stoops to be given Paul ‘Bear’ Bryant Lifetime Achievement Award
KOKH
Water Prize awarded during conference
Journal Record
The seventh biennial University of Oklahoma International Water Conference was held in a virtual format recently and featured 104 registrants presenting on and discussing such topics as engineering with nature, hydrology and water security, water for disadvantaged populations, wastewater epidemiology, water resources and climate change, and household water, sanitation and hygiene.
Therapy Thursday: Changes after the Pandemic, Entertaining Guests & More
KOTV
It's Therapy Thursday! A day where Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma answers your questions.
Riaz recognized for editing textbook
Journal Record
Dr. Kamran M. Riaz, a corneal specialist at the Dean McGee Eye Institute and clinical associate professor and director of medical student education at the University of Oklahoma, served as primary editor of a new textbook, Optics for the New Millennium: An Absolute Review Textbook, which was published by Springer Publishing in September.
Dr. Karl Hansen among community leaders honored to the OKCPS Wall of Fame
KWTV
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Ottaway, Ottaway Johnson earn recognition
Journal Record
Ottaway chairs Crowe & Dunlevy’s Private Wealth & Closely-Held Business Practice Group. She is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Law and received her bachelor’s degree from OU. A past president of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel, Ottaway has served in numerous leadership roles in the organization.
$7 million challenge grant to establish new endowment for OU Bedlam Clinics
Tulsa World
OU President announces $7 million endowment
Tulsa World
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OU President visits Tulsa to announce grant funding for local clinics
KTUL
Muscogee Creek Nation Department of Health announces partnership with OU-TU medicine
KTUL
Muscogee Nation to Offer Surgery Services at Former CTCA Building
KWTV
This is all thanks to a partnership with the OU-TU School of Community Medicine.
Muscogee (Creek) Nation announce partnership with OU-TU School of Community Medicine
KOKI
New grant announced for OU Bedlam Clinics
KOKI
OU’s alternate “Unity” uniforms for Saturday honor Prentice Gautt
KOKI
Former OU football coach Bob Stoops to get lifetime achievement award
KOCO
Former Air Force commander from Owasso leads OU’s strategic research efforts
Owasso Reporter
Retired Air Force Cmdr. Andrew Allen has joined the University of Oklahoma as director of research initiatives for the Office of the Vice President for Research and Partnerships.
Oklahoma’s largest tribes say history was made, joining together to endorse Hofmeister
KOCO
University of Oklahoma political science professor Tyler Johnson said both endorsements will make an impact on Stitt.
Scholars Deem Museum of the Bible ‘a bible’
Publishers Weekly
PW spoke with the authors—Hicks-Keeton, associate professor of Religious Studies at the University of Oklahoma, and Concannon, associate professor of religion at the University of Southern California—about their goal for the book and their controversial, on-every-page, use of the term "white evangelicalism."
FEMA Announces First National Tribal Affairs Advocate
Native News
Kennedy was born and raised on the Choctaw Nation’s reservation in southeast Oklahoma. She received her J.D. and certificate in American Indian Law from the University of Oklahoma, College of Law.
University of Oklahoma Celebrates Generous Donor Giving During Homecoming Week
Norman Transcript
OU College of Dentistry Offers Free Care to Oklahoma Veterans
KWTV
OU College of Dentistry Offers Free Care to Oklahoma Veterans
KOTV
OU students win Energy Department’s Geothermal Collegiate Competition
OK Energy Today
Treat the mother or save the baby? Unraveling Dobbs decision’s impact on cancer care
Healio
Sometimes it will require rapid decisions within a murky legal framework, according to Jennifer Holter-Chakrabarty, MD, professor of medicine in the department of hematology and oncology at The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and chair of ASH’s Committee on Government Affairs.
OU to host symposium on defense
Journal Record
Hofmeister opposed Medicaid management change implemented by Stitt
Examiner Enterprise
Stitt has played up his efforts to hire more nurses when talking to voters, including his push to get the University of Oklahoma to accept more nursing students.
OU community celebrates Indigenous Peoples Day with prayer, tabling, workshops
OU Daily
Oklahoma City Community Foundation awards $12,500 in scholarships to Stephens County students
Duncan Banner
Martin is a recipient of the Carol & Dr. R. LeRoy Carpenter Scholarship Fund, a $5,000 award offered to honor high-achieving students at the OU College of Medicine. She is currently studying medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center.
The state allocated $108 million to the University of Oklahoma-linked health system as part of the federal American Rescue Plan Act passed in 2021 to help struggling businesses and hospitals.
Inspired by grandmother, SMU student develops stabilizing Parkinson’s spoon
The Dallas Morning News
One of Dewan’s friends offered to connect him to the University of Oklahoma’s Stephenson School of Biomedical Engineering to see if their engineers could help develop the SteadiSpoon. Dewan agreed.
No proof students are leaving red state colleges because of pro-life laws
The College Fix
“The University of Oklahoma has not seen a decline in applications or admissions this year,” spokesperson Mackenzie Scheer told The Fix via email on September 29.
Researchers demonstrate human cognitive system designed to enable moral tradeoff decisions
Phys.Org
According to the research team, which also includes María Teresa Barbato of the Universidad del Desarrollo, and Daniel Sznycer of the University of Montreal and the Oklahoma Center for Evolutionary Analysis at the University of Oklahoma, their new cognitive model makes unique, falsifiable predictions never previously tested, and which contradict predictions of an influential dual process model of moral judgment.
Phillips Murrah welcomes four new attorneys
Journal Record
Ray attended the University of Oklahoma College of Law, served as articles editor for the Oklahoma Law Review, president for the Business Law Society, and treasurer for the Federal Bar Association Student Division.
Oklahoma Achievers: OU Black Alumni Society scholarships; AT&T awards scholarships
The Oklahoman
OU International Water Prize awarded to Dawn Martin-Hill
Norman Transcript
Norman residents chime in on park improvements, goals
Norman Transcript
At 73%, parks beat out the 54% who said they used University of Oklahoma grounds, 45% who used state and county parks, and 27% who used private gyms.
OU THRIVE Center hosts webinar with Gov. Kevin Stitt on teacher salaries, school choices, safety
OU Daily
Up-and-coming civic influencers donate time, resources to shape a new Oklahoma City
The Oklahoman
Beckham, CEO of Simple Modern, is serving as the senior entrepreneur-in-residence for the University of Oklahoma Price College of Business, and often speaks to groups statewide about entrepreneurship, leadership, and workplace culture.
Michael Flynn is recruiting an ‘Army of God’ in growing Christian nationalist
PBS
Samuel Perry, a sociologist at the University of Oklahoma, has done numerous surveys measuring Christian nationalist ideology. In an August 2021 survey, about half of white Americans who most strongly identified with Christian nationalism said they believe things are getting so bad that “real patriots” may have to resort to violence.
Vast majority of red-state seniors have been vaccinated, despite GOP vaccine resistance
The Hill
“A lot of right-leaning seniors realized that the risk of death and hospitalization was high enough that they weren’t really willing to put politics over their health,” said Aaron Wendelboe, a professor of epidemiology at the University of Oklahoma.
Visit to Denver leaves local leaders pondering what Tulsa’s future might hold
Tulsa World
Lauren Brookey, assistant vice president for advancement for OU-Tulsa, said the Intercity Visit always inspires her to work even harder to move the city forward.
Researcher discovers another astronomy book written by Galileo Galilei
Medievalists
In addition, Professor Peter Barker of the University Of Oklahoma, who has been aware of Cosci’s research, noted. “Sidereus Nuncius tells us when, how and what Galileo made telescopic observations about. But the perspective of Considerazioni Astronomiche shows us why he made those observations three years later.”
AntiCapitalist MeetUp: land art, labor art, capital art, and settler colonialism
Daily Kos
Indeed, City was built on Western Shoshone land, says Alicia Harris, an Assiniboine professor of Native American art history at the University of Oklahoma.
State’s film and music office director takes role within Cherokee Nation
Journal Record
Sofsky is an Oklahoma native, who began her film career in Los Angeles after earning a bachelor’s degree in film and media studies from the University of Oklahoma. She has worked on major motion pictures and networked with filmmakers and talent ranging from Steven Spielberg and Anthony Hopkins to John Travolta and Jennifer Lopez.
What Do Colleges Expect Students to Learn? New Study Provides a Revealing Look
Forbes
On the other hand, the University of Georgia, University of Oklahoma, and UT-Austin all require students to take courses in at least five of the seven.
Hyundai grants to advance cancer research in Oklahoma
Journal Record
The Board of Regents of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City was named to administer a Hyundai Scholar Hope Grant of $300,000. The Natalie Warren Bryant Cancer Center at Saint Francis Hospital in Tulsa was named to administer a Hyundai Impact Grant of $100,000.
OU THRIVE Center hosts webinar with Gov. Kevin Stitt on teacher salaries, school choices, safety
OU Daily
Therapy Thoughts: Disappointing News at Work & Taking Paternity Leave
KWTV
Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your questions including receiving disappointing news at work and preparing for the birth of a child.
McLain students head back to class after fatal shooting
KTUL
“Because what happens when we experience trauma is that it triggers a part of our brain that is not necessarily the part of our brain that is used for executive functioning or things like working memory, flexibility, concentration and so trauma like that can effect that part of our brain,” said Julie Miller-Cribbs, director of the Anne and Henry Zarrow School of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma.
Jeter takes leadership post at BOK Financial
Journal Record
Jeter earned a bachelor’s degree in agriculture economics from Oklahoma State and his MBA from University of Oklahoma.
OU ROTC Program Running OU-Texas Game Ball from Norman to Dallas
KWTV
OU midshipmen running game ball down to Cotton Bowl ahead of Red River Showdown
KOCO
OU’s Naval ROTC Program sets out on 25th annual run of game ball for Red River Rivalry
KOKH
Red River Showdown heats up as Sooners prepare to head to Texas
KOCO
PHOTOS: Brent Venables hands off game ball as ROTC students start Run to Dallas ahead of OU-Texas
OU Daily
OU Tulsa hosting a Governor conversation on education
KJRH
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OU Food Pantry sees influx of visitors following relocation
OU Daily
They’re back: Grasshoppers once again invade southern Utah and Nevada
St George News
University of Oklahoma insect ecologist Elske Tielens, who authored the study that determined the cause of the 2019 grasshopper infestation that struck Southern Utah and, to a greater extent, the Las Vegas area, said the cause of the current invasion is exactly the same: It’s what comes after the storm when two metropolitan areas that act as light beacons in a mostly dark desert.
Greg Abbott for president 2024? Beto O’Rourke debate is a clue to facing DeSantis, Trump
The Kansas City Star
Said Keith Gaddie of the University of Oklahoma: “There are ways to lose debates — that didn’t happen with Abbott and O’Rourke.”
Stitt signs bill blocking some gender care for transgender youth at OU Children’s Hospital
The Oklahoman
Stitt signs bill preventing gender-transition treatments for minors at OU medical facilities
Tulsa World
Gov. Stitt Signs Bill Outlawing Gender-affirming Care at OU Children’s
KOTV
Gov. Stitt signs bill to prevent gender transition services at OU Children’s Hospital
KOKH
Tom Love Innovation Hub’s Fabrication Lab reopens with new tools
Norman Transcript
The Fabrication Lab at the University of Oklahoma’s Tom Love Innovation hub has reopened, and students and the public can once again utilize various equipment that is often crucial to bringing ideas to life.
Oklahoma expands eligibility for Monkeypox vaccination to protect high risk
KTUL
“With other sexually transmitted diseases, you can use things like barrier precautions like condoms and other things with this disease it doesn’t work because just that close skin exposure can infect you,” Dale Bratzler, University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer.
Threat of nuclear war, combat drones discussed at Six O’Clock Series
The Penn
The program featured Dr. John Emery, an assistant professor of International Security at the University of Oklahoma, as well as Dr. Terilyn Huntington and Dr. Rachel Sternfeld of IUP. Dr. Emery spoke on the nuclear threat that the Russian invasion of Ukraine poses to the world, while Dr. Huntington spoke about the introduction of unmanned aerial vehicles (UVAs) onto the battlefield.
OU Health Children’s Hospital Team Headed to Florida to Help with Hurricane Ian Recovery Efforts
KOTV
A New Study Finds U.S. Future Floods Becoming More Frequent, Wider Spread, Yet Less Seasonal
Black Chronicle
TSET Health Promotion Research Center Expands Their Team
OK Nursing Times
Three faculty members have joined the TSET Health Promotion Research Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center: Katelyn Romm, Ph.D.; Erin Vogel, Ph.D.; and Meng Chen, Ph.D.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shots, omicron variant
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health's chief COVID-19 officer, told KOCO 5 we are playing with a different set of rules when it comes to the omicron variant. He said the omicron variant spreads faster than any other strain of coronavirus.
The Cost of What You Allow The World to Call You
Harper’s Bazaar
Article written by Honorée Jeffers who is the author of the best-selling novel The Love Songs of W.E.B. DuBois and a professor of English at the University of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma is Prosecuting Pregnant Women for Using Medical Marijuana
Black News Portal
The threat of criminal prosecution in Oklahoma has made it harder to gain pregnant patients’ trust and to provide treatment, said Dr. Stephanie Pierce, who runs a clinic for pregnant women with substance-use disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Instead of acting as a deterrent for drug use, she added, fear of arrest can keep women from seeking prenatal care.
Roanoke County names economic development director
Virginia Business
Baker has a bachelor’s in chemical engineering from North Carolina State University and a master’s in public affairs from Indiana University. She is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute and a certified economic developer through the International Development Council.
MDB Capital Holdings Hires Tony Dammicci as Chief Experience Officer
Morningstar
Mr. Dammicci holds a BA in Journalism-Advertising from the University of Oklahoma and is a graduate of the Omnicom Senior Management Program in Organizational Leadership. He also serves as an advisor to the Alex Townsend Memorial Foundation.
A look at the four Oklahoma Supreme Court justices on the retention ballot in November
The Oklahoman
Winchester, who received his law degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1977, served as a state judge for Caddo and Grady counties and as a U.S. administrative law judge before his appointment to the Supreme Court.
New Bedford County deputy administrator appointed
The Roanoke Times
Stauder has continued professional development and education pursuits through participation in the International City/County Management Association’s Emerging Leaders Development Program, and through the University of Oklahoma’s Economic Development Institute, according to the release.
OKC metro kicks off breast cancer awareness month
KTUL
Funds raised at the showcase will go to OU Healths Stephenson Center. The 2022 More Than Pink Walk for breast cancer awareness will be held Saturday, October 22nd at the Bicentennial park in Oklahoma City.
OKLAHOMA WATCH: What pandemic relief projects Oklahoma lawmakers approved, omitted in special session
Tahlequah Daily Press
The bill, which forbids OU Health from doing gender-reassignment medical care on minors, passed the Senate 31-13 and the House by a vote of 67-24.
Scientists Reveal the Mechanism Behind Their Fascinating Superpowers
List 23
Dr. Sebastien Miellet, a research fellow at the University of Oklahoma who specializes in active vision, used eye tracking technology to analyze how super-recognizers scan and process faces and their parts.
Coffee with: Jordan Green, founder of mental health app Remble
Tulsa People
It’s less than a month after therapist and Booker T. Washington High School grad Jordan Green, 30, has launched her mental health app, Remble. With a master’s degree in social work from the University of Oklahoma, she is eager to discuss how the app came to be and her goals for her new company at DoubleShot Coffee Co., 1633 S. Boulder Ave.
Despite gender treatment fracas, lawmakers pass bills doling out more than $1 billion
Tulsa World
Lawmakers delved into bigotry, genital mutilation and parental choice in passing a bill that would prevent University of Oklahoma medical facilities from providing transition services to transgender children.
OU Medical Students Protest Bill That Would End Some Gender-Affirming Health Care
KWTV
Oklahomans react to bill’s controversial stipulation for OU Health to get federal relief money
KOCO
Oklahoma lawmakers restrict funding for transgender youth health care at OU Health
KTUL
Harvard Law Professor and Bloomberg columnist Noah Feldman to speak at OU during Free Speech Week
Norman Transcript
Max Westheimer Airport to host 16th annual Aviation Festival
KFOR
The University of Oklahoma Max Westheimer Airport and the Norman Chamber of Commerce are hosting the 16th annual Aviation Festival on Saturday, Oct. 1.
Aviation Fest returns to Norman
Norman Transcript
The University of Oklahoma Max Westheimer Airport and the Norman Chamber of Commerce will hold the annual Aviation Festival from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday.
Report ranks OU nursing college as one of top programs
Muskogee Phoenix
COLUMN: DRS promotes Disability Employment Awareness Month in October
Enid News & Eagle
Oklahoma Rehabilitation Services also served 3,211 participants through Transition and a Pre-Employment Transition Services grant partnerships with the National Center for Disability Education and Training at University of Oklahoma Outreach.
Dr. Dale Bratzler explains what to know this fall about COVID vaccines
CBS Austin
Therapy Thoughts: Disputes with a spouse & being Ignored by friends
KWTV
From disagreements between friends to communication between spouses we have some interesting questions to discuss this Therapy Thursday. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here with her expert advice.
SNAP Nutrition Incentive Boosts Produce Purchases in Oklahoma
KOTV
During the last quarter, University of Oklahoma professor Marianna Wetherill said more than 28,000 Oklahomans took advantage of the program.
Who will be on the November 8 ballot in Cleveland County?
Free Press OKC
University of Oklahoma College of Law alumni and combat veteran RJ Harris is the Republican candidate, continuing to the house race without a GOP primary election.
‘Cooler than what we are now’: Heikkila promotes collaboration, development in State of the City
Norman Transcript
OU President Joe Harroz, who spoke as a guest in Heikkila’s keynote address, said the door is open for the city to partner with the university.
Norman mayor has vision of unity to push city forward
KOCO
"This mayor and the leadership of this city that are represented right here, this is a new day. This is a new day. But the question is are we going to seize it?" said Joseph Harroz, president of OU.
OU Health ceasing some gender care after funds threatened
ABC News
OU Health ceasing some gender care after funds threatened
The Washington Post
Bill to Expand Behavioral Health Care at OU Children’s, Could Also Restrict ‘Life-Saving Care’
KWTV
Bill could restrict gender reassignment treatment at OU Health
KFOR
Students at OU may get help with ‘period poverty’ plaguing schools across country
KOCO
Oklahoma ranks fourth in obesity, OU to offer options with Medicaid expansion
KTUL
Iron Gate, OU Tulsa partners to provide healthy meals to Green Country’s homeless population
Yahoo
Video: Iron Gate, OU Tulsa partners to provide healthy meals to Green Country’s homeless population
KOKI
Hurricane Ian Begins To Hit Southwest Florida as Extreme Category 4 Storm
Gizmodo
A storm slowing down isn’t necessarily a good thing, echoed Noah Brauer, a meteorologist and hurricane researcher at the University of Oklahoma. Even when it might mean slightly lessened winds, slower storms lead to the same areas getting hit for longer by rain and winds.
Google awards $250,000 for new OU Polytechnic Institute in Tulsa
Tulsa World
OU receives gift from Google to support polytechnic institute
KFOR
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Google donates quarter of a million to OU poly institute
KTUL
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OU Health stops some gender health services after receiving pressure from state
Yahoo
Oklahoma lawmakers block gender reassignment treatment in OU children’s hospital funding
The Oklahoman
Lawmakers target ‘gender reassignment medical treatment’ at OU Health
Tulsa World
OU Health stops some gender health services after receiving pressure from state
KOCO
OU Health planning to end ‘certain gender medicine services’
KOKH
Norman buys two vans to transport unhoused population
Norman Transcript
The purchase was approved in connection with two Homebase studies and studies through the University of Oklahoma’s Zarrow School of Social Work that identified transportation as a prominent need for Norman’s unhoused population.
OU Esports and Co-Curricular Innovation Receives $20,000 Gift From Williams Companies for Program Support
Sooner Sports
What’s behind Venezuela migrants in US being sent to ‘sanctuary’ destinations?
The New Arab
"Essentially, they're trying to own the left. You want a lenient immigration policy? We'll send them to you," Allyson Shortle, associate professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma, told The New Arab.
The Strength and Value of Organized Psychiatry
Psychiatric Times
Article cowritten by Dr Britta Ostermeyer who is professor and chairman, the Paul and Ruth Jonas Chair in Mental Health, and chief of psychiatry for OU Health at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.
‘Guardrail’ OTA policies proposed
Norman Transcript
Amy Cerato, a geotechnical civil engineer and professor at the University of Oklahoma, said the legislature should immediately “sunset” the projects authorized in 1987. Cerato has a home in the path of the east Norman turnpike.
First steps taken to address Oklahoma’s orphaned well problem
Enid News & Eagle
Catalin Teodoriu, a professor at the University of Oklahoma’s Mewbourne School of Petroleum Engineering, says the primary environmental risk involves the release of uncontrolled fluids into the near vicinity.
OU Health Sciences Center team to research Indigenous mother deaths
KOCO
OU Health’s Advice Against ‘Sleepy Chicken’ TikTok Trend
KWTV
"Once you start tot boil that medication, those medications become a vapor, and it can cause irritation to your nose, throat or even the lungs causing damage that can be permanent," OU Children's Hospital Dr. Vamsikrishna Kaliki said.
Video: What OU Health has to say about ‘Nyquil Chicken’
KOKI
OU College of Nursing ranked as one of top programs in nation
The Lawton Constitution
U.S. News & World Report ranks OU College of Nursing as one of top B.S.N. programs in nation
The Duncan Banner
OU Sooner Works Inaugural Class Enters Senior Year
KOTV
OU Sooner Works Inaugural Class Enters Senior Year
KWTV
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shots, omicron variant
KOCO
"Omicron supposedly grows about 70-times faster than the delta variant did. So, you get this large viral load in your airways that can be detected quite early," Bratzler said.
When asked about estranged parents, be honest, but don’t give details
The Oklahoman
Yvette Walker, assistant dean, University of Oklahoma Gaylord College: Honesty is best. If you truly don’t know how they are doing because you don’t speak, say so. You don’t need to go into detail. Just say, “Thanks for asking, but it has been a while since we connected.” If they ask for more details and you are not comfortable talking about it just say that you prefer not to say any more about it. Your friends should get the message.
From The New York Jets Owner to An Elon Musk ‘Fanboy.’ Meet the 20 Newcomers to the 2022 Forbers 400
Forbes
Faith studied petroleum engineering at the University of Oklahoma then got a Harvard MBA before working for real estate developer Trammell Crow Company.
OU softball holds groundbreaking for new stadium
KOCO
Oklahoma honors defensive stars Selmon brothers with statue
KSL
OU students join worldwide protests of Mahsa Amini’s death in Iranian police custody
OU Daily
OU faculty co-author journal commentary urging investment in wastewater surveillance
Norman Transcript
Three faculty members from the University of Oklahoma’s Norman campus and the OU Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City are among the authors of a commentary published in the journal Nature Medicine that advocates for increased investment in wastewater surveillance to detect and contain health threats like COVID-19.
Child obesity: New initiative to address Oklahoma’s poor ranking, post-pandemic decline
Tulsa World
“We had to do virtual visits for a while, but when they came back in, many of our kids had doubled their gains,” said Dr. Ashley Weedn, an OU Health pediatrician who directs the Healthy Futures Weight Management Clinic at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital.
In a tight race for governor, Ervin Yen hopes to stand out
Public Radio Tulsa
“You might get people who maybe are not happy with Stitt’s performance, but they can’t pull themselves to check the box for the Democrat so they say ‘I’ll just vote for the independent or vote for the libertarian,’” said Michael Crespin, curator and director of the Carl Albert Center at the University of Oklahoma.
RSU names Director of Communications, Marketing
The Claremore Daily Progress
Day holds a Bachelor of Arts in journalism with an advertising emphasis from the University of Oklahoma, and a Master of Theological Studies from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
OU now offering financial incentives to get teaching degree
KFOR
OU Encourages More Students to Pursue Degrees in Education
KOTV
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Two decades of Tulsa pre-K research shows widespread positive effects
Tulsa World
This paper comes from the Tulsa School Experiences and Early Development study, known as SEED, with researchers from the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa listed as co-writers.
OU, Blue Cedar Energy hosting a ribbon cutting ceremony
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Therapy Thoughts: Being Singled Out at Work & Not Connecting with Friends
KOTV
Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 for Therapy Thursday, a segment where we answer your mental health and relationship questions.
With federal grant, OKC primed to grow biotech industry
Journal Record
“This represents the start of something that is only going to get bigger and bigger. This is more than a meaningful grant,” said John Hanak, chief innovation and corporate officer at the University of Oklahoma. “We’re going to bring in private dollars. This is going to be significant.”
Oklahoma expert explains federal interest rate hike
KTUL
Ben Keen, associate professor of economics at the University of Oklahoma, said everyone is seeing the impact of inflation.
Judge who is among first Hispanic women to serve role in Oklahoma shares message to future leaders
KOCO
Heather Mendoza Coyle is an Oklahoma native and a graduate of Putnam City North High School and the University of Oklahoma. She holds many titles. One of them is judge.
OU Health doubling cancer trials thanks to American Rescue Plan program
KOKI
University of Oklahoma study explores the use of carbon dioxide to make acrylic acid
Science X
Jazz Wolfe, Anusha Fathepure named OU Student Media’s 2022-23 Moore Hodges fund recipients
OU Daily
Wellness Wednesday: CDC issues alert for virus with Polio-like symptoms
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health sits down with Fox 25's Dan Snyder and discusses this new virus and just who it impacts.
OSDH Names Maggie Jackson Regional Director
Enid Buzz
Jackson earned a bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology and Spanish from Oklahoma State University and a Master’s in Public Health from the University of Oklahoma.
Firm welcomes aviation attorney Amanda Landherr
McAfee Taft
Landherr graduated magna cum laude with bachelor’s degrees in both marketing and entrepreneurship from Oklahoma State University in 2016 and with highest honors from the University of Oklahoma College of Law in 2019.
Joe Castiglione discusses SEC move (before 2025?) and how it impacts OU’s future nonconference scheduling
Tulsa World
Best seat in town to watch OU football? NOUN Hotel Opening next to Campus Corner
The Oklahoman
Results of Oklahoma’s Purdue settlement beginning to take shape at OSU’s Center for Health Sciences
Tulsa World
New Veterans Affairs and state-owned mental hospitals in downtown and a Tulsa location of the University of Oklahoma’s Stephenson Cancer Center are also pieces in an emerging metrowide biomedical initiative.
OU researcher may have found a way to reduce the number of TBI surgeries to just one
News Medical
Across the globe, hundreds of researchers have dedicated their careers to studying and testing methods to improve treatment options for TBI survivors. Michael Detamore, Ph.D., a biomedical engineering researcher at the University of Oklahoma, was recently awarded $640,000 from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke at the National Institutes of Health for his project titled, "Single stage surgical intervention for treatment of severe traumatic brain injury."
US study explores using CO2 to make acrylic acid
Gas World
Funded by the Department of Energy (DoE), the theoretical study is being led by Bin Wang, associate professor in the School of Chemical, Biological and Materials Engineering in the Gallogly College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma.
OU’s Adams Tower to be demolished summer 2023
KFOR
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OU announces demolition of Adams Tower to commence summer 2023, plans construction of new dorm
OU Daily
Gift from late princess to create new Russian studies center at OU
KFOR
Gift helps establish Romanoff Center for Russian Studies
Journal Record
OU Board of Regents approves establishment of Romanoff Center for Russian Studies
OU Daily
Report goes inside Oklahoma eviction courtrooms
KJRH
“Seeing the eviction docket in Tulsa last summer really shook me," Adam Hines, law student with the University of Oklahoma said.
State advances plan to replace Griffin Memorial Hospital
Journal Record
Modernizing technology infrastructure at OU Health to help providers and patients share electronic health records. The project was approved at $44 million.
Hofmeister says Oklahoma teachers should get $5,000 pay raise to stay competitive
KOCO
University of Oklahoma political science professor Tyler Johnson said the latest move by the democratic nominee is playing to her strengths, which is education.
Is fentanyl a weapon of mass of destruction?
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Professor David Blatt interviewed for the story
Air and Space Museum event to honor astronaut Haise
Journal Record
Apollo 13 crew member Haise graduated from the University of Oklahoma before being selected as an astronaut. He later performed test landings with the Space Shuttle Enterprise, after being released from the back of a 747 jet that NASA purchased from American Airlines.
Oklahoma City Convention & Visitors Bureau increases staff
Journal Record
Randall Sweet is the third member of the newly hired trio, coming to the OKC CVB after graduating from the University of Oklahoma in May 2022. He serves as the OKC CVB’s communications coordinator.
Improved diet helps microbiome in pregnant women with gestational diabetes, OU study shows
KOKI
OU kicks off Hispanic Heritage Month celebration with Luna Luna concert
OU Daily
OU to honor Selmon brothers with statue dedication before Kansas State game
KOCO
Oklahoma achievers: OU Health grant awarded; Hearing loss scholarships
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma Children’s Hospital opening ambient room for pediatric behavioral health patients
KOKH
“There is a pediatric behavioral health crisis at the moment and parents can struggle with how to help their children and where to get help,” said Robyn Cowperthwaite, M.D., pediatric psychiatrist, OU Health Physicians. “The ambient rooms at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital are the first step in providing a safe place for children to de-escalate and start the healing process.”
OU, ISU team in efforts to produce clean hydrogen energy
Journal Record
Latest Israeli Raid on Damascus Airport Region Underscores Ongoing Tensions with Iran
VOA News
Joshua Landis, who heads the Center for Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma, told VOA, "Iran and Israel are fighting each other in Syria," and that "high-stakes negotiations over Iran's nuclear capacity have reached a crescendo, which partly explains the more dramatic attacks on Iran in Syria."
Experts disagree with classifying fentanyl as ‘weapon of mass destruction’
KTUL
David Blatt is a professor of public policy at the University of Oklahoma’s Tulsa campus, as well as the former executive director of the Oklahoma Policy Institute. He said it takes time to unpack the complex question at the center of this request: Is fentanyl a weapon of mass destruction?
OU Health Sciences Center team receives research funding to improve maternal mortality of indigenous mothers
Norman Transcript
OKC-area events, news: Tai Chi-A-Thon, new sprots coming to Scissortail Park and more
The Oklahoman
Oklahoma Health Aging Initiative (OHAI) at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center will host its fourth annual Statewide Tai Chi-A-Thon 9 a.m. to noon, Sept. 23, as part of National Falls Prevention Week.
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Oklahoma researchers want to help in quest to keep hearts healthier, longer
KOCO
"Once you're at the stage where you're starting to have symptoms of pre-diabetes, of heart failure, of complications, kidney disease, the best thing you can do is try and take a hold of your lifestyle," said Dr. Jed Friedman, director of Harold Hamm Diabetes Center.
Guest column: Burnout prevention takes work, but you don’t have to be a quiet quitter
The Oklahoman
Column written by Dr. R. Nicolle Carr who is the director of Applied Behavior Analysis program at the University of Oklahoma Janine Rainbolt College of Education.
Climate change topic for Native American Cultural Celebration at MONAH
Arkansas Democrat Gazette
Speaker Laura Harjo is a Mvskoke scholar and interim chairman of the Department of Native American Studies at the University of Oklahoma. She earned her Ph.D. at the University of Southern California in geography, while also tracking through the American Studies and Ethnicity doctoral program, and her session at the Cultural Celebration will be "focused on convening as a community to figure out what we care about and what we want to build together."
Time to revamp work culture as people opt for quiet quitting
Deccan Herald
Mark Bolino, Director of Management and International Business at the University of Oklahoma, US, explains how multiple reasons could lead to employee coasting, with this phenomenon gaining higher popularity since the pandemic, factors such as burnout, missed promotion, poor match between contribution and reward, poor mental health, mounting deadlines/projects lead to a “natural ebb and flow to work”.
Is GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert a Christian nationalist?
The Mercury News
More specifically, Christian nationalists look to restrict voting to a “worthy” few, Whitehead said, citing a 2022 study he conducted with two other experts, Sam Perry, an associate professor of sociology at the University of Oklahoma and Joshua Grubbs, an associate professor of psychology at Bowling Green State University. The “worthy” are inevitably only those who subscribe to a specific set of Christian beliefs.
OU Health schedules virtual presentation on insomnia
Norman Transcript
Retired Gen. Wesley Clark to speak at OU
KFOR
Dance school announces youth program auditions
Norman Transcript
The OU School of Dance Saturday Youth Program provides additional study for young dancers between ages 10 and 18 who are currently training in modern and/or ballet technique.
Tai Chi for Better Balance class to come to Cookson
Tahlequah Daily Press
The Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative is a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center and is supported in part by a grant from the Donald W. Reynolds Foundation.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shots, omicron variant
KOCO
"Omicron supposedly grows about 70-times faster than the delta variant did. So, you get this large viral load in your airways that can be detected quite early," Bratzler said.
Oklahoma is prosecuting pregnant women for using medical marijuana
Public Radio Tulsa
The threat of criminal prosecution in Oklahoma has made it harder to gain pregnant patients’ trust and to provide treatment, said Dr. Stephanie Pierce, who runs a clinic for pregnant women with substance-use disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Oklahoma is prosecuting pregnant women for using medical marijuana
Norman Transcript
‘Please be brave’: Community pleads with Norman Board of Education
Non Doc
“If you tell people ‘Oh, you can’t read about these topics at a school,’ kids get the message that ‘I don’t matter, I’m not important, you don’t support me.'” said another parent, University of Oklahoma professor Cynthia Rogers. “And I don’t think that’s a message we want to send.”
Medieval Divorce by Combat: Guaranteeing ‘til Death do us Part’
Ancient Origins
Divorce is a subject that has provided endless material for drama and comedy writers through the ages, from Euripides to Shakespeare to today’s New York Times bestseller list. When Kenneth Hodges, a Professor of English at the University of Oklahoma, discovered a medieval German manuscript laying out the rules for a “divorce by combat”, social media helped the sensational story quickly go viral.
Sourjohn joins board at OKCIC
Journal Record
Sourjohn is a member of the Muscogee (Creek) Nation. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a bachelor’s degree in liberal studies administrative leadership.
$23.4 million in ARPA funding foes toward health, infrastructure, business
Norman Transcript
$23.4 million in ARPA funding foes toward health, infrastructure, business
Moore American
OU School of Dance Honoring Ballerinas Who Changed Ballet Forever
Ponca City News
Oklahoma is prosecuting pregnant women for using medical marijuana
The Frontier
The threat of criminal prosecution in Oklahoma has made it harder to gain pregnant patients’ trust and to provide treatment, said Dr. Stephanie Pierce, who runs a clinic for pregnant women with substance-use disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Instead of acting as a deterrent for drug use, she added, fear of arrest can keep women from seeking prenatal care.
Oklahoma is prosecuting pregnant women for using medical marijuana
The Marshall Project
What message is DeSantis sending with religious ‘full armor of God’ rhetoric?
Tampa Bay Times
“I think DeSantis has really stood out as someone who has effectively used this type of God talk and used these types of Christian nationalist talking points to curry favor,” said Allyson Shortle, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma who has studied the Christian nationalist movement and co-written the book, “The Everyday Crusade: Christian Nationalism in American Politics.”
Senegalese writer to headline Neustadt Festival
Norman Transcript
The Neustadt Lit Fest, a celebration of international literature and culture, will take place Oct. 24–26 on the University of Oklahoma Norman campus.
OU School of Dance Honoring Ballerinas Who Changed Ballet Forever
KWTV
OU School of Dance Honoring Ballerinas Who Changed Ballet Forever
KOTV
One of Long COVID’s Worst Symptoms is Also Its Most Misunderstood
The Atlantic
But Aparna Nair, a historian of disability at the University of Oklahoma, noted that disability communities have used the term for decades, and there are many other reasons behind brain fog’s dismissal beyond terminology.
OU Health expert discusses FDA recall of masks used with sleep apnea machines
KOCO
"Patients can become symptomatic by the changes the magnets create," said Dr. Dwight Reynolds, with OU Health.
Amid campaign, Mastriano’s disputed dissertation made public
ABC News
“He didn’t ‘fix’ that — he just doubled down on his ridiculous assessment,” said University of Oklahoma history graduate student and instructor James Gregory, the complainant who triggered New Brunswick's review.
To probe tornado secrets, these scientists stalk supercells
The Japan Times
“We saw this wall cloud kind of moving in, and then it started to produce a funnel, and at that point it was kind of headed towards us,” said Sandmael, a research meteorologist at the University of Oklahoma. “So that was the point where we were like, ‘oh, we’ve got to get out of here.’”
New OU Health Sciences Campaign Begins For Students Interested in STEM
KWTV
Panel OKs another $70 million in Tulsa ARPA projects
Tulsa World
The two Tulsa proposals are $20 million toward an extension of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center’s Stephenson Cancer Center into the city and $50 million for a pharmaceutical research laboratory at Oklahoma State University’s Center for Health Sciences.
University of Oklahoma team competing in NBC’s Capital One College Bowl
Tulsa World
OU’s art museum re-opens store with Factory Obscura
Norman Transcript
Who are the Five Moons? Oklahoma’s Native American ballerinas to be honored at festival
The Oklahoman
Hosted by the OU School of Dance, the three-day event was created not only to celebrate the achievements of the Five Moons but also to provide a platform for female choreographers from historically underrepresented populations.
New COVID-19 booster doses arriving in Green Country
KOKI
As of last week, 16,720 Oklahomans have died of COVID-19 according to Dr. Dale Bratzler, the Chief COVID Officer at the University of Oklahoma.
OU Health Services to offer COVID-19, flu shots, ‘bivalent’ boosters in vaccine clinic
OU Daily
Therapy Thoughts: How to Find Help & Grieving The Loss of a Spouse
KWTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma to answer your questions and provide some tips to maintain important relationships.
Relief funds may help improve health of Oklahomans
Journal Record
Cancer screenings decreased by 40% during the pandemic, said Robert Mannel, director at the University of Oklahoma’s OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center. For some, failing to get screened means their cancer will not be detected early, which contributes significantly to survival rates.
Takeaways from the AP/Frontline Michael Flynn investigation
PBS
Christian nationalism seeks to merge the identity of Christians and Americans, and pushes the idea that the United States was founded on biblical principles and has a favored relationship with a Christian God, said Samuel Perry, a sociologist at the University of Oklahoma, who studies conservative Christianity and politics.
McAfee & Taft names Josh Boren as chief human resources officer
McAfee & Taft
Boren holds a bachelor’s degree in administrative leadership from the University of Oklahoma. He is a senior certified professional (SHRM-SCP) through the Society for Human Resource Management and is an active member of the Oklahoma City Human Resource Society.
Funding to encourage American Indian students in biomedical, cancer research
Journal Record
The National Cancer Institute has awarded the University of Oklahoma $2 million in funding over five years to develop a program to improve representation of Oklahoma American Indian students in biomedical and cancer research.
Oklahoma has its first integrated academic health system with OU faculty practice, hospitals merger
Fierce Healthcare
Wellness Wednesday: COVID numbers on the rise, how you can protect yourself from the virus
KOKH
OU Health's Dr. Dale Bratzler joins Fox 25's Wendy Suares in this segment of Wellness Wednesday to discuss how to protect yourself from contracting the virus.
OK health departments prepare for new COVID-19 booster rollout
KFOR
“This is a new virus,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, Chief COVID-19 officer for OU Health. “So I know a lot of people feel like we’ve got a lot of shots in a relatively short period of time but none of us had any immunity to this virus before this started. Several schools have already had outbreaks and things like that so it’s a way to reduce the number of cases.”
Updated COVID booster shots now in Oklahoma
KOKI
(TV Clip)
Study finds connection between symptomatic COVID-19 infection and impaired pain modulation
Medical Xpress
A study led by researchers at the University of Oklahoma shows a connection between symptomatic COVID-19 infections and the ability of the central nervous system to respond to painful stimuli.
To Probe Tornado Secrets, These Scientists Stalk Supercells
The New York Times
“We saw this wall cloud kind of moving in, and then it started to produce a funnel, and at that point it was kind of headed towards us,” said Ms. Sandmael, a research meteorologist at the University of Oklahoma. “So that was the point where we were like, ‘oh, we’ve got to get out of here.’”
A Kansas native’s personal reckoning with the depletion of the Ogalla Aquifier
KCUR
"Part of the reason is because of the outsize influence of corporate agribusiness in the political process in Kansas," says Bessire, now an anthropologist at the University of Oklahoma.
Takeaways from the AP/Frontline Michael Flynn investigation
The Washington Post
Christian nationalism seeks to merge the identity of Christians and Americans, and pushes the idea that the United States was founded on biblical principles and has a favored relationship with a Christian God, said Samuel Perry, a sociologist at the University of Oklahoma, who studies conservative Christianity and politics.
Early use of darolutamide with ADT and docetaxel shows efficacy in mHSPC
Urology Times
In this video, Michael S. Cookson, MD, MMHC, discusses the background and notable findings of the study, “Darolutamide in combination with androgen-deprivation therapy and docetaxel for metastatic hormone-sensitive prostate cancer: overall survival and other outcomes of the phase 3 ARASENS trial,” which will be presented at the 2022 South Central Section of the AUA Annual Meeting in Coronado, California. professor and chair of urology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, is co-editor in chief of Urology Times.®
Editorial: Oklahoma college freshman classes bursting in enrollment
Tulsa World
Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma (including their Tulsa branches) reported their largest freshman classes in history. OSU posted a 9% jump to 4,668 students, and OU’s incoming freshman class increased 2.7% to 4,704.
OU, OSU Rise in First Regular Season AP Poll of 2022
KOTV
OK health departments prepare for new COVID-19 booster rollout
KFOR
“This is a new virus,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, Chief COVID-19 officer for OU Health. “So I know a lot of people feel like we’ve got a lot of shots in a relatively short period of time but none of us had any immunity to this virus before this started. Several schools have already had outbreaks and things like that so it’s a way to reduce the number of cases.”
Oklahoma-born war correspondent says teacher inspired him
KFOR
Mike Boettcher, an NBC war correspondent who now teaches at Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of Oklahoma, said one of his teachers from Ponca City High School set an example that continues inspiring him.
Mercury Pollution Makes Ducks More Likely to Get Bird Flu: Study
Breitbart
Daniel Becker, a biologist at the University of Oklahoma not involved in the research, hailed the “impressive” study.
Universities Are Key to $1 Billion in Build Back Better Regional Challenge Grants
Forbes
The two winning proposals in Oklahoma - one in the Tulsa region focusing on advanced mobility technologies and one serving the Oklahoma City area’s development of biotechnologies - both rely heavily on the expertise of the state’s two research institutions - the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University.
Boyd Street Ventures opens new headquarters on Campus Corner
Norman Transcript
Gov. Stitt holds ribbon cutting for OU students creating their own start-up companies
KOKH
Norman venture capital firm hopes to help local start-ups find success
KFOR
Gov. Kevin Stitt, OU President Joseph Harroz celebrate new Boyd Street Ventures headquarters
OU Daily
OU gearing up to build new $175M football facility, sources confirm
KOCO
OKC innovation district gets $35M grant to cut dependence on foreign pharmaceuticals
The Oklahoman
The innovation district, located just east of downtown, employs more than 25,000 people and includes the OU College of Medicine and Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics, a residential school for academically gifted high school juniors and seniors.
Who Gets Osage Oil Money? A List From BIA Raises New Questions
Bloomberg
The University of Oklahoma said it inherited 1.72916 headrights from a woman who left them in her will and requested the money be used for a scholarship fund in memory of her foster son.
Oklahoma doctors recommend updated COVID-19 booster
KFOR
“2022 hit and we had this enormous surge of the variants, the most contagious of the variants we’ve seen today at that point,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, Chief Covid Officer for the University of Oklahoma.
Forums to explore Oklahoma’s tax system
Journal Record
The third and final session will feature a panel of experts sharing their top priorities for tax reform. The panel will include Cynthia Rogers from the University of Oklahoma’s Department of Economics, the Oklahoma Policy Institute, and the Oklahoma State Chamber. The meeting will be held Sept. 15 from noon-1 p.m. at the state Capitol in Room 535 and will be livestreamed as well.
Norman Philharmonic marks 12th season: ‘Remembrance Concert’ to commemorate Sept. 11
Norman Transcript
The amiable gentleman, who also is the University of Oklahoma’s director of choral activities and chairperson of graduate choral studies, was asked to reflect on these last several years. “I’m really proud of the city and people of Norman,” Zielinski said, “the folks who really got behind the project my second year here and believed in this vision of a chamber orchestra that would not only do classical repertoire but also a Howard Hanson (1896-1981) organ concerto, like we’ll be doing Sept. 11.
OU Health Watching Polio Spread in New York
KWTV
OU School of Dance Five Moons Festival
KFOR
$44 million for information technology updates for the University Hospital Authority, University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and OU Health.
New venture capital firm targets OU startups
Journal Record
OPS gathers input for 5-year strategic plan; focuses include school pride, mental health anti-bullying
Owasso Reporter
The district, in partnership with the Oklahoma State School Boards Association and the K20 Center for Education Community Renewal at the University of Oklahoma, facilitated a two-day workshop Tuesday-Wednesday, Aug. 30-31, to gather public feedback about OPS’s future.
Oklahoma preordered updated COVID-19 vaccines, which could be available next week
The Oklahoman
The shots will be especially important for people in higher-risk categories, said Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma's chief COVID-19 officer.
Therapy Thoughts: Kids Starting College & Dating Your Boss?
KOTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 to answer your question on Therapy Thursday.
They Lost Their Pregnancies. Then Prosecutors Sent Them to Prison
The Marshall Project
One doctor who signed the letter, Stephanie Pierce, is the medical director of a clinic for pregnant women with substance-use disorders at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Norman Philharmonic marks 12th season: ‘Remembrance Concert’ to commemorate Sept. 11
Norman Transcript
The amiable gentleman, who also is the University of Oklahoma’s director of choral activities and chairperson of graduate choral studies, was asked to reflect on these last several years.
Does PARP Inhibitor Maintenance Induce Platinum Resistance in Ovarian Cancer?
MedPage Today
"These observations are significant, as acquired resistance to PARPi overlaps with platinum resistance," wrote Rebecca S. Kristeleit, MD, of Guy's and St. Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust in London, and Kathleen Moore, MD, of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City. "Concern about short-term gains in PFS being compromised by downstream impact on response to subsequent therapies is valid."
In Texas, an Independent University Weighs Joining a System
Inside Higher Ed
Alisa Hicklin Fryar, a professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma, said Stephen F. Austin’s potential move to join a system makes sense.
Gaskins named new president and Drummond Law
Journal Record
Gaskins originally joined Drummond Law as an associate in 2008. He received his bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma in 2001 and his J.D. from the University of Tulsa College of Law in 2004, where he served as editor of the Tulsa Law Review and was awarded Order of the Curule Chair.
OU and Texas might leave Big 12 early for SEC
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU Undergraduate Student Congress recommends OU-Texas Friday be recognized as student holiday
OU Daily
Senator Julia Kirt is looking for the public’s opinion on state taxes
KFOR
The last session will feature a panel of experts from the University of Oklahoma’s Department of Economics, the Oklahoma Policy Institute, and the Oklahoma State Chamber. This meeting will be Thursday, September 15, from 12:00-1:00 p.m in Room 535 at the State Capitol. This session will be livestreamed.
Wellness Wednesday: New COVID shots targeting subvariants on the way
KOKH
FOX 25 chats with Dr. Dale Bratzler of OU Health to learn more about what this will mean in the fight against COVID. Watch his interview in the player at the top of the page.
COVID-19 forces one Oklahoma school to go to virtual learning
KFOR
“So we know this curve grossly underestimates the number of cases that occurred this past summer,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health. “I think virtually everybody I’ve talked to knows somebody that’s tested positive this summer.”
Pediatric COVID-19 case numbers rising
Tulsa World
“Over the last week or so, the school-age children have really started to show up as their own rise (in the case data),” said Dr. David Kendrick with the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine.
Oklahoma senator hosting September forums on state tax system
KOKH
The final session will feature a panel of experts including Dr. Cynthia Rogers from the University of Oklahoma’s Department of Economics, the Oklahoma Policy Institute, and the Oklahoma State Chamber. The meeting will be held Thursday, Sept. 15 from 12:00-1:00 p.m. in the State Capitol.
The MEMIC Group names Maryann Hoff as its new VP of loss control and safety
Press Herald
Dr. Califano has over 12 years of urology experience after completing medical school and a surgical/urology residency at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center.
OU School of Aviation Named ‘Best Program In The Country’
KOTV
“He chased his dreams,” Family announces scholarship to honor OU student
KFOR
Shots to fight latest COVID-19 variants should be in Oklahoma, nation within weeks
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health chief COVID-19 officer, said the Pfizer and Moderna vaccines revolutionized the development of vaccines quickly.
Latest COVID-19 vaccine to arrive soon to Oklahoma
KOTV
(TV Clip)
COVID update by Dr. Bratzler
KWTV
(TV Clip)
Doctor Expects Revamped Boosters to be available soon
KFOR
(TV Clip)
New vaccine coming for omicron variant
Journal Record
Both Pfizer and Moderna have asked the Food and Drug Administration and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for emergency use authorization on a new bivalent vaccine that boosts strong antibodies that are effective against all COVID-19 variants, said Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer and interim dean of the Hudson College of Public Health at the University of Oklahoma.
OMRF discovery unravels complexity of wound healing
Senior News and Living
Working with researchers from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Olson’s team discovered that PDGF controls this transition from one cell type into another and that optimal healing requires precise amounts of the protein signal.
Midcentury to the max: A designer and a musician make a home for themselves – and their personalities
Tulsa People
“We bought it sight unseen,” says the University of Oklahoma College of Architecture graduate. The couple was accepted to Tulsa Remote, a recruitment program to attract remote workers and digital nomads to the city, and a few months later they found themselves in a well-preserved 1962 home in south Tulsa that Lafitte is now using to explore her creativity.
Texas Governor Announced Three Appointments
State Top Leading News
Shirlene Samuel, D.O. of Austin is a board certified Pediatrician at Austin Regional Clinic. She is a member of the American Association of Pediatrics, American Osteopathic Association, and the Texas Medical Board. Samuel received her Bachelor of Science in Microbiology from the University of Oklahoma and a Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine from A.T. Still University. She completed her residency in Pediatrics at Oklahoma State University.
OU School of Dance to host second Five Moons Dance Festival
Oklahoma City Sentinel
Family of OU Student Killed in Crash Create Scholarship in His Honor
KWTV
OU Food Pantry moves to new location
KOCO
New OU Tulsa Mural
KQCW
(TV Clip)
Fed up with costly, onerous recertification, doctors are turning to an alternative board
USSA News
“I’m a pulmonary critical care guy,” said Metcalf, a professor in University of Oklahoma’s College of Medicine. “If I have some really wild stuff going on hematologically in a patient, shouldn’t I be calling, say, a hematologist?”
Anderson Public School announces Tod Williams as new superintendent
Sand Springs Leader
Williams wrote that he has an associate’s degree from Oklahoma State University and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Area universities see big jumps in freshmen to kick off fall semester
Tulsa World
Both Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma, with their Tulsa branches contributing, reported starting school last week with their largest ever freshman classes.
University of Oklahoma Meteorology Program Ranks Number One
Velocity OKC
Affirmative Action Was Banned at Two Top Universities. They Say The Need It.
The New York Times
Some states without affirmative action programs, like Oklahoma, have taken the opposite position in briefs to the court, arguing that the University of Oklahoma “remains just as diverse today (if not more so) than it was when Oklahoma banned affirmative action in 2012.” Thirteen other states joined the Oklahoma brief.
OU teams up with NASA to study climate
KTUL
Price College of Business partners with Knack online tutoring program
OU Daily
Is your boyfriend ignoring you while focusing on his smartphone? It could be a sign of mental illness
Leiria Economica
Do your friends ignore you while they focus on their smartphone? It could be a sign of a mental illness dictated by a real psychological addiction according to WebMD citing a study by researcher Juhyung Sun of the University of Oklahoma.
Power Solutions International Appoints Kenneth Li as Chief Financial Officer
Yahoo
Mr. Li holds an MBA with high distinction and an M.S. in Accounting, both from the University of Michigan. He also holds an M.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Oklahoma and a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from Shanghai JiaoTong University. Mr. Li is also a CPA.
OU softball announces Love’s Field groundbreaking set for late September
The Oklahoman
University of Oklahoma sets groundbreaking date for Love’s Field
KOKH
A Brighter Campus
Tulsa World
The University of Oklahoma-Tulsa is sporting some new public art on campus. A larger-than-life mural and updates on the existing bison and penguin statues are welcoming students back with more color this week.
Forbes lists top Oklahoma employers
KOKI
The Oklahoma Heart Hospital took the top spot on the list, with OGE and Choctaw Casinos & Resorts rounding out the top three employers. Both Oklahoma State and the University of Oklahoma made the list as well.
America’s Best Employers By State
Forbes
It’s the first week of school at OU. In a lab — up on the ninth floor of one of the university’s brick buildings — researchers are carrying out work that started back in 2020, when the coronavirus pandemic hit.
Dallas flooding is 5th 1-in-1,000-year flood event in US since late July
AccuWeather
This flooding occurred after a 67-day dry streak in the city, and according to Allen Li, a researcher at the University of Oklahoma, this weather whiplash is not only more common due to climate change but could happen again, even multiple times over the next 1,000 years.
Dallas one of five areas to see flash flooding that has been historically rare event
Fort Worth Star-Telegram
Therapy Thursday: Dealing with Rejection
KOTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma is joined by News On 6's Shannon Rousseau to answer your mental health questions.
Tkach joins McBride Orthopedic medical staff
Journal Record
He is residency-trained in orthopedic surgery at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine. He received his undergraduate degree from Baylor University.
Kirkpatrick Foundation Names Senior Program Officer
Associated Press
Dr. Staubus earned her Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree from Oklahoma State University. She also has a bachelor’s degree in zoology from the University of Oklahoma.
OU Tulsa campus showing new public art
KOKI
(TV Clip)
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
Rare ballot in Oklahoma will feature governor’s race, two senate seats in November
KOCO
"In a lot of these contests, it feels like the incumbent would have to screw up in order for the challenger or a Republican would have to screw up in order for a Democrat to find any sort of avenue to make this thing competitive," said Tyler Johnson, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma.
OU Welcomes Record-Breaking Class of 2026
Norman Transcript
OU enrolls largest, most diverse freshman class
Journal Record
OU welcomes record-breaking Class of 2026
The Daily Ardmoreite
OU Housing and Food Services releases information on reopening, closures of on-campus dining options
OU Daily
Ocean cooling over millennia led to larger fish
Mirage News
To investigate whether temperature shifts that occurred before direct measurements were recorded, called paleoclimatology, are correlated with body size changes, several members of the University of Oklahoma’s Fish Evolution Lab decided to test their hypothesis using tetraodontiform fishes as a model group.
Century-old tuberculosis vaccine might help stave off COVID-19
The Oklahoman
Closer to home, scientists from the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and the University of Oklahoma College of Nursing led a similar effort involving residents of long-term care facilities. But instead of the BCG vaccine, they administered the Shingrix anti-shingles vaccine.
The Kids Clinic welcomes Northcutt as newest pediatrician
The Ada News
Northcutt is a graduate of Oklahoma State University’s College of Osteopathic Medicine in Tulsa. The Kids Clinic in Ada will be her first pediatric practice outside of her residency, which she completed in Tulsa through the University of Oklahoma.
O’Brien joins Integris Health Medical Group
Journal Record
O’Brien has neurofibromatosis type II and went through a nine-hour brain surgery in 2007 at the age of 20 to remove a tumor on his auditory nerve. The life-changing experience spurred his interest in medicine. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in Oklahoma City and completed his residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences in Fayetteville.
Doug McDonald returns to Plano
Plano Magazine
McDonald is a former president of the Texas Chapter of the American Planning Association. He holds a bachelor’s degree from Texas Tech, two masters from the University of Texas at Arlington in urban planning and public administration, and is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute.
University of Oklahoma welcoming its largest freshman class in school history
KOKH
OU Class of 2026 breaks record as most diverse, academically successful group in school history
OU Daily
OU welcoming largest freshman class
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU sets school record with largest freshman class
KTUL
(TV Clip)
OU, OSU announcing record-breaking enrollment numbers
KWTV
(TV Clip)
OU to host Howdy Week Blood Drive amid statewide donor shortage
OU Daily
OU College of Dentistry holds ceremony for dental care clinic in Tulsa
KJRH
(TV Clip)
At Some Colleges, The Fall of Roe Will Weaken Student Health Care
Verve Times
Students can also vote with their feet. For some universities, a sizable chunk of the student population comes from out of state: more than 40 percent at the University of Oklahoma and nearly 60 percent at the University of Alabama.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shots, omicron variant
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health's chief COVID-19 officer, told KOCO 5 we are playing with a different set of rules when it comes to the omicron variant. He said the omicron variant spreads faster than any other strain of coronavirus.
Why Kamala’s foreign policy would be better than Biden’s
Asia Times
Joshua Landis, the Sandra Mackey Chair and Director of the Center of Middle East Studies at the University of Oklahoma and among America’s wisest Syria-watchers, told this report, “It was clear that had the US not pumped billions of dollars of arms and aid to the opposition and had it not encouraged the Turks, Saudis, Qataris and EU countries to do the same, the war would not have been as long or as destructive. Many fewer Syrians would have been killed or forced to flee their homes.”
These Colleges and Universities are Reporting Record Size Freshmen Classes
Forbes
And the University of Oklahoma welcomed more than 4,700 entering students, its largest freshman class in school history.
University of Oklahoma police investigating theft of golf cart on E. Lindsay Street
KOKH
Oklahoma State University, OU report record-breaking freshmen enrollment
KOCO
Oklahoma seeing increase in COVID-19 cases as omicron subvariants rage
The Black Chronicle
“Even within OU Health, we’ve seen cases in the hospital going up steadily,” Bratzler said.
Oklahoma doctor raises concerns about life-threatening virus, polio
KFOR
“This particular patient who got polio was unvaccinated against polio,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health Chief Quality Officer, OU Chief COVID Officer. “A patient came into a hospital in New York with lower extremity weakness, partial paralysis, and they diagnosed the patient with polio.”
Guest column: How classroom discussions may help find common ground
The Oklahoman
That’s the advice of Dr. Melody Rowlett, professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma. What we’re going through now “is not unique,” Dr. Rowlett says. “Historically we do have a pattern.”
This young woman wants to indigenize mental health care
KOSU
Dee BigFoot is a child psychologist and the director of the Indian Country Child Trauma Center at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. She also stresses the importance of culturally enhanced therapy practices.
Oklahoma’s two largest universities welcome record freshman classes
KOSU
OU is welcoming more than 4,700 students, and OSU is bringing in more than 4,600.
Sooners quarterback pledges donations to Oklahoma Children’s Hospital
KOCO
OU announces expansion of private tailgating areas ahead of 2022 Football Season
The Shawnee News Star
Therapy Thoughts: Helping Those in Grief & Meeting A Parent’s Expectations
KWTV
From comforting those who are grieving to meeting your parents' expectations we've got a lot to discuss on this week's Therapy Thursday. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined us to answer your questions.
Candidate files lawsuit against consultant over matters that led to investigation
KTUL
"The provision that seems like it could apply in this case makes it an offense to partially or fully complete an application for an absentee ballot on behalf of another person without that person's prior consent,” Dr. David Blatt, a professor of public policy for OU Tulsa, previously told NewsChannel 8.
Oklahoma students achieving gains in college and career readiness
Woodward News
Jessi Masterson, exploration coach in the Center for Major and Career Exploration at the University of Oklahoma, said she is excited about the growth of ICAP in Oklahoma.
TFCU names McConnell senior VP, general counsel
Journal Record
He earned two bachelor’s degrees from the University of Oklahoma, one in history and a second in music, as well as a juris doctor degree from Oklahoma City University.
LifeShare announces executive leadership roles
Journal Record
In her new role, Smith is responsible for strategic leadership of administrative operations, including human resources, staff development, quality systems, business information, marketing and communications, aftercare, advocacy, and the LifeShare Foundation. She holds a bachelor’s degree from Oklahoma State University and a master’s in human relations from the University of Oklahoma.
Sullivan joins Conner & Winters
Journal Record
Sullivan earned his juris doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. He served as a judicial intern for Judge Timothy DeGiusti of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Oklahoma and was a legal intern at the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Western District of Oklahoma.
OU announces expansion of private tailgating
KFOR
OU expands private tailgating areas ahead of upcoming football season
KJRH
OU Updates Tailgating Areas
KWTV
OU announces expanded private tailgating sections for 2022 football season
KOCO
OU football: WATCH Sooners test new LED lights at Gaylord Family-Oklahoma Memorial Stadium
OU Daily
OU quarterback General Booty to give percentage of NIL earnings to children’s hospital
The Oklahoman
OU quarterback pledges donations to Oklahoma Children’s Hospital
KOKH
OU School of Meteorology recognized as top program in the nation
Daily Ardmoreite
Colleges Report Strong Fundraising Year
Inside Higher Ed
Well-known institutions like Pennsylvania State University, the University of Oklahoma and Virginia Tech are just a handful of the many that reported fundraising years that surpassed prior records.
OU ranked No. 1 aviation program in the country
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU Researchers Awarded $1 Million Grants for Pandemic Prediction and Prevention Projects
Walters Herald
Wellness Wednesday: Polio case found in New York, should Oklahomans be concerned?
KTUL
This week in Wellness Wednesday, Fox 25's Wendy Suares speaks with Dr. Dale Bratzler from OU Health about whether Oklahomans need to be concerned about Polio.
Rating validates bright forecast for OU meteorology students
Journal Record
OU meteorology named top program in the country
KFOR
OU recognized as #1 Meteorology program in the country
KTEN
(TV Clip)
GeoGirls all shook up at Mount St. Helens geology, tech camp
The Columbian
Alisa Kotash, a post-doctoral researcher from the University of Oklahoma who uses they/them pronouns, led a geochemistry-focused group Wednesday afternoon as girls quietly peered at rocks under microscopes and used a combination of watercolor and salt to make textured portraits of their minerals.
African American Educators Hall of Fame to induct Oklahoma City Community College President
KFOR
Jones graduated from the University of Oklahoma and earned an MBA from the University of Phoenix at San Diego and a Doctor of Education from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College of Education.
OU Health, United Health Care agree to start processing claims again
KOCO
COVID cases likely to rise with back-to-school. There are precautions you can take.
The Oklahoman
“The problem with this variant is it is so transmissible it's probably either on par with measles, which is the most transmissible virus known to humans, or it's more transmissible than measles,” said Dr. Donna Tyungu, a pediatric infectious disease specialist with OU Health.
Clergy, social workers fear fallout from Okla. Abortion laws
Associated Press
Those fears are well-founded, says Joseph Thai, a professor at the University of Oklahoma who teaches about constitutional law and the Supreme Court.
Community health centers rake in big profits
Becker Hospital Review
"No one is tracking where all their money is going," Ganisher Davlyatov, assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma who has studied health center finance, told the publication.
Oklahoma ranks 5th-highest in nation for diabetes mortality rate
KTUL
"We have one day where we can bring everyone together to really provide a comprehensive update to what is the cutting edge and newest information as far as diabetes care," said Jeanie Tryggestad, associated professor of pediatrics.
New OU-Tulsa affordable dental care clinic already ‘inundated’ with patients
Tulsa World
OU cancer treatment drug now being conducted in clinical trials in Oklahoma City
KFOR
OU welcoming largest, diverse freshman class
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU Health, United Health Care come to agreement after terminating some services
KOCO
OU Health, United Healthcare reach agreement on processing claims
KFOR
Pistol Pete and Boomer team up to promote healthy choices
KTUL
OU testing wastewater to check diseases
KTUL
(TV Clip)
Oklahoma Aviation Academy kicks off first freshman class, with big hopes for the future
Woodward News
The idea for an academy came from Rick Nagel, a member of the University of Oklahoma’s Board of Regents and CEO of Acorn Growth Companies, but NPS was eager to make it happen within an existing school district.
Dr. Deighan heads to ECU as assistant professor, director of educational leadership
Duncan Banner
According to a release from the university: “Dr. Deighan earned his Bachelor of English Education at Southwestern Oklahoma State University and his master’s in educational administration from the University of Central Oklahoma. His Ph.D. in Educational Administration and Curriculum Supervision with Technology was earned at the University of Oklahoma; dissertation on ‘How Rural Oklahoma Superintendents Address the Scientifically Based Research Mandate of No Child Left Behind.’
OU Move In Officially Over in Norman
KWTV
(TV Clip)
OU, OSU aviation programs ranked among nation’s best
Journal Record
OU & OSDH Team Up to Track Monkeypox in Wastewater
KOTV
OSDH, OU Testing Wastewater for Viruses
KOTV
Researchers monitor Oklahoma waste water for pathogens
KSWO
The Oklahoma State Department of Health has partnered with researchers at the University of Oklahoma and the University of Oklahoma Health and Sciences Center to monitor pathogens in the state’s waste water.
OU, OSU mascots team up with TSET to encourage healthy habits
KFOR
OU researcher studies app to help people experiencing homelessness and struggles with alcohol
KFOR
“Although most people who are homeless do not have an alcohol problem, it can be a major barrier to finding and maintaining housing,” said Michael Businelle, PhD. with OU Health and TSET.
Oklahoma has asked for smaller share of monkeypox shots than any other state
The Frontier
“We have not seen the big rise in cases in Oklahoma yet, although I think all of us are holding our breath,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, interim dean of the University of Oklahoma’s Hudson College of Public Health. “Take COVID, or any other infectious disease. We often see big outbreaks on the coasts that slowly work their way into the heartland,” he said.
Abortion Was Already Inaccessible on Reservation Land. Dobbs Made Things Worse.
Mother Jones
A complex web of criminal, civil, and state laws would make that an “uphill battle,” says Alex Pearl, a tribal law professor with the University of Oklahoma and enrolled member of the Chickasaw Nation.
For a few community health centers, serving the poor brings big surpluses
The Washington Post
“No one is tracking where all their money is going,” said Ganisher Davlyatov, an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma who has studied health center finances.
Paliotta named VP, general counsel at OU
Journal Record
OU and health agencies partnering on wastewater surveillance
KFOR
University of Oklahoma testing wastewater to detect monkeypox
KOCO
Departments partner with OU to conduct water surveillance in Oklahoma
KOKH
OU Health therapy dog celebrates 4th birthday with patients, staff
KTUL
Flight magazine names University of Oklahoma’s aviation program best in nation
KFOR
OU researchers awarded $1M in grants for pandemic prediction and prevention projects
The Shawnee News Star
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clip)
OU President Joseph Harroz Appoints New Vice President and General Counsel
General Counsel News
OK Policy announces new board leadership, interim executive director
OK Policy
A resident of Weatherford, Berrong is a third-generation owner in his family’s independent insurance agency, Ed Berrong Insurance Agency, Inc., which has been in business since 1948 and now has locations in Weatherford and Edmond. He received a Bachelor of Business Administration degree from the University of Oklahoma in 2004.
New class of Sooners prepare for upcoming school year with move-in day at OU
KOCO
OU receives $2 million to predict next pandemic
KFOR
OU awarded $2M in pandemic research and prevention grants
KOCO
OU awarded $2M in pandemic research and prevention grants
KOKI
OU testing wastewater to detect monkeypox cases in Oklahoma
KOCO
(TV Clip)
Caris’ Precision Oncology Alliance Welcomes the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center
Associated Press
“Molecular Tool” Could Trigger Targeted Immune Responses
Technology Networks
A research team at the University of Oklahoma published a study in the journal Advanced Science that presents a new approach to triggering an adaptive immune response.
Creek County DA assigned to investigate Tulsa Co. candidate’s possible campaign violation
KTUL
Dr. David Blatt, a professor of public policy for OU Tulsa, said the pre-filled out applications could fall under absentee ballot harvesting, which is a crime in Oklahoma.
Three named for Hall honors at OSU’s Spears School of Business
Journal Record
Hargis served as OSU’s president from March 10, 2008, until his retirement July 1, 2021. His experience with the university actually began in 1963, however, as a student. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in accounting in 1967, then went to law school at the University of Oklahoma.
OU researchers awarded grants for Pandemic Prediction and Prevention Projects
KOCO
(TV Clip)
OU researchers receive nearly $1 million NSF grants for pandemic prediction and prevention projects
News Medical
OU researchers win two NSF pandemic prediction, prevention projects
Super Computing
Devon Energy announces Sports Lab initiative with OSU and OU
The O’Colly
Jackson County Memorial Hospital to receive honor
Lawton Constitution
Jackson County Memorial Hospital and Dr. Jamie Hokett, one of its family medicine physicians, are being honored Thursday by the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine at the OU Health Sciences Center for excellence in training the physicians of tomorrow.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shorts, omicron variant
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health's chief COVID-19 officer, told KOCO 5 we are playing with a different set of rules when it comes to the omicron variant. He said the omicron variant spreads faster than any other strain of coronavirus.
‘This is normal’: Native representation gets boost from ‘Reservation Dogs,’ ‘Prey’
The Oklahoman
"It used to be really difficult to teach what I teach. For courses on Native American film and video, it used to be extraordinarily difficult to just get my hands on materials that I could show to my students. That was a big part of the job," said Joanna Hearne, a Native American media scholar at the University of Oklahoma.
Marjorie Taylor Greene, other conservatives lean into Christian nationalism. What is it?
USA Today
Professor Samuel Perry quoted in the article
Achievers: Metro Tech students win at conference; OU seed grants awarded
The Oklahoman
The TSET Health Promotion Research Center (HPRC) at OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center recently announced awardees for its seed grant program.
Stress, COVID, other school-year worries. Expert give parents tips.
The Oklahoman
Donna Tyungum, interim chief of pediatric infectious diseases at the Oklahoma Children’s Hospital in Oklahoma City and mother of a 3-year-old: Covid-19 is now more transmissible with increased immune escape, which means that our children have a good chance of encountering [it] at school.
OU Health officials expect COVID surge once Oklahoma students return school next week
KFOR
Amber Midthunder Has a New Action Hero For You
The New York Times
“It’s richer, more diverse scene for Indigenous performers,’ said Joanna Hearne, a professor at the University of Oklahoma specializing in Native American and global Indigenous film and media studies.
MidFirst Bank program raises $2M for cancer center
Journal Record
“Established revenue sources like the funds provided by MidFirst Bank through this program create a long-term impact,” said Dr. Robert Mannel, director of the Stephenson Cancer Center. “Tragically, one in three Oklahoma women will develop cancer, and we strive every day to change the cancer landscape for women everywhere with the research we are conducting at the center.”
Oklahoma Shakespeare’s ‘Venus in Fur’ is a bawdy tale draped in mystery and myth
The Oklahoman
And the company deserves kudos for bringing in a violence and intimacy designer, University of Oklahoma assistant professor Kate Busselle, to help ensure the comfort and safety of the actors.
The internet affords us anonymity. Why this isn’t good for civility.
The Oklahoman
Article written by OU Professor Nancy E. Snow
OCPS Foundation names programs manager
Journal Record
Prior to joining the Foundation, Rojo served as interim director of admissions/registrar for Cristo Rey Oklahoma City Catholic High School. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma with a master’s degree in education and a bachelor’s in administrative leadership after attending Oklahoma City Community College.
OU-OSU ‘Sports Lab’ partnership to teach STEM through sports
KOCO
Devon Energy, OU, Oklahoma State team up for SportsLabs project
The Oklahoman
Devon, universities team up on STEM promotion
Journal Record
Oklahoma Athletics announces record-high fundraising for 2021-2022 fiscal year
Norman Transcript
OU Health Diabetes Center to host largest diabetes care summit
Sequoyah County Times
University of Oklahoma Ranked Best College for Aviation
Flying Magazine
Tuition rates remain steady at Cosmos
Muskogee Phoenix
Neither Oklahoma State University nor University of Oklahoma plan to raise tuition/fees for 2022-23, according to the Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education.
Column: Westheimer’s history far from over
Norman Transcript
‘Don’t panic’: Oklahoma health experts react to monkeypox declaration
KOKH
Interim Dean of the University of Oklahoma's Hudson College of Public Health Dr. Dale Bratzler tells Fox 25 you can avoid monkeypox by not having close contact with someone who has a rash.
‘Don’t panic’: Oklahoma health experts react to monkeypox declaration
KTUL
With number of obese children increasing, healthy eating starts at school
KOCO
“It is very concerning that Oklahoma is one of the most obese states,” said Dr. Jeanie Tryggestad with OU Children’s Hospital.
Therapy Thoughts: Back-To-School Stress
KOTV
From Elementary students returning to the classroom to first-year college students, a new school year can be a lot to handle. This Therapy Thursday Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here to answer your questions.
Sarah Trowbrige Named OU Head Rowing Coach
The Seminole Producer
OU has No. 1 college aviation program in the nation, Flying Magazine says
KOCO
The magazine ranked college aviation programs in five categories – industry partners, value, fleet, campus life, and facilities and location – and OU scored 43 out of 50. OU just edged out the University of North Dakota, Purdue, Western Michigan University and Kansas State University Polytechnic Campus all of which scored a 42.
OU fans nearly double previous giving record with $109 million
KOCO
OU said this is the first time they’ve topped the $100 million mark for athletics. The previous record for OU sports was $58 million.
Are US universities doing enough to help schools?
Times Higher Education
Especially in minority communities, she says, teachers need a level of ongoing attention that too often is not available. “How do you educate a classroom when 10 of your students speak in a language that you don’t speak, and your students have a disability, either visible or invisible, that you don’t know how to deal with,” asks Biscoe, now the senior associate vice-president for outreach in the College of Continuing Education at the University of Oklahoma.
OU football: Sooners focused on installing new offense, defense as fall camp begins
Norman Transcript
Best College to Study Meteorology
Outstanding Colleges
The University of Oklahoma is one of the best colleges for meteorology in the USA. The school offers a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology, and students can expect to take classes on topics like atmospheric dynamics, thermodynamics, and climate.
10th probable case of monkeypox reported in Oklahoma
KOCO
"By and far and away, the way you get monkeypox most commonly is direct contact with skin, with lesions, with clothing, bed sheets, things like that, that are contaminated with the virus," Dr. Dale Bratzler said.
COLUMN: Mashburn’s decisions demand accountability
Norman Transcript
Ask a law professor, and they’ll tell you this is pretty true to life. Guha Krishnamurthi, a University of Oklahoma law professor, says district attorneys throughout the United States hold “extreme power” — they decide whether to charge and how to charge in virtually every criminal case in their jurisdictions.
COLUMN: Mashburn’s decisions demand accountability
The Moore American
Trowbridge Tapped to Lead Sooners, Volpenhein Resigns Post at Penn
Rowing News
Olympian and former Princeton National Rowing Association varsity women’s head coach Sarah Trowbridge has been named head coach of the women’s rowing program at the University of Oklahoma.
3 Things to Know That Could Save Your Life in a Flash Flood
Gizmodo
Yang Hong, a meteorology and climatology professor at the University of Oklahoma, and his colleagues are working to improve emergency communication with the public during severe weather.
Choctaw Nation citizen seeks reelection in Tennessee
Indian Country Today
Terry has a bachelor’s in psychology from the University of Oklahoma, graduated medical school from the Oklahoma College of Medicine and performed his anesthesiology residency at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville.
Native artist Oscar Howe didn’t conform to ‘Indian art’
Kelo Land
He was sent to an Indian boarding school in Pierre in 1922. in 1938, he graduated from Santa Fe Indian School but was able to study art while there. He graduated from Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell in 1952. He earned a master’s degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1954.
Several Colleges and Universities Report Record Fundraising in 2021-22
Forbes
The University of Oklahoma received $317 million in private gifts and pledges during fiscal year 2022, beating the old record of $237 million that had been established last year. Of the 80,377 gifts received, 54 were donations of $1 million or more.
Critical Race Theory: Why it still matters in Oklahoma
The Oklahoma Eagle
After Stitt made HB 1775 law, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) immediately responded with a lawsuit in an attempt to block the measure, which they believe unlawfully restricts the teaching of race and sex in the classroom. Other critics include the Oklahoma PTA, the Oklahoma State School Boards Association and officials at the University of Oklahoma.
Corner shop tobacco sales halved in three years
Mirage News
The research team included members of SPECTRUM, a UK Prevention Research Partnership consortium, alongside researchers from the University of Oklahoma, US. The work was funded by UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), the Department of Health and Social Care, the Scottish Government and leading health research charities.
University of Oklahoma football coaches, players speak to media ahead of the 2022 season
The Oklahoman
Tulsa Health Department offering Novavax COVID-19 vaccine at all four locations
KOKI
Health officials in Tulsa hope adding another option to the Pfizer and Moderna mRNA vaccines will encourage more people to get vaccinated as the number of recorded COVID-19 cases in Oklahoma have increased almost 20-fold since the end of March according to Dr. Dale Bratzler, University Chief COVID-19 Officer for OU.
Why fossil fuels are there to stay
The Washington Times
Article written by David Deming who is a professor of arts and sciences at OU
ShapED My Life: Former OU football player thanks his encouraging tutor
KFOR
Former University of Oklahoma middle linebacker, Curtis Lofton, admits to having a rough upbringing but thanks his former tutor for encouraging him to do better in school.
Metro Phoenix has 4 competitive justice of the peace races. Here are the early results
AZ Central
He earned his degree from University of Oklahoma College of Law and served as a judge advocate general, or JAG, in the U.S. Air Force. Williams received the Justice Michael D. Ryan Award for Judicial Excellence from the State Bar of Arizona in 2019, according to the county site.
TSET, Tobacco Helpline work to curb tobacco use
Tahlequah Daily Press
The HPRC is an integral component of the Cancer Prevention and Control Program of the NCI-Designated OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center.
OU research team learning more about Texas Horned Lizards
KFOR
(TV Clip)
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma awards $880K in annual Healthy Kids, Healthy Families grants
The Claremore Daily Progress
Children’s Medical Research, Inc.: to support the Pediatric Palliative Care (PPC) team at the University of Oklahoma Health Science Center (OUHSC) by offering a specialized training program about PPC. The training will facilitate the ability to collaborate, help organize and identify necessary care providers and care strategies for families of critically ill children.
Dr. Bratzler on the Novavax Vaccine
KOKI
(TV Clip)
OU Professor, Former War Correspondent Talks Significance of Operation Against Al-Qaeda
KWTV
Mike Boettcher is now a professor at OU but spent a majority of his career on the ground in Afghanistan as a war correspondent. He said in his opinion, this drone strike marks the end of al-Qaeda.
OU Professor, Former War Correspondent Talks Significance of Operation Against Al-Qaeda
KOTV
‘Pray for these families’: Kentucky flooding death toll now at least 35
WFLA
“It’s a battle of extremes going on right now in the United States,” said University of Oklahoma meteorologist Jason Furtado. “These are things we expect to happen because of climate change. … A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor and that means you can produce increased heavy rainfall.”
The Yellowstone flood was a historic disaster. Climate change means it won’t be the last
Billings Gazette
Flood risk won’t rise uniformly, either, according to Yang Hong, a hydrology professor at the University of Oklahoma. It will still depend on the weather. The rain-on-snow phenomenon was a “recipe for flooding,” he said. Climate change makes bigger, faster floods more likely.
The Face of Spine Surgery – The Spine Clinic
405 Magazine
After attending medical school at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, Braly received residency and fellowship training at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center and Emory University.
Throwback Tulsa: OU regents accept SEC invitation one year ago today
Tulsa World
University of Oklahoma Receives $1 Million Grant to Study Quantum Synchronization
Quantum Computing Report
Day in the park covers family fun and health
Enid News & Eagle
Organizations included Great Salt Plains Health truck, which was there to offer all sorts of free medical testing, including cholesterol, STD, HIV and pregnancy tests; 2nd District Oklahoma State Health Department, which came to make beaded crafts with kids and to offer free COVID-19 vaccines; and the OU Health Sciences Center, which offered free COVID-19 antibody testing.
At least 25 people dead after Kentucky is hit with devastating flash flooding, governor says
Business Insider
"It's a battle of extremes going on right now in the United States," said University of Oklahoma meteorologist Jason Furtado. "These are things we expect to happen because of climate change. ... A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor and that means you can produce increased heavy rainfall."
Governor: Search for Kentucky Flood Victims Could Take Weeks
U.S. News and World Report
“It's a battle of extremes going on right now in the United States,” said University of Oklahoma meteorologist Jason Furtado. “These are things we expect to happen because of climate change. ... A warmer atmosphere holds more water vapor and that means you can produce increased heavy rainfall.”
Plagues Upon The Earth: Disease and The Course of Human History By Kyle Harper – Review
Forbes
Professor Harper is a historian of the ancient world whose work has connected economic, environmental, and social history. He says he was inspired to write this book after publishing The Fate of Rome: Climate, Disease, and the End of an Empire.
Chief Nursing Officer Announced
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Stefanie Beavers, DNP, R.N., NEA-BC, has been named chief nursing officer for Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health.
Researchers Working to Find New Effective Treatments for Tuberculosis
Gilmore Health News
Treatment of Mycobacterium tuberculosis infections is difficult, especially with the emergence of strains that are drug-resistant. Researchers led by University of Oklahoma professor Helen Zgurskaya are now working to find new, more effective drugs for tuberculosis.
Reilly: Regional universities fill aerospace needs
Journal Record
The average annual total cost to attend is 46% less than at the University of Oklahoma or Oklahoma State University. RUSO graduates stay in the state and contribute to Oklahoma’s economy, and RUSO universities are committed to providing degrees that support Oklahoma’s critical occupations, including aerospace.
Chasing third straight WCWS title, OU softball reloads via transfer portal. Here’s how the 2023 looks.
The Oklahoman
OU football players launch the Norman NIL Club
KOCO
Is the US in a recession? OU economics chair weighs in
KOKH
However, according to the University of Oklahoma Department of Economics Chair Greg Burge, Ph.D., the situation the United States is currently facing makes it more difficult to make a clear determination regarding its economy's recession status.
Federal Reserve increases interest rate to control inflation
KJRH
Greg Burge, an economics professor for the University of Oklahoma, says Tulsa is a hot housing market right now so we will see the effects of this hike.
Therapy Thoughts: Conflict Resolution at Work & Family Arguments
KOTV
From resolving issues with co-workers to conflicts with family members, we have a lot to consider for Therapy Thursday. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to answer your mental health questions.
Cleveland County Sheriff’s Office says social media post about abduction in Norman is FALSE
KFOR
Hank Jenkins Smith, a professor at the University of Oklahoma, says people sometimes tend to make posts or share misinformation or disinformation because it’s a topic that they are interested in, or the person is wanting validation from users engaging with the post.
Koster among subjects of ‘She is Tulsa’ exhibit
Cherokee Phoenix
Koster serves as senior program development specialist for the University of Oklahoma’s Outreach National Resource Center for Youth Services, but she also works with the nonprofit Indian Dispute Resolution Services’ Acorn Project.
Wellness Wednesday: Monkeypox
KWTV
Dr. Douglass Drevets joins us from OU Health to inform us more on monkeypox, and what Oklahomans can do.
Gay, bisexual community and doctors concerned about stigmatization surrounding monkeypox spread
KOCO
“This time, what’s new about the 2022 outbreak, is it’s predominantly being transmitted from human to human. And this is predominantly a skin-to-skin transmission, usually during intimate contact,” said Dr. Douglas Drevets, OU Health chief of infectious diseases.
Dr. Bratzler on Monkeypox
KOKI
(TV Clip)
A poor wheat harvest as Oklahoma faces a hotter, drier future
The Frontier
Oklahoma’s current drought is spotted with “the fingerprints of climate change,” says Professor Jason Furtado, a researcher at the University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology. However, he notes scientists don’t know exactly how much climate change has contributed.
She survived a forced sterilization. She fears more could occur post-Roe
Philadelphia Tribune
Robyn Powell, an associate professor of law at the University of Oklahoma, who uses a wheelchair because of arthrogryposis, a condition characterized by joint stiffness, said she has been offered a hysterectomy by doctors “dozens of times, for no reason other than the assumption that I shouldn’t reproduce.”
‘Never just black and white’: End of Roe a health risk for disabled, advocates warn
The Spokesman-Review
But there is still resistance to that idea, including some in the medical community, in part because of a widespread misconception that people with disabilities are not interested in sex and are not capable of caring for a child, said Robyn Powell, a law professor at the University of Oklahoma who conducts research on reproductive justice and parenting rights for people with disabilities.
New effective therapeutic approaches to treat tuberculosis: Research
Hindustan Times
Drug-resistant strains have made it difficult to treat infections, but professor Helen Zgurskaya of the University of Oklahoma is spearheading research on new, potentially effective therapeutic approaches to the condition.
Gov. Kim Reynolds appoints appeals court Judge David May to Iowa Supreme Court
Des Moines Register
May, 51, has served on the Court of Appeals since 2019. He was appointed as a district court judge in 2016 and before that worked for 14 years with the Des Moines firm Bradshaw, Fowler, Proctor & Fairgrave. He has a law degree from Drake University Law School, a master's in public health from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center and a bachelor’s degree from the University of Missouri.
OU breaks record with $317 million in gifts, pledges
Journal Record
When should Oklahomans get the second COVID-19 booster?
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler of OU Health said if you fall into an at-risk category, go out and get one but if not, you can wait a little longer.
Research: Children with Type 2 diabetes face complications
Journal Record
The study, carried out at the OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center in Oklahoma City, found that within 15 years of Type 2 diabetes diagnosis, 60% of young participants had at least one diabetes-related complication. Nearly a third had two or more.
Prof. Samuel Perry discussing White Christian Nationalist Movement in The U.S.
CNN
(TV clip)
OU breaks fundraising record, receives $317M in donations during 2022 fiscal year
OU Daily
OU breaks fundraising record
KFOR
(TV Clip)
OU College of Pharmacy continuing ed accredited with commendation
Tahlequah Daily Press
OU’s Jocelyn Alo Named Big 12 Female Athlete of the Year
KFOR
Former OU slugger Jocelyn Alo earns unanimous Big 12 Female Athlete of the Year selection
Tulsa World
People with disabilities weigh medication, pregnancy in post-Roe world
The Washington Post
Robyn Powell, an associate law professor at the University of Oklahoma, classified disabilities as any health conditions, including psychiatric ones, that “substantially limit a major life activity,” noting that they are covered under the Americans With Disabilities Act. She said some people with disabilities take medication that harms pregnancy.
‘Never just black and white’: End of Roe a health risk for disabled, advocates warn
Tampa Bay Times
But there is still resistance to that idea, including from some in the medical community, in part because of a widespread misconception that people with disabilities are not interested in sex and are not capable of caring for a child, said Robyn Powell, a law professor at the University of Oklahoma who conducts research on reproductive justice and parenting rights for people with disabilities.
Oklahoma experts weigh in after monkeypox declared public health emergency
FOX 23
“By and far and away, the way you get monkeypox most commonly is direct contact with skin, with lesions, with clothing, bed sheets, things like that, that are contaminated with the virus,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler.
Oklahoma community achievers: Tourism awards, grant recipients, professor honor
The Oklahoman
Four biomedical engineering students at the University of Oklahoma hope their invention will help those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease or a tremor disorder.
Oklahoma experts weigh in after monkeypox declared public health emergency
KOCO
"By and far and away, the way you get monkeypox most commonly is direct contact with skin, with lesions, with clothing, bed sheets, things like that, that are contaminated with the virus," said Dr. Dale Bratzler.
An ‘imposter Christianity’ is threatening American democracy
CNN
Samuel Perry, a professor of religious studies at the University of Oklahoma who is authority on the ideology, calls it an "imposter Christianity."
She survived a forced sterilization. She fears more could occur post-Roe.
The Washington Post
Robyn Powell, an associate professor of law at the University of Oklahoma, who uses a wheelchair because of arthrogryposis, a condition characterized by joint stiffness, said she has been offered a hysterectomy by doctors “dozens of times, for no reason other than the assumption that I shouldn’t reproduce.”
Inflation, recession concerns continue to impact Norman business owner, investment strategies
Norman Transcript
The technical definition of a recession includes two declining quarters of real GDP, though Robert Dauffenbach, senior associate dean of Economic Development at the University of Oklahoma, said that’s never been the complete story.
Cole says he voted against gay marriage bill because it was ‘rushed’
Norman Transcript
Cole’s statement following the vote does not explicitly oppose gay marriage. But Allyson Shortle, a University of Oklahoma professor with a focus in political behavior, says it’s not uncommon for politicians to give this reasoning against laws and policies they disagree with.
Tuscaloosa economic development group chooses new executive director
Yahoo News
Smyth is also a graduate of the University of Oklahoma Economic Development Institute.
OU energy leadership program to run second cohort
Norman Transcript
OU students, alumni create theater production company in aims to build ‘a network of young artists’
OU Daily
Biden taking Paxlovid after testing positive for COVID-19
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health’s chief COVID officer, said Paxlovid is readily available – but it’s not for everyone. He said the treatment only benefits those most at risk for COVID-19 complications.
What to bring – and what to leave behind – on your first vacation since COVID
USA Today
Your COVID-19 phobia. This may be the most important – and most difficult – thing to lose, says Dr. Britta Ostermeyer, who chairs the psychiatry department at the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.
Oklahoma City establishes human rights commission for first time since 1996
USA Today
"Zero people using it lets me know that no one knows about it," said Andrea Benjamin, task force co-chair and University of Oklahoma associate professor.
Therapy Thoughts: Friends with Different Political Views
KOTV
It can be hard to be civil with people who hold different political views than we do, especially when someone is very outspoken. This Therapy Thursday Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to discuss how friends can stay peaceful even though they disagree politically.
Heat wave stresses AC units, emergency rooms
Journal Record
“The emergency room has been very busy,” said Dr. Amanda Celii, general and trauma surgeon at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center. “The summer months, in general, we see an uptick in patients coming into the ER all across the board, but there’s definitely an increase in heat-related issues or injuries.”
Neurologist to discuss stroke identification and prevention
Sequoyah County Times
An OU Health neurologist will discuss stroke diagnosis and treatment in a virtual presentation scheduled from noon to 1 p.m., Friday, July 29.
How White Christian Nationalists Seek to Transform America
The New Yorker
They call this concept white Christian nationalism. Samuel Perry, an associate professor at the University of Oklahoma and a co-author of “The Flag and the Cross: White Christian Nationalism and the Threat to American Democracy,” joins guest host Michael Luo to discuss the contours of this belief system, and the roles that guns and voting restrictions play in its implementation in U.S. politics.
Working to discover new treatments for tuberculosis
Phys.Org
Treatment of infections is problematic due to the emergence of drug-resistant strains; however, University of Oklahoma professor Helen Zgurskaya, an expert in antibiotic resistance, is leading research on new potential therapeutic treatments for the disease.
OU Medical Student and Veteran Named 2022 Tillman Scholar
Norman Transcript
Oklahoma pitches aerospace industry to global leaders
Journal Record
The University of Oklahoma offers a master’s-level program specifically designed to cultivate leadership and managerial skills for people in the aerospace and defense industries.
A Student Voting Take on College Athletic Conference Realignment
Forbes
We’ll start with the Big 12 which has faced the brunt of the new wave of conference realignment changes with the University of Oklahoma and the University of Texas at Austin preparing to leave for the Southeastern Conference in 2024.
Wellness Wednesday: COVID-19 cases continue to rise in Metro area
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health joins Fox 25's Wendy Suares to discuss Coronavirus concerns.
Women Face Risks as Doctors Struggle With Medical Exceptions on Abortion
New York Times
While abortion was once mostly legal, by 1900 every state had banned abortions throughout all stages of pregnancy, with the only exception being if the life of the mother was in danger, said Jennifer Holland, a University of Oklahoma historian. Some of those laws, such as a 1925 law in Texas, have recently been revived by the overturning of Roe.
OU research team working to help Oklahoma’s homeless
KFOR
OKC County Health Department to offer free mammogram screenings
KSWO
The Oklahoma City-County Health Department is partnering with OU Health, the Stephenson Cancer Center, and Susan G. Komen, to once again provide free mammogram screenings.
Partners to assess services for homeless
Journal Record
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma will work with the Oklahoma Housing Finance Agency to assess services available to help Oklahomans experiencing homelessness or housing insecurity.
The entire state of Oklahoma hit 103 degrees today, according to Oklahoma Mesonet, a joint weather updating system with Oklahoma State University and the University of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma Sooners and Brent Venables: Why They’re a Perfect Fit
FOX Sports
Summer COVID spike less deadly; vaccines still emphasized
Norman Transcript
Questions abound more than a week after ONEOK’s Medford natural gas plant explosion
The Oklahoman
Regardless, ONEOK won't have as much of those products to sell into the markets until it is able to restore its Medford operation, said J. Mike Stice, dean of the Mewbourne College of Earth and Energy at the University of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma City establishes human rights commission for first time since 1996
The Oklahoman
"Zero people using it lets me know that no one knows about it," said Andrea Benjamin, task force co-chair and University of Oklahoma associate professor.
Many states are looking toward abortion bans with no exceptions for rape, incest
Politifact
And in Oklahoma, Republican officials seem satisfied with laws that don’t include rape or incest exceptions, said Michael Crespin, a University of Oklahoma political scientist. This includes Gov. Kevin Stitt, who has said he wants to be the nation’s most "pro-life governor" and will sign any legislation that comes across his desk.
OU Health, Blue Cross Blue Shield of Oklahoma agree to 3-year deal
KOCO
OU Health Announces Chief Operations Officer
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Summer COVID spike less deadly; vaccines still emphasized
Norman Transcript
These numbers reflect the effect of the virus’ new variant, BA.5. Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU’s chief COVID officer, said this variant is possibly approaching a contagiousness level similar to the measles.
Education Hope Summit coming to Northeast Oklahoma Aug. 9
Tahlequah Daily Press
The Northeast Oklahoma Education Hope Summit is organized by Oklahoma First Lady Sarah Stitt and Hope Rising Oklahoma, and will be led by hope scholar Dr. Chan Hellman of the OU-Tulsa Hope Research Center.
OU adds new expansion to nursing school
KOCO
In wake of Panasonic news, officials stress need for OU polytechnic institute
Norman Transcript
University of Oklahoma Health officials calling it one of the worst allergy seasons yet
KFOR
Common as dirt Ageism Afflicts Seniors
Tennessee Tribune
Dr. Julie Allen surveyed 2,048 seniors, ages 50-80, and she found over 93% reported regularly experiencing one or more forms of ageism. Allen said that common everyday ageism stresses out seniors and her study found age discrimination was associated with four health indicators just as racism has been linked to poor health outcomes.
Interested in a Direct Medical Program? Read This First
Forbes
The Medical Humanities Scholars Program at the University of Oklahoma is another direct medical program that allows students to choose any major within the school. With a heavy emphasis on the liberal arts, the program is looking for students who have a general interest in the arts, humanities, social sciences or social determinants of health.
OSDH: 8,000+ New COVID Cases in Oklahoma Last Week Caused By New Variant
KWTV
Dr. Dale Bratzler of the University of Oklahoma more than half of the new cases in the last week stem from an Omicron subvariant called BA.5.
Therapy Thoughts: Conflicts Between Friends & Losing Parents
KOTV
From dealing with the grief caused by the death of a loved one to conflicts between friends. Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here to answer your questions.
Oklahoma families being hit by skyrocketing inflation
Stillwater News Press
“For those individuals that live paycheck-to-paycheck, this higher inflation has forced them to cut back on their consumption. That lower consumption will dampen Gross Domestic Product, which is the measure of the nation’s income,” said Benjamin Keen, a University of Oklahoma associate economics professor.
Craig joins Ogletree Deakins
Journal Record
He received his juris doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where he graduated with highest honors, was inducted as a member of the Order of the Coif, and served as an assistant executive editor for the American Indian Law Review.
Oklahoma has its first integrated academic health system with OU faculty practice, hospitals merger
Fierce Healthcare
Eisenhower High School student awarded National Merit Scholarship
The Lawton Constitution
Sruti R. Sodam, Lawton, has been named a National Merit Scholarship recipient at the University of Oklahoma.
Wellness Wednesday: Pandemic causes many to neglect non-COVID health needs
KOKH
Now, with COVID cases on an upward trend, Dr. Dale Bratzler weighs in on the drop in cancer screening and the effects that's having.
Dr. Sanjay Patel on what makes blue light cystoscopy a “game changer”
Urology Times
Interview with Assistant Professor of Urology Dr. Sanjay Patel
How Strong HIPAA protections in a post-Roe world?
Tampa Bay Times
Beyond the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, medical professionals might have other tools to keep law enforcement at bay, such as state hospital licensing laws (which may contain confidentiality rules for hospital records that are separate from federal privacy protections) or state medical practice acts (which may impose separate confidentiality requirements on licensed physicians), said Stacey A. Tovino, a University of Oklahoma law professor.
GovExec Daily: The Supreme Court Rules in Favor of Decreased Autonomy for Tribes
Government Executive
M. Alexander Pearl is a law professor at the University of Oklahoma law school and an enrolled citizen of the Chickasaw Nation. He is a nationally recognized scholar in the fields of indigenous legal issues and statutory interpretation. He joined the podcast to discuss the Oklahoma v. Castro-Huerta Supreme Court decision.
Tulsa’s unique ‘Jetsons House’ flew off the market faster than Elroy could blink
Archinect
The 1,386-square-foot Googie design features a 44-foot lift and contributes to the eccentric architecture of the otherwise Art Deco-rich region, which includes other unique designs like the Cave House and BOK Tower, in addition to figures like late University of Oklahoma professor Bruce Goff, who now has his own dedicated annual festival.
Research to Prevent Blindness awards grant to OU Department of Ophthalmology
Ophthalmology Times
Curtright named COO at OU Health
Journal Record
Oklahoma tops nation in number of high school aviation programs
Enid News & Eagle
On Tuesday evening, during a four-day training conference, teachers and industry leaders met at the University of Oklahoma’s National Weather Center to celebrate the growth of aviation and aerospace education in the state, and to discuss ways to partner in the building of programs that will ensure the growth of Oklahoma’s aviation, aerospace and defense industry workforce.
Canadian County grads earn Merit scholarships
Yukon Progress
Yukon’s Bixler, whose probable career field is software engineering, earned the National Merit University of Oklahoma Scholarship. He is a graduate of Crossings Christian School in Oklahoma City.
‘Spreading like wildfire’: COVID BA5 variant wreaking havoc
KFOR
“That’s [1,100 cases] only the people that we know about,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU’s Chief COVID Officer. “[And] we have seen hospitalizations start to go up primarily by the sheer number of people that are getting infected.”
Transportation commission approves turnpike plans
Claremore Daily Progress
Dr. Amy Cerato, a civil engineer at the University of Oklahoma, delivered a written analysis of traffic patterns, route alternatives and upcoming projects that she said would relieve congestion on Interstate 35.
Garwood joins Phillips Murrah legal team
Journal Record
Garwood attended the University of Oklahoma College of Law, where he was selected as an Anadarko Petroleum Corporation Scholar, was on the Dean’s Honor Roll and earned an American Jurisprudence award for Wind Energy law.
Expert explains dangers of untested car seats hitting the market
KOCO
Laura Gamino, an injury prevention coordinator with OU Health, walked KOCO 5 through the dangers of those car seats. She also explained what car seats should have.
Commission approves turnpike plans; lone dissenter sides with Cerato
Norman Transcript
Dr. Amy Cerato, a civil engineer at the University of Oklahoma, delivered a written analysis of traffic patterns, route alternatives and upcoming projects that she said would relieve congestion on Interstate 35.
Mayor brings former city employee back from county as chief administrative officer
Tulsa World
Fothergill earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa in liberal studies with a focus in administrative leadership and conflict resolution.
Williams promoted to executive vice president at First Community
White River Now
A graduate of Arkansas State University, Williams holds a bachelor’s of science in finance and attended the National Commercial Lending School at the University of Oklahoma.
OU College of Nursing simulation center earns endorsement
Norman Transcript
Many Oklahoma schools to teach aviation curriculum in 2022-23
KTUL
Next week, around 75 teachers from across the country will gather at the University of Oklahoma for intense training in implementing the AOPA "You Can Fly" high school aviation curriculum.
Experts urge caution as ultra contagious BA.4 and BA.5 COVID-19 strains spread in Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
“In December and January, we saw this huge number of Oklahomans get infected with omicron,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma.
Oklahoma doctor discusses COVID-19 antiviral drug becoming more accessible
KFOR
“These drugs are actually very effective,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, with OU Health, referencing Paxlovid. “It was 85% effective in treating hospitalization and death. We didn’t have that a year ago, so that makes it easier to take care of these patients.”
OU researcher gets millions in grant money to revolutionize surgery for brain injuries
KOCO
Nancy Snow: Inherent goodness in Oklahomans offers strength to forgive one another
The Oklahoman
Article written by Nancy E. Snow who is a philosophy professor at the University of Oklahoma and also serves as director of the Institute for the Study of Human Flourishing.
Yellowstone floods reveal need to fix forecasting flaws in warming world, experts say
Los Angeles Times
“We are literally rewriting our weather history book,” said University of Oklahoma meteorology professor Jason Furtado.
OU Head Football Coach Hosting Football Clinic For Women
KWTV
Creative nexus of sensory perception: Craig Swan presents ‘Visaural’ show at Resonator
Norman Transcript
The University of Oklahoma MFA candidate and active member of Resonator Institute has curated an exhibition titled Visaural. The show is a multi-faceted event with elements of traditional visual arts, sound, music and video.
Column: Plea from a first-year medical student for empathy, understand
Tulsa World
Article written by Rachel Fisher who is a second-year medical student at the University of Oklahoma-University of Tulsa School of Community Medicine with an interest in social justice, lifestyle medicine, and cross-cultural medicine.
Therapy Thoughts: Funeral & Wedding On The Same Day & Finding A Compromise
KWTV
Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to answer your mental health questions. This week we are talking about a difficult decision for one woman and a disagreement for a couple.
Chickasha Public Library to Host Let’s Talk About It Book Club
Chickasha News
The first LTAI book club meeting will be on Thursday, August 4 at 6:30 p.m. at the Chickasha Public Library. Dr. Kalenda Eaton, a professor of African-American Studies at the University of Oklahoma, will lead a discussion on “The Known World,” written by Edward P. Jones.
Oklahoma seeing increase in COVID-19 cases as omicron subvariants rage
KFOR
“The number of people in the hospital with COVID has started to go back up again,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health.
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
(TV Clips)
Research at OU could cut surgery time in half for patients with traumatic brain injuries
KFOR
Yellowstone Flooding Reveals Forecast Flaws as Climate Warms
U.S. News & World Report
“We are literally re-writing our weather history book,” said University of Oklahoma Meteorology Professor Jason Furtado.
Yellowstone Flooding Reveals Forecast Flaws as Climate Warms
NPR
‘At long last.’ Biden recounts ‘amazing’ heroics of Oklahoma Medal of Honor recipient
The Oklahoman
After leaving the Army, Birdwell went to Northeastern State University in Tahlequah and got his law degree at the University of Oklahoma. He then began practicing law in Oklahoma City. Birdwell served 12 years on the Cherokee Nation Supreme Court.
University of Oklahoma Launches Business Analytics, Supply Chain Management Master’s Degrees
Yahoo
In-state tuition and fees slated to remain mostly flat for Oklahoma college students
KOSU
MU Health Care chief to depart for COO job at OU Health
Becker’s Hospital Review
Jonathan Curtright, CEO of University of Missouri's health system, is stepping down this month to join University of Oklahoma's health system as COO.
How ‘Everyday Ageism’ Affects Health
Healthline
“Ageism is a type of discrimination that can present in all different ways, both overt and subtle,” said the study’s first author Julie Ober Allen, PhD, an assistant professor in the Department of Health and Exercise Science at the University of Oklahoma, Norman.
Oklahoma Veteran Receives Medal of Honor for Actions During Vietnam War
KWTV
Birdwell earned a law degree from the University of Oklahoma and then started his own law firm in Oklahoma City.
OU hall named for Jones family benefactors
Journal Record
Preventing Overuse Injuries
Magic Valley
By the way, a study at the University of Oklahoma found that -- contrary to popular belief -- high-top shoes didn't lower the risk of ankle sprains.
COVID is “Rising Fast” in These States
Eat This, Not That!
"People who got COVID in December, January in that huge Omicron rush, their antibodies won't necessarily protect them against BA.2.12.1, because it has new mutations that the original Omicron did not have," says Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma. "So we're seeing reinfections — people that have recovered from COVID in the past are retesting and being positive."
Oklahoma City first responders preparing for 4th of July firework safety
KFOR
Amanda Celii, a trauma and burn surgeon at OU Health says they see a significant number of burns to the arms. 14 percent of injuries around fireworks come from sparklers.
‘Hyperactive’ Comet K2 Carries Clues to Birth of Solar System
Newsweek
Nathan Kaib is assistant professor of physics and astronomy at the University of Oklahoma who focuses on the formation of planetary systems. He told Newsweek: "More and more examples of 'hyperactive' comets are being discovered as our observational resources and techniques improve, and 2017 K2 is one of the most extreme examples of this class of comet.
Oklahoma to defend Women’s College World Series title
KOKH
OU Biomedical Engineering Students Develop Shake-Canceling Spoon
The Ardmoreite
‘We’re taught to push through pain’: College athletes on the mental health crisis
TODAY
Graduate Student Serafina King: “Since starting at OU, though, things feel different. My coaches, athletic trainers and fellow athletes support me and others. I took a semester off for my mental health and my coach called me weekly to check in and see how I felt. It’s also easy to find a counselor to speak with when it’s needed.”
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center enrolling youth in study of ‘long COVID’
KOKI
ALESTLE VIEW: Separation of church and state is a necessity
The Alestle
Studies have shown religion is more often used in politics by conservative politicians than liberal. Allen Hertzke, a professor emeritus in political science from the University of Oklahoma, found that when freedom of religion is ignored, it is most often done to marginalize groups that are already discriminated against and to enact regressive, conservative policies.
Oklahoma’s average gas price pushes past $4 per gallon
The Ardmoreite
“One of the things I’m starting to get a little bit worried about is, for the first six or seven weeks of the Russian invasion, people were talking about, ‘We’ll just release some of our strategic oil reserves,’” said Burge, the OU economics professor.
Gov. Stitt appoints Tim Downing to Court of Civil Appeals
Muskogee Politico
He is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma with a B.A. in Public Affairs and Administration, Oral Roberts University with a Masters in Management, and Regent University School of Law.
Column: OU Polytechnic to meet Oklahoma’s unmet needs
Tulsa World
Several Skiatook, Sperry students named to University of Oklahoma’s spring 2022 honor rolls
Skiatook Journal
OU Biomedical Engineering Students Develop Shake-Canceling Spoon
The Ada News
OU Health official addresses COVID-19 safety during the summer
KOCO
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
TV Clips
Stitt makes Court of Civil Appeals appointment
Journal Record
Downing earned a bachelor’s degree in public affairs administration from the University of Oklahoma and a master’s in management from Oral Roberts University. He is a graduate of the Regent University School of Law.
Top-seeded Oklahoma rolls past Northwestern 13-2; Texas next
KOKH
Dozens of Owasso, Collinsville students make University of Oklahoma’s spring 2022 honor rolls
Owasso Reporter
Therapy Thoughts: Responding to Tragedy in Your Own Community
KOTV
Many Oklahomans have heavy hearts this week after deadly shootings in Tulsa and Taft. This Therapy Thursday Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here to discuss ways of coping with this senseless tragedy.
OKC Council names Weller new auditor
Journal Record
Weller is a certified public accountant and has a bachelor’s degree in business administration from the University of Oklahoma. Prior to working for the city, he worked several years in public accounting for both international and local accounting firms.
OSMA says medical offices should consider reviewing security measures
KFOR
OU Health statement: “As healthcare professionals, we care about the health and wellbeing of the communities we serve and we are deeply sadden by the tragedy at the medical clinic in Tulsa. We are working closely with the OU Police Department on our campus security as we monitor this situation. We want to assure you that our friends, colleagues and residents in the OU Health Sciences Center programs in Tulsa have been confirmed as safe and accounted for…”
Column: Fisher, McLaurin helped to integrate the University of Oklahoma
Norman Transcript
Nancy Snow: How do you achieve true civility in a society rife with justifiable anger?
The Oklahoman
Article written by Philosophy Professor Nancy Snow
OU researcher opens door to geothermal energy
Journal Record
Associate professor Saeed Salehi has received a $1.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Energy to examine the resource potential of abandoned oil and gas wells as sources of heat. And, if his pioneering work southwest of Oklahoma City is successful, Salehi could open new energy-producing potential for hundreds or even thousands of abandoned oil wells in Oklahoma and across the United States.
Timely intervention critical for major cardiac events after immune checkpoint therapy
Healio
“To the best of our knowledge, this is the first-ever pooled analysis of immune checkpoint inhibitor clinical trials evaluating major adverse cardiac events,” Abdul Rafeh Naqash, MD, assistant professor in the early phase division of Stephenson Cancer Center at University of Oklahoma, said during a presentation.
Graves joins Muskogee dermatology clinic
Muskogee Phoenix
Graves completed a Bachelor of Science Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Oklahoma in 2008. She continued on at the University of Oklahoma to receive her Masters's Degree in Health Science, Physician Associate Studies in 2011.
Ramos named School Counselor of the Year
The Guam Daily Post
Ramos holds a master’s degree in human relations from the University of Oklahoma and earned a bachelor's degree in education from the University of Guam. She has been a school counselor at Sanchez for 13 years.
Mo Vaughn seeks District 3 Commissioner seat
Norman Transcript
Her resume also spans marketing, public relations and digital technology development. She holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Modern Languages from the University of Oklahoma, where she also studied international relations. She also enrolled in Masters of Public Administration courses at OU.
Chemical Institute of Canada Gives Top Honor to University of Oklahoma Engineering Professor
News Wise
Find out your state’s most beautiful college town
MSN
City to look at why water rate increase failed
Norman Transcript
“The Norman Economic Development Coalition [NEDC], a joint effort of OU [University of Oklahoma], the City of Norman, Moore Norman Technology Center and the Sooner Centurions of the Norman Chamber of Commerce, has a long history of success with its business incubator programs,” the staff report reads.
New COVID-19 Subvariant Causing Rise in Oklahoma Cases
Ponca City News
According to Bratzler, this variant appears to resist natural immunity. He says if you were infected during the Omicron surge in the winter, that probably won’t protect you against this particular variant.
New ER, urgent care facility slated to open in Yukon
Journal Record
“The goal of the partnership is to minimize unnecessary ER utilization as well as improve the quality of care for patients,” said Leslie Buford, interim president at OU Health Edmond Medical Center. “The facilities provide both urgent care and emergency services in a way that saves money for patients and their employers. No patient is charged emergency room prices for urgent care services if they come in during urgent care hours.”
OK Rehabilitation Services, partners to offer free summer training, employment programs
The Oklahoman
BEST STEP is funded by the state Rehabilitation Services Department with summer camp training and services delivered in partnership with the University of Oklahoma National Center for Disability Education and Training’s Pre-ETS program.
Lawmakers earmark COVID-19 funds for pediatric menta health project
The Duncan Banner
Oklahoma lawmakers plan to invest over $50 million in federal coronavirus aid and state funds to help the University of Oklahoma health system build a new state-of-the-art pediatric mental health facility.
Storm research team from Norman starts second of two-year field study
KOCO
A research group out of the University of Oklahoma is asking you to share your story by filling out a survey online called Tornado Tales.
City to look at why water rate increase failed
Norman Transcript
“The Norman Economic Development Coalition [NEDC], a joint effort of OU [University of Oklahoma], the City of Norman, Moore Norman Technology Center and the Sooner Centurions of the Norman Chamber of Commerce, has a long history of success with its business incubator programs,” the staff report reads.
Oklahoma lawmakers approve health care requests for ARPA funds
KOKH
A proposal passed giving a total of $39.4 million to OU Children's for behavior health beds.
Oklahoma City-County Health Department to offer free mammograms on June 10
The Oklahoman
The event is in partnership with OU Health, Stephenson Cancer Center and The Market at Eastpoint, 1708 NE 23.
As an even more contagious omicron subvariant spreads, Oklahoma’s COVID-19 cases are rising
The Oklahoman
The subvariant has a mutation that makes it more adept at reinfecting people who had previously been infected with the original omicron variant, during the wave of infections in late 2021 and early 2022, said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma.
Wasted vaccines raise concerns about next threat
Journal Record
“It’s a little bit about inventory management, how many did we request versus how many we were able to successfully administer,” said David Kendrick, founder and CEO of MyHealth Access Network and department chair of Medical Informatics at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine.
Doctors warn of new COVID-19 subvariants sweeping across the Region and Oklahoma
KFOR
“We’ve seen about a 50 percent increase in cases of COVID in Oklahoma over the past two weeks,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU’s chief COVID officer.
ShapED My Life: ‘Glee’, ‘Community’ actor recalls time at OU
KFOR
Oklahoma Softball: OU Wins Second Straight National Title Behind Dominant Defensive Display
Sports Illustrated
‘God just made me OU’: How Antonio Record became the Marlins Man of Sooner athletics
The Oklahoman
Firm wins $50K in startup funding from OU
Journal Record
Many overdue for second COVID booster: ‘You may actually not have much protection’
Tulsa World
“I don’t have specific data about how many people in Oklahoma who are eligible for the (second booster) have actually received it. But we are concerned that the percentage is quite low,” said Dr. Aaron Wendelboe, an epidemiologist and associate professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Public Health.
Column: Collaboration key to Tulsa’s being the land of higher education opportunities
Tulsa World
Article written by Laura Latta who is an adjunct education professor at the University of Oklahoma-Tulsa and the founding executive director of the Tulsa Higher Education Consortium.
Therapy Thoughts: Handling Trauma
KOTV
It's been a little more than a week since the mass shooting at the Natalie building on the Saint Francis campus killed 4 people. Many are still shaken by that tragedy and others that have happened recently across the country. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined us again with her expert advice.
‘So much work’: Tribal criminal justice systems discussed at Sovereignty Symposium
Non Doc
University of Oklahoma law professor Taiawagi Helton spoke about the history of Indian law to show how the McGirt decision is just the latest court case reaffirming tribal sovereignty in the face of state opposition.
‘A great atmosphere.’ National Weather Center provides unique services to Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
A massive building complex spreads across a huge lot in the margins of the University of Oklahoma campus, right off State Highway 9 in Norman, housing many local and federal agencies devoted to watching weather conditions in the state and across the nation.
State of Oklahoma reports potential first mokeypox case
KOCO
While there may be a case in the state, Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health’s chief COVID-19 officer, said there’s no need to panic. The virus isn’t as contagious as other diseases, like COVID-19, and health officials are working to keep Oklahomans safe.
Toby Keith reveals stomach cancer battle, tells fans he’ll see them ‘sooner than later’
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
"Sooner Nation is With yOU and Praying for yOU brother !!!" tweeted University of Oklahoma men's basketball head coach Porter Moser. "Nobody embodies a tougher Spirit than YOU!
OU Health Sciences Center Clinic Earns Approval from National
OK Nursing Times
Oklahoma Energy Resources Board and OU collaborate to provide over $250,000 in scholarships
OK Energy Today
Utah economy remains strong, ranked 2nd in the country
Cache Valley Daily
In evaluating the states with the best economies, Gregory S. Burge, chair and professor of economics at University of Oklahoma, says there are a number of common factors that contribute to a state’s strong economy.
Editorial: OU women earn title of most dominant team in sports
Tulsa World
OU Health to hold Men’s Health Awareness Summit this weekend
KOCO
Economists weigh in on Oklahoma House Bills to fight inflation
KFOR
Both Keen and Dr. Greg Burge, the Economics Chair at OU, said the federal government is best equipped to fight rising costs.
Watch: OU Economics Professor Discusses Recession Fears
KOTV
Professor Benjamin Keen discusses the topic.
Promising cancer drug trial marks a major first for Oklahoma. Here’s what you need to know
The Oklahoman
The OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center on Wednesday announced a first for the state: a cancer drug, developed entirely in Oklahoma and without the help of a pharmaceutical company, is set to be tested in humans for the first time.
Oklahoma scientists develop promising cancer drug
Journal Record
University of Oklahoma researchers’ cancer treatment drug heads to clinical trials
KFOR
First cancer drug made entirely in Oklahoma to be tested on humans in upcoming trial
KOKH
Oklahoma fans send off baseball team heading to Omaha
KOCO
Carlson: OU baseball heads to College World Series on backs – and arms – of Oklahoma-bred pitchers
The Oklahoman
Wellness Wednesday: Preparing for future public health emergencies
KOKH
Dr. Bratzler discusses recommendations to help the state make sure it's ready for future public health emergencies like COVID.
Don’t Joke About Old Age (It’s Bad for Your Health)
Newsweek
Allen's own behavior surprised her. As a health disparities expert at the University of Oklahoma, she spends a lot of time studying discrimination—and here she was, letting all these negative beliefs about aging seep out in a constant stream of quips and self-deprecating humor.
Oklahoma expert believes US weather forecasting is behind Europe
KOCO
The University of Oklahoma professor Dr. Fred Carr said that Congress needs to act to help us catch up.
Supply chain issues, war causing empty shelves in Oklahoma
Journal Record
Robert Dauffenbach, director of the University of Oklahoma’s Center for Economic and Management Research, said the Russian invasion of Ukraine has caused some long-term food supply problems.
Professor Kenton Brice on Training the Next Generation of Lawyers and the Future of Legal Tech
Legal Talk Network
Digital Edge hosts Sharon Nelson and Jim Calloway talk with Kenton Brice about his involvement with the Digital Initiative at the University of Oklahoma College of Law to get a sense of how technology is being leveraged in a tech-forward school. They also discuss how the Center for Learning and Organizational Change (CLOC) and legal ops are using technology to increase access to justice, and Kenton shares his thoughts on what tech trends point to new possibilities for the future of law.
OU-Tulsa, Tulsa Community College shows students how social structure can impact poverty
KTUL
OU Tulsa Hosts ‘Poverty Simulation’ For TPS high school Students
KOTV
TPS students take part in ‘poverty simulation’ program at OU Tulsa
KOKI
OU student-athletes set record for cumulative GPA in spring 2022 semester
KOCO
Art reflecting OU history: Talented student commissioned to create sculpture
Norman Transcript
Guest column: How man’s story of overcoming trauma serves as inspiration for OKC students
The Oklahoman
Carter inspired 800 Oklahoma City Public School summer school students attending Taft Middle School, U.S. Grant High School and Star Spencer High School last week. He shared his story with these students and again with a group at Ralph Ellison Library as part of the ReadOKC Summer Programming Series, through the support of Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health.
Sen. Jim Inhofe boosts defense bill above Biden request, protects AWACS mission at Tinker
The Oklahoman
The bill would authorize funding for construction projects at Tinker for maintenance on the KC-46 refueling tanker. And it would authorize defense research funding at the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University and the University of Tulsa.
Invasive fire ants could be controlled by viruses, scientists say
The Washington Post
Michael Kaspari, professor of geographical ecology at the University of Oklahoma, called the ant-virus study “underwhelming” because of its small size and methodology, but nonetheless he saw promise.
OU Regents to consider 3% tuition, fee increase 3% raise fr faculty, staff
Norman Transcript
OU Board of Regents to consider adjustments to coaches salaries, new hires
OU Daily
OU Board of Regents scheduled to meet
KOCO
(TV Clips)
BCBSOK, OU Health champion for better Okie health outlook
Tahlequah Daily Press
OU team to partner with NASA in first-of-its-kind study of greenhouse gas effects
KOCO
Editorial: Oklahomans shouldn’t be surprised at pitiful COVID-19 response ranking
Tulsa World
Oklahoma was fortunate to have other institutions step up to give accurate and full information to the public. Those include officials from the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, Tulsa Health Department, Oklahoma State Medical Association and area hospitals.
Dr. Gerald A. Maccioli Joins ACHC as Vice President of Medical Affairs
Healthcare Business Today
Maccioli completed his fellowship training in cardiothoracic anesthesiology and critical care medicine at Duke University following a residency at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an internal medicine internship at the University of Oklahoma.
University of Oklahoma raising tuition for out-of-state students
The Oklahoman
OU Board of Regents approves $42 million total budget for Love’s Field construction
Tulsa World
OU raises tuition and fees 3% for out-of-state students only
Norman Transcript
OU regents stop proposed in-state tuition increase, grant Harroz $150K bonus
Non Doc
University of Oklahoma increases tuition for out-of-state students
KFOR
OU Board of Regents expected to discuss funding for campus improvements
KOCO
OU researcher works to transform care for traumatic brain injury
Journal Record
Michael Detamore, a biomedical engineering researcher at the University of Oklahoma, was recently awarded $640,000 from the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke at the National Institutes of Health to fund his project: “Single stage surgical intervention for treatment of severe traumatic brain injury.”
Oklahoma’s David Sandlin delivers emotional 12-strikeout performance to send Sooners to MCWS finals
NCAA
Budget approved for new OU softball stadium
KOCO
Five of the Most Flexible Direct Medical Programs
Forbes
The Medical Humanities Scholars Program at the University of Oklahoma is another direct medical program that allows students to choose any major within the school. With a heavy emphasis on the liberal arts, the program is looking for students who have a general interest in the arts, humanities, social sciences or social determinants of health.
Norman, state lawmakers talk ARPA funds, incentives, special sessions
Norman Transcript
Treat also pointed to a $20 million investment into the National Weather Center at the University of Oklahoma as a high point in the budget.
Another election cycle shows ‘party switching’ in Oklahoma holds little sway
Tulsa World
“If you want a vote that matters, that’s probably in the (Republican) primary,” said University of Oklahoma political science professor Michael Crespin, director of OU’s Carl Albert Center.
OU names department after donors
Journal Record
The Proctors’ gift includes a $7 million irrevocable contribution to the Department of Mathematics in the Dodge Family College of Arts and Sciences. In appreciation of the gift and its potential to transform STEM education university-wide, the OU Board of Regents has approved naming the department the David and Judi Proctor Department of Mathematics.
Specialty care clinic opening Monday
Journal Record
The Oklahoma Children’s Hospital Norman Specialty Clinic will begin seeing high-risk pregnant women and children Monday at 3421 24th Ave. N.W., Suite 101. OU Health Physicians specialists will offer a variety of specialties including pediatric cardiology, endocrinology, urology, neurology and prenatal diagnostics/maternal fetal medicine.
Carlson: OU baseball punches ticket to College World Series finals, can add names to Omaha lore
The Oklahoman
$42 million approved for new OU softball stadium
KRMG
Rare caterpillars spotted on OG&E solar farm in southern Oklahoma
KFOR
During a survey of state roadways, an eagle-eyed University of Oklahoma student working with the Oklahoma Frosted Elfin Project spotted some yellow wild indigo (Baptisia sphaerocarpa) as they drove past the grounds of OG&E’s solar farm in Davis, Okla.
Therapy Thursday: Friendship Gossip, Office Issues & More
KOTV
Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma answering viewers questions.
Community remembers three Oklahoma meteorology students killed in car crash after storm chasing
USA Today
‘We lost three of our own’: OU President reflects on deaths of meteorology students
KOKH
Classmates remember 3 OU meteorology students killed in I-35 crash after chasing storm
FOX 4
OU President issues statement on deaths of meteorology students who died in SUV crash
KOKI
OU President Joseph Harroz issues letter on deaths of 3 meteorology students
OU Daily
Norman Weather Community Pays Tribute to OU Students With Balloon Launch
KOTV
Stitt picks Rick Braught for OU Board of Regents
Duncan Banner
Rick Braught appointed to OU Board of Regents
OU Daily
Don’t want long COVID woes? Consider ‘miserable’ people and get vaccinated, OU doctor says
Tulsa World
Viewpoint: Should hundreds of Oklahoma families be forced from homes for sake of toll roads?
The Oklahoman
Article written by Katherine Hirschfeld who is a professor of Anthropology at the University of Oklahoma.
North Texas OU student who died after chasing storm dreamed of being a meteorologist since childhood
The Dallas Morning News
3 University of Oklahoma Meteorology Students Killed While Storm Chasing in Kansas
People Magazine
Friends remember 3 OU meteorology students for their passions, kindness
OU Daily
‘We have to think differently.’ OKC vies for $55M grant to grow biosciences industry
The Oklahoman
The Oklahoma City team, which includes the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber, the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University, the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation and the Chickasaw Nation, is one of 60 finalists announced in December. Those finalists each got a $500,000 planning grant, and up to 30 of the finalists will be chosen for final awards this fall.
OKC a finalist for federal biotech money
Journal Record
“There’s an alignment happening here like I’ve not seen before,” said John Hanak, chief innovation and corporate officer at the University of Oklahoma. “There are just some great things here. We need a little more jet fuel to accelerate things.”
University of Oklahoma Class of 2022 raises money for special gift
KFOR
Storm chasers grieve three OU students as severe weather hits
KOCO
Family, OU Community Remember 3 OU Meteorology Students Killed While Storm Chasing
KWTV
Physicists develop ideal testing conditions of solar cells for space applications
Science Mag
Researchers at the University of Oklahoma, with the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, the University of North Texas, the NASA Glenn Research Center and several collaborators within the space power community, have recently published a paper in the journal Joule that describes the optimal conditions for testing perovskite solar cells for space.
Conservatives spent decades pushing to upend Roe v. Wade. And it’s ‘only the beginning.’
USA Today
Jennifer Holland, an associate professor of history at the University of Oklahoma, said that while the movement's greatest successes have taken place in the last 10 to 15 years, she said, the groundwork was laid over a period of nearly 50 years.
OU Health celebrates National Star Wars Day with patients
KSWO
Monitoring Free Speech on Oklahoma’s Campuses
Inside Higher Ed
The State Board of Regents—which oversees the governing bodies of the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University systems—will appoint members to the committee. Caldwell expects the committee to include representatives from the individual universities or members of the two regent systems, but the bill leaves it up to the state board to decide.
A tornado and flood are coming your way: Take cover or move higher?
The Washington Post
Katy Christian, a research associate with the University of Oklahoma’s Cooperative Institute for Severe and High-Impact Weather Research and Operations, wrote in an email that Harvey was the event that “catapulted TORFF events into the national spotlight.”
Oklahoma bans poultry exhibition, public sales, swap meets after avian flu detected
KOCO
"It can happen and it's well documented that it happens, but it typically doesn't spread easily from person to person," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Chief COVID-19 officer.
Socialism played a prominent role in Oklahoma politics more than a century ago
The Oklahoman
“Proportionally it (Oklahoma) was the largest Socialist Party given the small population of the state. It had more dues-paying members than New York State at its height,” said Stephen Norwood, history professor at the University of Oklahoma. “At its peak strength, the Oklahoma Socialist Party could pull close to a third of the vote.”
Storm chasers aware of dangers, but their passion helps protect Oklahomans
The Oklahoman
But as Bryce Barker, a University of Oklahoma graduate who minored in meteorology, tells it, extreme weather also is captivating.
Leadership in Law profile: Holly Hefton
Journal Record
She worked her way through college and law school as a manicurist, owning her first business at 19 years old. She graduated from the University of Oklahoma in 1992, while maintaining a thriving business on Campus Corner in Norman, but never lost sight of her goal to help children and families and always has held tight to her Oklahoma core values.
OU, ESPN+ announce multi-year rights agreement
KOCO
Official: Oklahoma Announces Multi-Year Partnership with ESPN+
Sports Illustrated
OU athletics announces multi-year television agreement with ESPN+ to broadcast Sooners sports
OU Daily
Brenda Diaz elite academian
The Purcell Register
Mobilization in the United States – “Pro-lifers want to ban abortion on all American soil”
Archyde
If the Supreme Court formalizes the end of “Roe”, the 1973 decision which legalized the voluntary termination of pregnancy throughout the country by establishing it as a right protected by the Constitution, it will be a major victory for the movement. American pro-life. Professor at the University of Oklahoma and specialist in the anti-abortion movement, Jennifer Holland looks back at the strategy followed by the pro-life camp to achieve its ends.
OU, France cooperation advances international weather research
KOKI
Three students with intellectual developmental challenges graduate from NSU
KOKI
After NSU, the University of Oklahoma started Sooner Works, and Oklahoma State University will soon launch a similar program.
OU prof gives recommendations to lower NPD use of force disparity
Norman Transcript
David McLeod, an OU School of Social Work professor and former police detective, has worked with NPD in areas including use of force to help determine best practices for its officers. After reviewing the data, McLeod has suggested NPD enhance its training, work on trustworthy communication with the city’s residents and find ways to increase equity for all residents in Norman.
How JMU catcher Lauren Bernett’s death rocked college softball and pushed it to action on mental health
The Oklahoman
That was something Gasso knew prior to the events of recent weeks, but in the aftermath of Bernett’s suicide, she asked OU psychologist Dolores Christensen to meet with the team. She led the Sooners in an activity where they split into small groups and shared how they were feeling.
OU Receives Major Gift From McCasland Foundation to Enhance Oklahoma’s Engineering Workforce Needs
Mirage News
Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health offers free meals for kids this summer
KOKH
National Nurses Month – OU College of Nursing expands advanced practice offerings
Oklahoma Nursing Times
National Nurses Month – OU invests in nursing
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Delta Dental awards scholarships
Journal Record
Delta Dental of Oklahoma and the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Foundation recently awarded $108,000 in scholarships to 15 University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry students for the 2021-2022 academic year.
Vast majority of Oklahomans who are eligible for second COVID booster haven’t gotten one
The Oklahoman
Data about how much extra protection a second booster shot can offer “aren’t great,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma.
17 hospital execs write thank-you notes to nurses
Becker’s Hospital Review
Richard Lofgren, MD. President and CEO of OU Health (Oklahoma City): National Nurses Week is a great opportunity to honor our nurses and recognize their sacrifices and dedication to our patients. We know that words cannot truly reflect our appreciation of these unsung heroes. Nursing is the absolute cornerstone of direct patient care. The connections nurses make with patients and families are the foundation of a positive patient experience. At OU Health, we are keenly aware that quality patient care demands the combination of professional knowledge, skill and compassion unique to nursing.
Climate change increasing frequency of major flooding events in Green Country
KTUL
Dr. Yang Hong with the University of Oklahoma has studied the impacts of flooding on communities with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Community policing evaluation says Tulsa police needs to improve transparency
KTUL
"Reports like this are incredibly important because they help to demystify and kind of change the perspective of what community policing is and means and why it's an important thing," explained Dr. David McLeod, a former police detective and associate professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Mercy Hospital Joplin names chief medical officer
The Joplin Globe
Hatfield holds degrees from the University of Oklahoma and the OU College of Medicine. He completed his emergency medicine residency at the University of Oklahoma at Tulsa.
McCasland Foundation gifts $1M to OU
Journal Record
New OU program to address need for expanded mental health care
Journal Record
OU Health Sciences Center Begins Enrollment for Long COVID Study
KOTV
ShapED My Life: Academy Award winning film producer credits education for shaping his career
KFOR
Frederickson was born in OKC in 1937. He graduated from the University of Oklahoma, and became involved in filmmaking in the 1960s. One of his earliest jobs was working as a production manager on the iconic Sergio Leone/Clint Eastwood Spaghetti Western, ‘The Good, the bad and the Ugly.’
KOSU hires two new reporters to cover agriculture, water and rural communities in Oklahoma
KOSU
Wheeler will investigate the water quality of Oklahoma's rural water systems and private wells for KOSU. She grew up in Norman and attended the University of Oklahoma, where she studied biochemistry.
‘Call me “Sister” first’: How a Ugandan nun strengthened her crimson, cream ties to Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
OU, Fullstack Academy Launch Program to Fill State’s Product Management Positions
KWTV
OU Health Sciences Center Begins Enrollment For Long COVID Study
KWTV
OU doctor helps research COVID-19 effects on children
KOKI
Health Experts Offer Tips for Staying Healthy This Summer
KWTV
Dr. Ryan Brown, an emergency room pediatrician at OU Children's Hospital, said what he sees most in the summer are heat exhaustion and sunburn.
OU Health Sciences Center enrolling youth in ‘long COVID’ study
KFOR
OU Health Sciences Center Begins Enrollment for Long COVID Study
Ponca City News
Viewpoint: Storm safety needed to prevent mass casualties at apartments in Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
Article written by Matthew Herndon who is a radar engineer with the University of Oklahoma’s Advanced Radar Research Center, which is currently developing next-generation radar systems for weather observation and tracking.
Therapy Thoughts: Elementary School Anxiety, Child Moving Out of State, & More
KOTV
Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to answer your questions and provide some therapy advice.
Oklahoma Senate confirms Keith Reed as state health commissioner
KOCO
Reed received his Bachelor of Science in nursing from Northeastern State University and a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Oklahoma. He also is a colonel in the Oklahoma Air National Guard, according to the news release.
University of Oklahoma to found new polytechnic institute in Tulsa
The Oklahoman
OU announces plans for Polytechnic Institute in Tulsa
Tulsa World
‘Game changer’: OU plans Polytechnic Institute in Tulsa
Non Doc
OU president announces plans for poly institute in Tulsa
Norman Transcript
OU Board of Regents present plans to create polytechnic institute, approve housing rate increases
OU Daily
OU increases on-campus costs; president cites inflation
Norman Transcript
‘Safe staffing saves lives’: Nurses march at Oklahoma state Capitol for better working conditions
KOKI
Gov. Kevin Stitt said that the state is working to help nurses and helped double the nursing class size at the University of Oklahoma this year.
Oklahoma women’s tennis makes program history, advances to Elite Eight
KOCO
Formed during COVID-19 pandemic, new OKC chamber choir provides outlet for OU professor
The Oklahoman
The master teacher and curriculum coordinator for introductory psychology at OU, Cavazos also has been singing for four years with Canterbury Voices, Oklahoma City's premier symphony chorus.
Pediatrician: Goat’s milk, Nesquik not good alternatives for baby formula
KOKH
From goat's milk to Nesquik, Dr. Catherine Mims with the University of Oklahoma Health Center has been hearing a lot about what is being used instead of formula. She says to stick to real formula, and to avoid any "do it yourself" projects that could go very wrong.
Investing in Tulsa: Plans for OU Polytechnic Institute discussed at regents meeting
Tulsa World
OU Board of Regents approves online degrees
Tahlequah Daily Press
Lawton hopes to attract defense contractors with FISTA Innovation Park
Non Doc
Educational opportunities for local students will be built into FISTA, which will include a STEM classroom. The University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University also have plans to establish research programs in the facility, according to Pae.
Thousands of Oklahomans could have been saved if more residents got COVID-19 vaccine
KFOR: Study
“The vaccines are very effective, they’re very safe, and we could have saved a lot more people had we done a better job of getting more people vaccinated,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Chief COVID officer.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma: New cases, deaths, vaccine booster shots, omicron variant
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health's chief COVID-19 officer, told KOCO 5 we are playing with a different set of rules when it comes to the omicron variant. He said the omicron variant spreads faster than any other strain of coronavirus.
A rising career: RN advances her skills
Oklahoma Nursing Times
Jones is currently a pediatric nurse at the Bethany Children’s Health Center. She is working toward her Master of Public Health degree at the Hudson College of Public Health, located on the campus of the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. Being in her fourth semester, she will graduate in May.
Kim Brewer earns NOC Nursing DAISY Award
Ponca City News
Brewer earned a Bachelor of Science in Nursing from Northwestern Oklahoma State University in 1996 and a Master of Science in Nursing Education from the University of Oklahoma in 2019.
Edmond woman graduates dental school while in hospital after giving birth
KOCO
Cala French is a graduate of The University of Oklahoma
Oklahoma researchers believe flash flood will worsen in coming decades
KOCO
A new report from researchers at the University of Oklahoma and the NOAA National Severe Storms Laboratory said flash floods will become worse in Oklahoma for decades to come.
OU, OAS to team in archaeological research
Journal Record
Students and faculty of the University of Oklahoma and staff members at the Oklahoma Archeological Survey have launched excavations at the Spiro Mounds Archaeological Center.
A new study finds Oklahoma has one of the highest rates of vaccine-preventable COVID deaths in the country
Public Radio Tulsa
"The findings were stark," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, reached by phone Tuesday. "And even if you looked at if we hit 85% [fully vaccinated] — which we haven't yet; we're only at about two-thirds of people 18 and over who've been vaccinated — it would have been 3,600 fewer deaths in Oklahoma."
OU Startup Programs to hold second annual Demo Day at The Well
Norman Transcript
Oklahoma scientists collaborate with experts to improve atmosphere, radar technology
KOCO
Scientists at the University of Oklahoma are collaborating with experts from around the world to improve atmosphere and radar technology.
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Bratzler
KOKH
Jennifer Chancellor, a professor at the University of Oklahoma, stood outside the capitol wearing a “Don’t tread on me” shirt in the shape of a uterus, while her daughter slept in her stroller. Chancellor held a sign that read, “I made my choice, now let my daughter make hers.”
Next-generation weather models cross the divide to real-world impact
Phys.Org
"We generate operational forecasts using new inputs or new models testing how well they work," said Keith Brewster, senior research scientist and operations director of the Center for Analysis and Prediction of Storms (CAPS) at the University of Oklahoma. "If we promise a forecast where thunderstorms occur, can we expect a forecaster to use it?"
CCFI expands staff as demand for service triples
Norman Transcript
To help understand that science, Center for Children has been working closely with Chan Hellman, Ph.D, who directs the HOPE Research Center at University of Oklahoma Tulsa.
Editorial: OU Polytech Institute to bolster workforce development needs
Tulsa World
Free program aims to improve seniors’ balance, flexibility
Sand Springs Leader
Instructors will be provided by the Oklahoma Healthy Aging Initiative, a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Patty Gasso, Joy Harjo, Leon Russell and more named to 2022 Oklahoma Hall of Fame class
The Oklahoman
Patty Gasso, Joy Harjo, Leon Russell and more named to 2022 Oklahoma Hall of Fame class
Tulsa World
Therapy Thoughts: When To Start a Family, Taking a Job Outside The US
KWTV
Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones interviewed for this segment.
Locally-Filmed Movie Becomes a Hit Nationwide
KOTV
Brian Cates, the director and one of the writers of the movie, graduated from Putnam City North and studied film and video at The University of Oklahoma.
Variety Care adds three providers
Journal Record
Dr. Kathryn Klump is an accomplished family medicine provider who cares for patients at the Britton Health Center. After receiving her bachelor’s in 2008 from Oral Roberts University in Tulsa, Klump continued her education until she received her doctorate in 2015 from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in Oklahoma City.
OU crushes A&M to advance to NCAA softball Super Regional
Tulsa World
Forecasting Our Future: OU storm research team heads out on 2-year field study
KOCO
Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health offers free meals for children this summer
Oklahoma City Sentinel
OU Nursing School Launches New Program to Expand Mental Healthcare Access
KWTV
What the Buffalo Tragedy Has To Do With the Effort to Overturn Roe
Time
The anti-abortion movement was born in the 19th century of white fears of a declining white birth rate, says Jennifer Holland, assistant professor of history at the University of Oklahoma.
With the Buffalo massacre, white Christian nationalism strikes again
The Washington Post
Article cowritten by OU associate professor Samuel Perry
Josh Hawley is wrong about ‘woke’ Disney – but he has a point about US copyright law
Kansas City Star
Article written by OU professor Eric E. Johnson
Viewpoint: When it comes to turnpikes, is Oklahoma on the way to being like Pennsylvania?
The Oklahoman
Column by OU professor Katherine Hirschfeld
OU geothermal team wins first place in national Department of Energy competition
World Oil
Take a Look, Listen Behind the Scenes with Oklahoma Softball
KWTV
Psychiatrist discusses impact of hate crimes on mental health
KOCO
KOCO'S Jason Hackett spoke with Dr. Britta Ostermeyer, OU Health's chair of psychiatry, to discuss the mental toll hate crimes can have on minority communities.
Osage Nation Giving Workers Temporary Pay Raise
KTUL
(TV Clips)
OU Price College of Business Associate Dean Robert Dauffenbach interviewed for the story.
Is Tornado Alley Moving?
WFAA
(TV Clips)
OU Meteorology Professor Howard Bluestein interviewed for the story.
Jamal Hassan: First KDF Officer to Earn Fulbright Scholarship Bags Master’s Degree
Tuko
A Kenyan military officer from the Kenya Defence Forces has been conferred with a master's degree after completing his studies at University of Oklahoma.
OU & OSU Clean Up Big 12 Honors
KFOR
VOICES OF COLOR: Retired professor pens book of desegregation, and Black teachers' experiences
Tahlequah Daily Press
Aldridge earned his Ph.D. in educational psychology from the University of Oklahoma in 1979 and taught for 27 years at NSU, from 1970 to 1997.
North Mankato announces finalists for city administrator position
KEYC
Tobin holds a bachelor’s degree in English literature from Wheaton College, a certificate in leadership of international and non-government organizations from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, a master’s degree in divinity from Bethel Seminary, a master’s degree in human relations from the University of Oklahoma, a master’s degree in business administration from the Whitman School of Management, and a master’s degree in public administration from the Maxwell School of Citizenship and Public Affairs.
For OU’s Team Captain, A Devastating Tragedy Unlocks A Devoted Testimony
KOTV
Sooners Touch Lives, Help Miami Elementary School
Sooner Sports
Achiever: Physician recognized for community health achievement
The Oklahoman
Makoni, a neonatal intensive care physician with Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health, was recognized for her contributions to community health, focused on long-term impact and sustainability.
Opinion: School Shootings Confirm That Guns Are the Religion of the Right
TIME
Article written by Sociology Professor Samuel Perry.
Smith graduates from College of Dentistry
The Antlers American
Dr Twana Duncan, DDS is proud to announce the graduation of her son, Dr Caleb Roland Smith DDS from the University of Oklahoma College of Dentistry.
OU softball: Dominant Texas A&M win fueling Sooners heading into NCAA Super Regional
Norman Transcript
OU football announces information for Red River Showdown, four other games
KOCO
Oklahoma Health Sciences Center enrolling youth in study of ‘long COVID’
KOCO
The University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center is part of a national study to better understand the long-term effects of COVID-19-19 in young people.
Therapy Thoughts: Talking with Your Kids After Latest School Shooting
KOTV
TV Segment with Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones.
Wish upon a painting: Norman artist explores desire and fear in her work
Norman Transcript
Galizzi is a spouse and mother of two. She holds graduate degrees in Applied Linguistics and Painting. She teaches Beginning Portuguese at the University of Oklahoma. She’s also an arts educator at the Firehouse Arts Center.
As families discuss latest mass shooting, an Oklahoma expert has advice to keep in mind
The Oklahoman
For children and adults rattled by the news, we asked Dr. Britta Ostermeyer, chief of psychiatry with OU Health, about guidance she’d share with families navigating these difficult conversations with their children.
Farmers using regenerative practices to conserve water and adapt to climate change
FOX 17
University of Oklahoma Economics professor Jonathan McFadden studies how farmers can adapt to climate change.
Proposed OU polytechnic school in Tulsa part of growing national trend, officials say
Tulsa World
OU announces new $15 million research PERU-Hub
FOX 23
Sooners Geothermal Team wins national competition
FOX 25
Guns law used for OU, music fest safety attacked in Legislature
Norman Transcript
Can you still get long-haul COVID if you’re vaccinated?
The Oklahoman
Dr. Judith James of the Oklahoma Medical Research Foundation, working with colleagues at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, is participating in a nationwide study of long COVID. They’ll study research volunteers for up to four years to better understand the causes of long COVID and how best to treat it.
OU professor releasing new book of new series in early June
Norman Transcript
Watch: OU Health Chief of Psychiatry Offers Tips on Dealing with Phone Addiction
KOTV
Viewpoint: Spike in anxiety, depression among Oklahoma moms should alarm us
The Oklahoman
Article written by Sociology Prof. Erin Maher.
Arvest Bank names Mattingly new exec director of consumer lending
Tahlequah Daily Press
Mattingly earned a bachelor's degree of business administration in finance and a bachelor's degree in accountancy from the University of Oklahoma and a master's degree in risk management from New York University's Stern School of Business.
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health’s chief COVID officer, said part of the problem is that the virus, is one, new to the world, and two, doesn’t always leave clear evidence behind. Unfamiliar doctors might not know what to look for.
COVID cases in Oklahoma increase slightly, but expected to remain low
KTUL
Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, says he believes the variant is in Oklahoma and spreading, especially among those who are unvaccinated.
‘We’re in a very difficult place than we were’: Health officials discuss hospitalizations
KTUL
“We’re in a very different place today than we were a year ago because we have treatments,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU chief COVID officer. “If somebody does test positive and they’re at risk of complications, if they get to us quick enough, we can actually treat them.”
Can you play spoons and trombone together? This OU professor has performed for millions
The Oklahoman
Although Wagner will again perform his famous trick in concert April 3 in Norman, there's much more to the longtime University of Oklahoma trombone professor — affectionately known to most folks as "Irv" and to his students as "Doc" — than a novelty act.
New Oklahoma abortion ban a ‘tipping point’ in the fight against Roe v. Wade
PBS
With Republicans holding more than 80 percent of the state House and Senate seats in Oklahoma, they are taking advantage of the largest supermajority in state history to push restrictions that appeal to their passionate and partisan voter base, said Rachel Blum, an assistant professor of political science at the University of Oklahoma.
Doctors warn Oklahomans to be cautious as the flu spreads across Green Country
KOKI
“We anticipate that flu numbers will be dropping in the next two to four weeks. But, it’s important to remember that if you feel sick, get tested. We have several very effective medications that you can take that will make you feel better,” said Dr. Drevets.
Paying it 4ward with snow ice cream and hugs
KFOR
Jaree Stehr of Clinton is talking about her angel of mercy. Kadan Gravitt, an ER nurse at OU Medical Center in Oklahoma City.
Local doctors highlight women’s health
KJRH
Doctors with OU Health met Tuesday to discuss everything concerning women's health. The panel talked about the importance of mammograms, well-woman exams, and early detection.
Therapy Thoughts: Dealing with Long Term Grief & Diagnosing Gambling Addiction
KWTV
From dealing with long-lasting grief to understanding if you have an addiction. Every 'Therapy Thursday' we try to answer your mental health questions. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 to help us.
OU Health Breaks Down Aphasia Following Actor Bruce Willis’ Diagnosis
KWTV
"It can be listening to your reading, speaking your writing," said Jennifer Tetnowski, a PhD Assistant Professor at OU Health.
Stitt Appoints Former District Attorney to State Pardon & Parole Board
KWTV
Stocker completed her undergraduate degree from the University of Oklahoma in 1972 and earned her juris doctor from the university in 1975. She has been a member of the Oklahoma Bar Association since 1975; receiving the Mona S. Lambird spotlight award in 2000 for exemplifying professionalism and good works that assisted, promoted, or advanced women in law.
Sooners headed to gymnastics nationals for 18th straight season
Tulsa World
Sam Noble museum announces events, programs
Norman Transcript
Massena native receives research service award for pancreatic cancer detection
North Country Now
A University of Oklahoma engineering student from Massena has received the rare honor of being awarded the Ruth L. Kirschstein Predoctoral Individual National Research Service Award from the National Cancer Institute at the National Institutes of Health.
As we adapt to climate change, we must not forget to protect vulnerable communities in OKC
The Oklahoman
Article written by Ebone Smith, a master's student, at the University of Oklahoma in the Department of Geography and Environmental Sustainability, with an interest in helping the community build resilience to extreme weather, such as heat waves in the changing environment.
Afghans discuss harrowing journeys to Oklahoma and the warm welcome they got here
The Oklahoman
This numbness and emptiness disappeared when she arrived on the University of Oklahoma campus and one of the school's leaders and a group from the university community invited her to a meal.
OU opens new, expanded Starbucks location in Oklahoma Memorial Union
OU Daily
RNA vaccine boosters held up ‘very well’ against moderate to severe COVID-19, says OU expert
Tulsa World
First Journal Record Hall of Heroes member honored
Journal Record
Dr. Dale Bratzler from the University of Oklahoma and OU Health provided the program’s keynote address.
On civility: Dealing with chronic incivility? Gentle words can indeed turn away wrath
The Oklahoman
Article written by Nancy E. Snow, a philosophy professor at the University of Oklahoma. She also serves as director of the Institute for the Study of Human Flourishing.
Demand for OU alumnus’ business security platform booms during pandemic
Norman Transcript
A University of Oklahoma alumnus has created a platform dedicated to protecting sensitive information, and after fundraising $100 million through a tech investment firm, the company’s founder looks to lead the way in payment protection and data security as e-commerce becomes increasingly popular.
‘Numbers have gone down dramatically’: Turkey season opens later with reduced bag limit as population dwindles
The Oklahoman
The camp is for youths ages 14 to 16 who are interested in exploring careers in wildlife and fisheries management. The 2022 Wildlife Youth Camp will be held June 12-17 at the University of Oklahoma Biological Station near Kingston.
Study shows treating preexisting high BP in pregnancy improves outcomes
Mirage News
The CHAP consortium included more than 60 clinical sites across the United States. Baylor College of Medicine and Texas Children’s Hospital, Columbia University, University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill, University of Pennsylvania, University of Texas at Houston, Duke University, Stanford University, WakeMed Hospital, University of California-San Francisco, St. Luke’s Health Network, University of Oklahoma, MetroHealth System, Indiana University, Drexel University…
Distant Long-Period Comets Quickly Fade Away
Sci Tech Daily
University of Oklahoma astronomer Nathan Kaib has found this same comet-fading phenomenon occurs as comets make repeated passages through the more distant region beyond Saturn.
Bill Pink Chosen as the Next President of Ferris State University in Big Rapids, Michigan
The Journal of Blacks in Higher Education
He holds a master’s degree in physical education and secondary education from the University of Central Oklahoma and a Ph.D. in instructional leadership and academic curriculum from the University of Oklahoma.
OU Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication Recognized as Second Best in The Country
KWTV
OU Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication Recognized as Second Best in The Country
KOTV
OU Hosts Former National Security Advisor for Intelligence Symposium
KOTV
OU slates forums for researchers, engineering professionals
Journal Record
Oklahoma HC Jennie Baranczyk Earns National Honors
Sports Illustrated
University of Oklahoma Receives Delta Dental Grant for Dental Clinic on OU-Tulsa Campus
GTR News
OU welcomes newly admitted graduate students
Smithville Review
Oklahoma state epidemiologist defends changes to COVID reporting methodology
The Oklahoman
Some Oklahoma health leaders have questioned the new methodology. Dr. Dale Bratzler, the chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, noted the changes last week in one of his regular updates on COVID-19 trends.
Pure MHC’s Chief Scientist, William Hildebrand, PhD shared this enthusiasm, “Pure MHC is dedicated to the identification of pMHC complexes distinct to cancer and absent from healthy tissues. Peptide/MHC complexes for several oncology indications have been identified by Pure MHC as present on tumors yet absent from healthy tissue, and we are excited for Myrio to deploy their cutting-edge technology to engineer antibodies that recognize our targets with great specificity.”
Research in OKC to shed light on origins of obesity, diabetes
Journal Record
During the first 1,000 days of a child’s life, from the point of conception through to his or her second birthday, metabolic conditions are developed that can carry a lifetime of implications. To better understand how they evolve, Dr. Jed Friedman, director of the Harold Hamm Diabetes Center at OU Health, is leading two studies funded by federal grants worth a combined $10 million.
Oklahoma state epidemiologist defends changes to COVID reporting methodology
The Oklahoman
Some Oklahoma health leaders have questioned the new methodology. Dr. Dale Bratzler, the chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, noted the changes last week in one of his regular updates on COVID-19 trends.
Wellness Wednesday with OU Health’s Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
Images of exoplanet 9 times the size of Jupiter help explain how gas giants are born
USA Today
"There's not very many planets embedded in ... their birth disk that they were formed from that have been imaged before," Kellen Lawson, a study co-author from the University of Oklahoma, Norman, told USA TODAY. "[AB Aurigae] is arguably only the second case of this ever happening – the other one being PDS 70, which is a much more evolved system. ... So this gives us a chance to study this very, very early stage of planet formation directly."
Comets fade even as deep in space as Saturn’s orbit, scientists find
Space
"We should therefore expect that the outer solar system has many more comets on these shrunken orbits compared to those on larger orbits," said Nathan Kaib, an associate professor of astronomy at the University of Oklahoma and lead author of the new research.
Tulsa City Council confirms new city attorney
Tulsa World
Prior to joining the city in 2004, Blair worked for the Muscogee Nation and the Trust for Public Land. He is a 1996 graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Law.
Antics of ‘Pippin’ cast make an indelible impression in University of Oklahoma musical
The Oklahoman
The Anti-Abortion World is Defending the Activist Who Kept Fetuses at Her Home
Vice
“These are not people who are different from each other in as many meaningful ways as we may imagine,” said Jennifer Holland, a University of Oklahoma assistant professor of U.S. history who has studied anti-abortion activists.
“The act for insulin will help a lot of people, I think off the bat,” said Dr. Jed Friedman with the OU Health Harold Hamm Diabetes Center.
Letter sent: Lake district says OTA will have to comply with feds
Norman Transcript
Dr. Amy Cerato, a professor at the University of Oklahoma and civil engineer, said OTA has a history of environment complaints that appear to be unresolved, according to an open records request she obtained.
Therapy Thursday: Job-Related Stress with Dr. Brenda Lloyd-Jones
KOTV
Deadly shooting near University of Oklahoma campus in Norman
KFOR
Norman police investigating shooting near Lindsey, Elm
OU Daily
OU Coaches Caravan to tour with Coach Venables, Moser, Baranczyk
KOKH
Oklahoma has seen flu activity ramp up this spring
The Oklahoman
In Oklahoma, “we tend to have lower vaccination rates,” said Dr. Douglas Drevets, the chief of infectious diseases with OU Health. “But what’s interesting about this year is that the vaccine is not very effective against flu.”
All Oklahoma Republican Congress members vote no on bill capping insulin prices
KTUL
“It's a significantly expensive disease in and of itself, and one of the major costs is insulin. A vial of insulin can run several hundreds of dollars. People with Type 1 diabetes, that are completely dependent on insulin, might be on the hook for $800 to $1000 a month,” said Dr. David Sparling with OU health's Harold Hamm Diabetes Center.
Conservative Christians must tell better stories
Dallas Morning News
With the help of some brilliant thinkers like David French, Samuel Perry and Glenn Kreider, I have started to set forward some principles for how conservative Christians can engage in public life in healthier ways. I believe this is a crucially important project for people of faith, especially white evangelicals like me, because of the ways we have failed to think holistically about these things in the past.
Letter sent: Lake district says OTA will have to comply with feds
Norman Transcript
Dr. Amy Cerato, a professor at the University of Oklahoma and civil engineer, said OTA has a history of environment complaints that appear to be unresolved, according to an open records request she obtained.
Anthony to receive Legacy Award at Most Admired CEOs event
Journal Record
Anthony has a Ph.D. in biostatistics and epidemiology, a degree she started at Yale and finished at the University of Oklahoma. Her original intent was to teach in the department of mathematics at Oklahoma State University. That plan changed, however, when she got connected to John Kirkpatrick as a result of consulting work she had done with the Kerr Foundation.
University of Oklahoma taps veteran federal exec to lead tribal relations
Tribal Business News
At the culmination of that process, the university created the role of associate vice president of tribal relations and tapped Tana Fitzpatrick, a veteran of the federal government, to serve in the position.
Keys speech, debate finishes season strong at OU contest
Tahlequah Daily Press
From April 4-9, the Keys speech and debate team competed at the University of Oklahoma among 1,200 students from divisions 3A to 6A and finished fifth within their 4A division.
Strange history from Roswell and beyond: A native version of ‘King Tut’s’ tomb
Roswell Daily Record
Apparently, the curse only extended to the careless miners of the Pocola Mining Company. Though a little bit late — thanks to public outcry — the Oklahoma State Legislature passed in 1906 the Oklahoma Antiquities Law to protect archaeological sites and the Pocola Mining Company got the boot. But not before dynamiting the great chamber before they left, sealing it off from a team of anthropologists from the University of Oklahoma, including lead anthropologist Forrest Clements who had rallied for the law. The team paid the curse no heed, and Clements reportedly quipped, “The regular wages that come from this work — now that’s something.”
Doctors weigh in after Oklahoma ranked one of the most stressed states
KFOR
“Anytime we stay in a long-term survival mode, it has a detrimental effect to both our emotional health as well as our physical health,” said Dr. Maria Trapp, from OU Health.
OU women’s gymnastics team ‘woke up feeling dangerous’ for NCAA semifinals thanks Baker Mayfield’s pep talk
The Oklahoman
OU Marks Giving Day with $1.4 Million Gift From McMahon Foundation
Mirage News
OU to award honorary degrees
Journal Record
What International Business Experiences Do You Get With An MBA?
Business Because
For Izzi Ariail, Ryan Capps, and Dilina Abudurexiti, three graduates from the MBA program at the University of Oklahoma’s Price College of Business, exposure to international business was a highlight of business school.
Colleges to team up to make school more accessible
Axios NW Arkansas
"I have a history of believing in scores. But I don't anymore," McCray told the Democrat-Gazette, adding that other universities such as the University of Kansas and the University of Oklahoma also have made testing optional.
Tai Chi classes coming to Hulbert Library
Tahlequah Daily Press
Instructors are provided by OHAI, a program of the Donald W. Reynolds Section of Geriatric Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center.
Therapy Thoughts: Fear of Commitment & Difficult Work Relations
KOTV
From the fear of commitment to difficult conversations with a manager, it can be difficult to overcome some of life's obstacles. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined us again to answer your questions.
Trevillion joins Crowe & Dunlevy
Journal Record
Trevillion earned his J.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Law, and his MBA from the Price College of Business at the University of Oklahoma. Prior to law school, he had a career in public accounting. Trevillion attended Langston University, where he graduated cum laude with a Bachelor of Business Administration degree in accounting.
OU Giving Day sets new one-day fundraising record
KOKH
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OU Giving Day 2022 sets new one-day fundraising record, surpasses $10 million goal
OU Daily
OU Health Experts Watch Progression of COVID-19 BA.2 Variant
KWTV
"The airlines have done everything they can do to increase air filtration, but the reality is it's impossible to prevent you from breathing in the droplets that come from someone else's mouth when you are sitting close by them," Said Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health.
OU Health Experts Watch Progression of COVID-19 BA.2 Variant
KOTV
Ebenezer Baptist Church “RISE” event brings healthcare options to the community
KOKH
"I think with the pandemic, oftentimes patients or the community was just not going into the health care facilities," Rahma Osman, the Project Manager with OU Health Sciences Center said. "And so right now I think it's even more important to inform people of our presence, to let them know that we're here and we can get you seen."
Evidence could have long-term emotional impact on jurors in David Ware trial, experts say
KTUL
"Not being able to vent or process what's going on in a way that a typical person would when experiencing something that's shocking to their system actually compounds the psychological distress," said Dr. David McLeod, an associate director of research for the School of Social Work at the University of Oklahoma.
Sen. James Lankford speaks at OU
KOKH
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Sen. James Lankford speaks at OU
KTUL
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Metro church energizes residents on Easter weekend
KFOR
OU Medical and the Stephenson Cancer Center had their mobile units on hand. Vaccines were administered, and mammograms were performed.
Can You Relate: Latest COVID update
KWTV
OU Health’s Chief COVID-19 Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler joined News 9 to explain Oklahoma’s current situation with the virus.
Research using AI to better predict severe weather
KJRH
Dr. Amy McGovern at the University of Oklahoma is researching AI software which will take large data sets from severe weather events to find patterns that will help them predict future events.
Clean energy is buried at the bottom of abandoned oil wells
Vox
“The idea here is basically that you produce oil and gas resources for a couple of decades, and at the end of the production of oil and gas, you don’t completely retire the assets — you turn them toward heat production,” said Saeed Salehi, associate professor of petroleum engineering at the University of Oklahoma and the leader of one of the four groups receiving funding from the DOE.
Apollo 13 astronaut returning to OU for lecture, book signing
KFOR
Apollo 13 astronaut Haise to speak at OU
Journal Record
Apollo 13 astronaut and OU alumnus Fred Haise returns to Norman for presentation, book signing
The Ardmoreite
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
Oklahoma Nursing Times
EDITORIAL: ‘Cheers’ to Earth Day, OU women’s gym and farm market
Norman Transcript
This weekend, the University of Oklahoma’s women’s gymnastics team took home their fifth national championship (and their fourth in the last seven years).
University of Oklahoma Opens First All-Inclusive Hair Salon
KOTV
‘Drive Eletric Earth Day’ Highlights Earth Day Weekend at OU
KWTV
‘Drive Eletric Earth Day’ Highlights Earth Day Weekend at OU
KOTV
Former Sooners Looking Forward to Oklahoma Spring Game Homecoming
Sports Illustrated
Can University of Oklahoma research team clear up biases in artificial intelligence?
Science Mag
Researchers test an experimental treatment for metastatic cancer
News Medical
Metastasis, the condition when cancer cells spread beyond the original tumor, is the "worst enemy" of cancer patients, said Wei R. Chen, Ph.D., the Stephenson Chair and Professor of Biomedical Engineering in the Gallogly College of Engineering.
Group’s Goal is to Help Environmental Scientists Learn the Basics of AI – Science Daily
Verve Times
For one University of Oklahoma scientist, however, artificial intelligence and machine learning are at the forefront of her work — expressly as it relates to weather. Amy McGovern, Ph.D., leads the National Science Foundation AI Institute for Research on Trustworthy AI in Weather, Climate, and Coastal Oceanography at the University of Oklahoma.
Tai chi classes at libraries to help improve balance, add to flexibility
Tahlequah Daily Press
"It works on balance strengthening. It helps other things like sleep better and over health," said Jenna Chavez, community outreach coordinator for Oklahoma University Health Science Center in Tulsa.
OU research team says experimental cancer treatment is showing ‘promising’ results
KFOR
‘This is About Hope’: High School Students Inspired By Visit To University of Oklahoma Campus
KOTV
America’s Best Large Employers List 2022: The Top 100
Forbes
The University of Oklahoma ranked #48
She Said, He Said: The end of spring football will look different at OU and OSU, but both hold intrigue. Here’s why
The Oklahoman
Therapy Thoughts: Life Changes
KOTV
When we're getting ready to begin a new chapter in life it can get a little overwhelming. At times it can feel like we're going through a crisis making us question if we are making the right decision. This Therapy Thursday Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here to share her advice on how to navigate these kinds of situations.
OU Professor, Researcher Create New Technology That Aims to Improve Weather Predictions Using AI
KOTV
Column: Continuous coverage is a continuous challenge is U.S. health care
Tulsa World
Article written by David Blatt who teaches public policy, including classes in health policy, in the Master of Public Administration program at the University of Oklahoma–Tulsa.
Siatkowski earns national recognition, awards
Journal Record
Dr. R. Michael Siatkowski, chief executive officer of the Dean McGee Eye Institute and Edward L. Gaylord professor and chair of the Department of Ophthalmology in the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine, was honored recently with both the Marshall M. Parks Bronze Medal and Lifetime Achievement Award during the annual meeting of the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology and Strabismus.
Henry, Schauvliege named directors at Crowe & Dunlevy
Journal Record
Henry earned his law degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and received his undergraduate degree in economics from Oklahoma State University.
TCC and OU work to address doctor shortage in Oklahoma
KTUL
Venables looks to take Oklahoma program ‘from good to great’
KTUL
Baker Mayfield Heisman statue revealed ahead of OU’s spring game
KOKI
New partnership to help open doors for those with disabilities in Tulsa
KTUL
A partnership between Project SEARCH, Tulsa Tech, Saint Francis, Oklahoma Department of Rehabilitation Services, University of Oklahoma Outreach, and Employment Resources, Inc., is offering new opportunities for students at Tulsa Tech with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
COVID-19 in Oklahoma by the numbers: Where we’ve been and where experts say we’re headed
The Oklahoman
“I think we’d be foolish to say that this is over right now,” Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, said in early March. “We’re hoping that we have enough people with some natural immunity and vaccination that the risk is lower. But variants are the big unknown.”
COVID-19 protocols for OKC Marathon will be a reminder of pandemic’s impact on Oklahoma
The Oklahoman
To come up with the rules, marathon leadership consulted with the county and state health departments, as well as leaders of several Oklahoma City hospitals. Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, and Dr. Julie Watson, Integris Health’s chief medical officer, shared support for the marathon’s COVID protocols in statements on the marathon’s website.
Wastewater surveillance, crucial for COVID tracking, has major potential for public health
The Oklahoman
“We've seen city leaders, public health leaders act on the data that we generate,” said Dr. Katrin Kuhn, a researcher with the University of Oklahoma's College of Public Health who is part of a team of scientists monitoring wastewater in Oklahoma.
OU biologists: Science does not support rejection of transgender or nonbinary people
The Oklahoman
COVID changed the way colleges prepare future teachers
The Oklahoman
Future teachers had to unpack online instruction from both the student’s and the educator’s perspective at the University of Oklahoma, said Aiyana Henry, associate dean for professional education at the Jeannine Rainbolt College of Education.
When a work best friend gets laid off, it’s time to listen
The Oklahoman
Yvette Walker, assistant dean at the University of Oklahoma Gaylord College of Journalism and Mass Communication: First, be a friend. Listen, listen, and listen some more. Job transitions are stressful, and while your friend quickly may plunge into the new job search process, leftover fears and concerns are things you can help with just by being that best friend.
Here’s How 1Oklahoma Will Work with Oklahoma Athletes for ‘a Win-Win-Win’
Sports Illustrated
Supercomputer cluster donation strengthens Tinker’s ties to UCO
Journal Record
“Ideally, this donation of equipment helps improve the quality of the UCO’s program with better tools for teaching and learning, and that is good for the national defense overall. We are thrilled to be able to keep this equipment in use,” King said. “Our educational partnerships with other universities to include the University of Oklahoma, Oklahoma State University and Oklahoma Christian University have helped us move from transactional to transformational relationships providing great opportunities for students and our engineers alike.”
Allergy season worse this year in Oklahoma
KTUL
“Over the last two years, people have been wearing masks, so their exposures have been a lot less, and whereas some people may have built up tolerance because they were exposed daily because they've been wearing masks for the last couple of years they weren't able to have that same sort of tolerance. Now that masks are coming down, you have a situation where those sensitivities are becoming even more active than they were previously," said Dr. Kibwei A. McKinney with OU Health.
The Magnitude of Affirmative Action
Inside Higher Ed
The researchers are Peter Arcidiacono, a professor of economics at Duke University, Josh Kinsler, an associate professor of economics at the University of Georgia and Tyler Ransom, an assistant professor of economics at the University of Oklahoma.
OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center marks milestone
Journal Record
A Weather Model Assumes an Increase in Flash Flooding Across the United States According to Meteorologist
Nature World News
The study team, coordinated by the University of Oklahoma and including NOAA's National Severe Storms Laboratory and the National Center for Atmospheric Research, used simulations from climate and water flow models to forecast future flash floods.
Oklahoma COVID cases ‘relatively low’ but likely to see a slight rise with new variant
Tulsa World
Oklahoma’s COVID-19 cases remain “relatively low” but likely will go up “slightly” as a new subvariant spreads in the U.S., according to Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer.
Healthier Oklahoma Coalition to give COVID-19 update
KOKH
The past president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association and the leader of the Coalition Task Force Dr. Jean Hausheer, the president of the Oklahoma State Medical Association Dr. David Holden, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma Dale Bratzler and the founder and CEO of MyHealth Access Network Dr. David Kendrick are expected to speak.
Slight rise in COVID cases in Oklahoma
KJRH
Dr. Dale Bratzler OU’s chief COVID officer says in the United States region 6, which includes Oklahoma, BA.2 accounts for 87% of cases and BA.2.12.1 accounts for almost 9% which rose from 1% a week ago.
Which Animal Viruses Could Infect People? Computers Are Racing to Find Out.
New York Times
Daniel Becker, a disease ecologist at the University of Oklahoma who also worked on the betacoronavirus study, said it was striking the way simple features such as body size could lead to powerful predictions about viruses. “A lot of it is the low-hanging fruit of comparative biology,” he said.
Researchers at OU focus on treatment of metastatic cancer
Journal Record
Hogue case follows pattern of questionable decisions by Cleveland Co. prosecutors
Norman Transcript
“The power of DAs in Oklahoma is not disproportionate to the power of DAs elsewhere. It just turns out that DAs have a lot of power, and the power that they have is, essentially, they decide whether to prosecute, to what extent to prosecute, and to what extent to charge and sentence. This is … it’s just an extreme power,” said Guha Krishnamurthi, an associate law professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Wagner to lead Hamm Institute of American Energy in OKC
Journal Record
Wagner is a 23-year veteran of the energy industry. After graduating from the University of Oklahoma, he attended the University of Tulsa College of Law before founding a full-service law firm that focused on corporate, energy and environmental cases. He then served as senior adviser to the administrator of regional and state affairs at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). In 2019, he was appointed by Gov. Kevin Stitt as the state’s point person in promoting growth of clean and affordable energy while protecting natural resources and biodiversity.
OU contributes research on rising flash flood risks to U.N. report
Journal Record
Former OU football coach Bob Stoops honored at state Capitol
KOCO
Evidence Validates Effectiveness of Splashblocker in Reducing Toilet Plume
Business Wire
7th Annual Oncology Nursing Society Congress--Splashblocker, LLC announced positive results of a recently published study conducted by the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center. The study was published in the special May, 2022 COVID Supplement of the Journal of Occupational and Environmental Hygiene (JOEH).
Some Oklahoma lawmakers want to cut taxes rather than provide $698 million business incentive
Ada News
“I think it’s really hard to make the case that what Oklahoma needs right now is to slash further away at our top income tax rate or corporate income tax rate, which were already cut last year,” said David Blatt, a professor at OU-Tulsa who specializes in public policy.
RedTeam Traci VanDalsem Vice President of Client Experience
FOX 19
A graduate of Olivet Nazarene University and the University of Oklahoma with a master's degree in construction administration, VanDalsem has more than 20 years of experience in the construction industry.
Column: The sky’s the limit with Norman transportation plans
Norman Transcript
This committee meets every other month at Max Westheimer Airport. Members include airport managers, University of Oklahoma aviation program managers, aircraft owners, active and retired FAA employees, aviation contractors, as well as city officials and Chamber members concerned about the future of Norman (our new mayor-elect was at the last meeting).
After rocky two years, Oklahoman blood donations find a new normal
The Oklahoman
“If you have recovered from COVID, you can give blood,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief quality officer for OU Health. “We encourage it, as it might have antibodies. We can use that in treatment.”
OMRF scientists pinpoint brain cells linked to drug abuse relapse
Shawnee News Star
Beckstead went a different route in research with his wife and collaborator, Amanda Sharpe, Ph.D., an assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma School of Pharmacy. While working in separate labs in San Antonio before Beckstead joined OMRF, the pair found that responsibility may lie with a different receptor in the brain, CRF2. “These receptors weren’t only on the neurons but also on supporting cells called astrocytes,” Beckstead said.
Multiple Oklahoma agencies partner for study involving home-based blood transfusions
FOX23
It’s a collaborative project between the Oklahoma Blood Institute, Integris and Apex Hospice and OU’s Stephenson Cancer Center.
Therapy Thoughts: Long Distance Relationships
KOTV
Each Thursday we talk about mental health issues that may be affecting you and we answer your question. Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined us this week to talk about long-distance relationships.
Governor Stitt Appoints Keith Reed as State Commissioner of Health
KWTV
Reed received his Bachelor of Science in nursing from Northeastern State University in Tahlequah and a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Oklahoma.
Keith Reed nominated for state health commissioner after holding the role on interim basis
The Oklahoman
Reed nominated to be health commissioner
Journal Record
OU Food Pantry Helping Students and Staff
KWTV
Remembering the legacy of Ada Sipuel and her fight for a law-school education
Yahoo
OU Russian, Ukrainian community members denounce Putin’s invasion, worry for affected family
OU Daily
OU Health Official Speaks On Upcoming Anniversary of Oklahoma’s First COVID-19 Case
KWTV
CDC eases masking advice for much of the U.S. but where should you keep one on in Oklahoma?
The Oklahoman
"Make no mistake: COVID-19 is still present in our communities, and we must remain vigilant to avoid another surge in the coming months," the four health systems — Integris, Mercy, OU Health and SSM Health — said in a statement.
Are workers really quitting over company values?
BBC
In many instances, workers have never been more attuned to what companies value. “In the information and social media age, it’s easier than ever to find out where businesses stand on wider issues,” says Mark Bolino, director of management and international business at the University of Oklahoma, US.
Tulsa business shows support for Ukraine
KTUL
"I don't think they'd have a particularly big impact on what's going on right now," said Greg Burge, an economics professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Two University of Oklahoma elected fellows of American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering
Science Mag
Wei Chen, Ph.D., and Javier Jo, Ph.D., faculty in the Gallogly College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma, have been elected to the College of Fellows by the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.
Do you know what a breakfast sausage and this bird have in common?
Yahoo
A University of Oklahoma scientist was the person who took up this challenge. Dr. George Sutton got on a train and headed north.
City of Tulsa provides an update in 1921 Graves Investigation
KOKI
In the meeting, researchers from the University of Oklahoma (OU), the 1921 Graves Physical Investigation Committee and Oklahoma Archaeological Survey (OAS) presented their findings from the fieldwork.
Falling COVID-19 numbers cause for cautious optimism
Journal Record
About 66% of eligible Oklahomans are vaccinated now, said David Kendrick, founder and CEO of MyHealth Access Network and department chair of Medical Informatics at the University of Oklahoma School of Community Medicine.
COVID-19 test kits donated to legislators and first-aid office at State Capitol
KOCO
The Oklahoma State Medical Association and medical students from the University of Oklahoma delivered hundreds of tests Monday. They said they want to make sure everyone who works and visits the Capitol has access to COVID-19 tests.
OU Engineering professors elected to prestigious college
Journal Record
Wei Chen and Javier Jo, faculty members in the Gallogly College of Engineering at the University of Oklahoma, have been elected to the College of Fellows by the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering.
The University of Akron Names New Director of Global Studies Program
Butch Elite
The University of Akron has named Dr. Yang Lin, a professor of Communication at UA, as the new director of the Global Studies program. Dr. Lin received his doctorate in Communication from the University of Oklahoma in 1997.
Study Finds Pfizer Vaccine Less Effective in Kids 5 to 11-Years-Old
KOTV
“The first question is, what is the interval between doses of the COVID vaccine we should be targeting,” said Bratzler. “The second thing is, is the dose correct? Remember for kids 5 to 11, they get 1/3rd of the dose as an adult or somebody that is 12 or over gets."
Dr. Bratzler on COVID-19 update
KTUL
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Dr. Bratzler on Adapting Life to COVID-19
KFOR
(TV Clips)
In-depth: What researchers are looking for in the search for victims from the Tulsa Race Massacre
KJRH
“The fact that we recovered burial 27 and then also recovered the bullets that led to his demise and were fired unfortunately by somebody who brought about his death, those to me were also extremely, extremely compelling," said Dr. Kary Stackelbeck, an archaeologist at the University of Oklahoma.
Swinburne hosts record number of new gen thinkers
Mirage News
Swinburne Adjunct Professor, Jo Barraket, was one of the event’s speakers – joined by standouts like guests from MIT Bootcamps, mobile learning platform Quitch, Adjunct Professor Dean Shepherd from the Australian Centre for Entrepreneurship Research, and the University of Oklahoma’s world-renowned entrepreneurship researcher Tom Lumpkin.
Student artists hit one out of park: OU’s 108th visual arts department exhibition is spectacular
Norman Transcript
Why is Bizzell Memorial Library at OU a National Historic Landmark? Desegregation
The Oklahoman
OU Mellon Native American Art Lecture & Symposium
First American Art
Brent Venables’ OU Coaching Staff Introduced
KFOR
Oklahoma’s COVID hospitalizations nearing the low after delta surge, but delayed care a concern
Tulsa World
Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer, said hospitals are “in much better shape” but cautioned that because people delay care during surges, people are likely to begin showing up at hospitals with more advanced diseases to address.
New Research Suggests 43% of Americans Contracted COVID-19 Over 2 Years
KOTV
"As we know, having the infection does give you some natural immunity and so that may account for the fairly rapid decline in cases we saw since the Omicron surge which infected so many people in our state and across the country," said Bratzler.
Sand Springs’ COVID cases halved again; deaths up by 2
Sand Springs Leader
“I think we’re going to kind of be digging out of this for quite some time,” Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer, said this week.
After banning critical race theory, Oklahoma lawmakers seek further school curriculum restrictions
The Frontier
“There’s critical race theory, a corpus of scholarship, and then there’s critical race theory the buzzword that people on the right have used and have redefined to mean anti-white, anti-white culture, anti-American history,” said Karlos K. Hill, chair of the African American studies department at the University of Oklahoma.
Local educators receive state excellence awards
Enid News & Eagle
The other recipients are: Lori Zimmerman, a reading teacher at Shattuck Middle School, elementary teaching; Elise McCauley, professor of speech, Redlands Community College, El Reno, regional university/community college teaching; and K.K. “Muralee” Muraleetharan, professor of civil engineering and environmental science, University of Oklahoma, research university teaching.
Therapy Thoughts: Talking to Children About War, Other Difficult Topics
KOTV
Kids ask a lot of questions and for parents, it can be hard to discuss tough topics with them. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here to share her advice on talking to kids about things like the war in Ukraine.
Remains with gunshot wounds exhumed from Tulsa cemetery in search of 1921 race massacre victims
Independent
OU Dance Marathon raises $735,000 for Children’s Miracle Network
OU Daily
New Oklahoma Staff Had a ‘Tough Decision,’ But Wanted to Coach at OU With Brent Venables
Sports Illustrated
Oklahoma health officials eye shift toward ‘endemic’ COVID response. What does that mean?
The Oklahoman
“I don’t know that I can say yet that COVID is endemic,” Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, said last week. “But I do think we have to learn to live with COVID.”
Oklahoma moves toward ‘endemic’ approach to COVID-19
Associated Press
In two years of COVID, Oklahoma has come far, but ‘we’d be foolish to say that this is over right now’
Tulsa World
Dr. Dale Bratzler put it in simple terms last week: On average, COVID has killed 20 Oklahomans per day for two years. There have been about 1,410 new cases per day on average in that span.
Viewpoint: Gov. Stitt, ‘it is time to appoint a student leader to the Board of Regents’
The Oklahoman
Departing UC Health CEO: ‘You can get world-class care here in Cincinnati’
Cincinnati Enquirer
On Monday, the 67-year-old takes over as the first president and chief executive officer of the newly-created OU Health, a merger of the University of Oklahoma and the Oklahoma Health Authority and Trust.
Area teacher named Medal for Excellence winner
Woodward News
This year’s Medal for Excellence winners and their award categories are: Lori Zimmerman, a reading teacher at Shattuck Middle School, elementary teaching; Elaine Hutchison, a math teacher at Fairview High School, secondary teaching; Scott Allen, principal of Monroe Elementary School in Enid, elementary/secondary school administration; Elise McCauley, professor of speech, Redlands Community College, El Reno, regional university/community college teaching; and Dr. K. K. “Muralee” Muraleetharan, professor of civil engineering and environmental science, University of Oklahoma, Norman, research university teaching.
University of Oklahoma to Announce Initiative Addressing State’s Nursing Shortage
KWTV
University of Oklahoma to Announce Initiative Addressing State’s Nursing Shortage
KOTV
Nursing shortage announcement
KOCO
(TV Clips)
OU to Unveil Nursing Initiative
KOKH
(TV Clips)
Big Announcement from OU to Address Nurse Shortage
KFOR
(TV Clips)
Pediatricians evaluate pandemic affect on child abuse in Oklahoma
KTUL
"We are seeing more issues with child abuse and trauma, in general," said Dr. Sarah Passmore, a child abuse pediatrics specialist with OU Health.
OU to increase number of nursing students by admitting all qualified applicants
Tulsa World
University of Oklahoma announces program to boost number of nurses in the state
Norman Transcript
OU nursing program expansion addresses state workforce shortage
Journal Record
University of Oklahoma Announces Initiative to Address State’s Nursing Shortage
KWTV
Oklahoma health leaders, OU Health combat state nursing shortage
KOCO
OU addresses nursing shortage by accepting 100% of qualified nursing applicants
KOKH
Leaders announce initiative to address Oklahoma’s nursing shortage
KOCO
OU announces program to boost number of nurses
Tahlequah Daily Press
OU announces program to boost number of nurses
Woodward News
OU to Meet Oklahoma’s Workforce Needs by Nearly Doubling Nursing Class Sizes
Mirage News
Group host prom for chronic patients at Oklahoma Children’s Hospital OU Health
KOCO
OU Board of Regents to consider changes to academic service fees, housing policy
OU Daily
Study Shows Even Mild COVID Cases Could Impact Your Brain
KWTV
"Which suggested that COVID-19 the viral infection probably does cause some brain injury that may persist over time," said Dr. Bratzler.
Trump Staffer Alex Gray Enters Oklahoma Senate Race with Grenell’s Backing
Newsmax
"I expect the primary to be very crowded," said Michael Crespin, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma and the director of the school's Carl Albert Congressional Research and Studies Center. "It's pretty rare for a U.S. Senate seat to open up, and so ... if you have ambition to run, this is your shot."
Riggs Abney shareholders elect new leadership
Journal Record
Emerson practices in Oklahoma City in the areas of bankruptcy, estate planning, wills, trusts and probate, government and politics, insurance receiverships, personal injury and real estate. He holds a Juris Doctor from the University of Oklahoma College of Law and is actively involved with the Oklahoma Bar Association, where he serves as a fellow.
OU Regents approve fee increase for STEM classes, talk performance-based pay raises
Norman Transcript
Cawley and Purcell bid OU Board of Regents farewell
Non Doc
University of Oklahoma to accept more nursing students
Associated Press
OU College of Nursing will admit all eligible applicants to combat nursing shortage
The Oklahoman
In The Know: OU’s ‘historic’ change to address nursing shortage
OK Policy
University of Oklahoma announces expansion to address critical nursing shortage
KFOR
In the green: Health official reports ‘good news’ on covid
Norman Transcript
Dr. Dale Bratzler, the chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, said the risk of infection in the county and in Norman is low. A map coding the level of transmission is green for the county – the lowest risk level.
Wellness Wednesday: Is it the right time to move to ‘endemic’ response to COVID-19?
KOKH
Dr. Dale Bratzler with OU Health joins us for our Wellness Wednesday to talk about that, the importance of getting tested for the virus, and if we'll continue to see COVID-19 in the long-term.
Oklahoma health leaders explain Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine report
KFOR
Bratzler added that doctors were required by law to report any death of a vaccinated person in what is called the VAERS system, no matter how it happened, but not in this particular study.
TaskUs Appoints Michelle Gonzalez and Kill Greenthal to Board of Directors
WDRB
Ms. Gonzalez currently serves on the board of directors of Databook and is a Board Observer at CognitiveScale and Incorta. Ms. Gonzalez holds a B.A. in Business Administration majoring in economics from the University of Oklahoma and a J.D. from Yale Law School.
Krings named chamber vice president
Wausau Times
Krings has been employed with the chamber since 2016 and graduated from the University of Oklahoma’s Economic Development Institute (OU EDI) in 2020.
OU closes Norman campus, moves virtual Friday
OU Daily
University of Oklahoma academic service fee changes approved
KFOR
OU Regents approve multi-million dollar contracts for football coaching staff
KFOR
Guerin Emig: Brent Venables going 0 to 100 as OU head coach, without missing many details along the way
Tulsa World
OU adds additional staff members, increases class sizes to combat nursing shortages
KOKI
Therapy Thoughts: Changing Rules & Mask Uncertainty
KOTV
Many companies still enforce them but others have removed requirements as cases go down. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma is here with her advice on what to do if you feel uncomfortable around others who are not wearing a mask.
The Hot Seat: Oklahoma’s Nursing Shortage
KOTV
News 9 political analyst Scott Mitchell was joined in The Hot Seat Saturday by OU Health Sciences Center interim senior vice president and provost Dr. Gary Raskob discussed how the state is addressing its nursing shortage.
Your state’s best college town
MSN
OU selected in the article for the state of Oklahoma
Editorial: Avoid COVID amnesia, remember lessons of the pandemic
Tulsa World
“I think we’d be foolish to say that this is over right now,” said Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer, in a story reported last week by Corey Jones.
Oklahoma journalist discusses covering conflict overseas amid Ukraine crisis
KOCO
Now, Boettcher teaches future journalists at the University of Oklahoma. For reporters in Ukraine, he said it is extremely dangerous because the Russian army has overwhelming firepower.
Dr. Cookson summarizes key prostate cancer research from 2022 ASCO GU
Urology Times
In this video, Michael S. Cookson, MD, MMHC, gives a recap of noteworthy prostate cancer abstracts presented at the 2022 ASCO Genitourinary Cancers Symposium. Cookson, a professor and the Donald D. Albers Endowed Chair in Urology at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center in Oklahoma City, a co–editor in chief for Urology Times®.
U. of Oklahoma dedicates full week to diversity, equity and inclusion
The College Fix
University of Oklahoma to accept more nursing students
Cherokee Phoenix
Oklahoma Children Fight to Recover from Long Haul COVID
KWTV
Back here in Oklahoma OU's Chief COVID officer, Dr. Dale Bratzler, said the good news is most patients do improve over time even if it takes months or even a year.
Ukraine-Russia conflict shows overlooked side of war: the will to fight
The National News
"The Russians have an absolute advantage in terms of material that hasn’t translated yet into strategic, operational, or tactical advantage," Dr James L Regens, founding director and Regents Professor of the Centre for Intelligence and National Security at the University of Oklahoma, told The National.
Leaders appointed at OU Health Sciences Center
Journal Record
OU biomedical engineering student earns honor
Journal Record
Oklahoma universities to assist in development of regional hydrogen hub
OK Energy Today
Key to this relationship is the collaboration of the states’ top research universities – including the University of Oklahoma – which are partnering with industry, state and local government, tribal governments, non-governmental organizations, community stakeholders and others to support the research, workforce development and deployment of the hydrogen initiative.
Disrupting Global Health: From Allyship to Collective Liberation
Forbes
“Able people must recognize systemic ableism and how it intersects with other forms of marginalization, and how these intersections influence and transform human health, disability, and well-being,” said Aparna Nair, Assistant Professor, History of Science, University of Oklahoma-Norman.
OU to Support Tri-State Hydrogen Hub
Mirage News
The University Cannot Be Decolonized
The Nation
Article written by Karlos K. Hill, Chair of the Clara Luper Department of African and African-American Studies at the University of Oklahoma.
Viewpoint: Ukrainians deserve our support, but U.S. should avoid conflict with Russia
The Oklahoman
Article written by OU Professor David Deming
Michael F. Price, OU benefactor and business college namesake, dies at 70 after lengthy illness
OU Daily
Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer and one of many health leaders who have regularly dispensed important information to the public about the pandemic’s evolution, said the new methodology presents "most assuredly … an underestimate of the true number" of new daily cases.
‘It is in Oklahoma,’ Doctors paying close attention to stealth omicron variant
KFOR
“In the nation, we have not seen cases rising of COVID-19, so that’s good news. Even though it’s kind of taking over for omicron, it doesn’t appear to be increasing our case counts, hospitalizations, or complications,” Dr. Bratzler said.
Oklahoma doctors keeping an eye on new variants
KTUL
The number of new COVID-19 cases has dropped in Oklahoma, according to University of Oklahoma Chief COVID Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler.
Bratzler to give keynote address at Health Care Heroes event
Journal Record
Ukraine conflict, inflation impacting local prices. Here’s how business are adapting
Examiner-Enterprise
University of Oklahoma Economics Professor Greg Burge said that Bartlesville consumers will experience inflation most prominently through “sticker shock” overall.
Daylight saving year-round? Here’s how sunrise, sunset times would change in Oklahoma
Tulsa World
But humans are on a circadian rhythm, meaning standard time is more the "body's natural clock," said Dr. Jabraan Pasha, internal medicine physician with the University of Oklahoma-University of Tulsa School of Community Medicine.
‘The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois’ Wins Book Critics Award
U.S. News & World Report
The critics circle praised Jeffers for "weaving several centuries’ worth of ‘songs’ from the ancestors into her narrative of the coming of age and young adulthood of a brilliant Atlanta scholar.” Jeffers, a professor of English at the University of Jeffers, a professor of English at the University of Oklahoma and author of five poetry collections, was among the winners announced Thursday during a ceremony held online because of the coronavirus pandemic.
OU benefactor, business college namesake Michael F. Price dies
Journal Record
Amazon partners with five Oklahoma schools to offer free tuition
KOKI
University of Oklahoma - “We are thrilled to provide educational opportunities to Amazon employees in Oklahoma and beyond,” said Martha Banz, Dean of the University of Oklahoma College of Professional and Continuing Studies.
Oklahoma’s shift to weekly COVID reports gets mixed reactions after two years of daily data updates
Tulsa World
Dr. Dale Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer, noted that “quite a few” states have stepped down reporting to weekly or three times a week.
Oklahoma health officials sound alarm as federal COVID funding is running out
KTUL
"All of the treatments we have available work better the quicker they're started after the onset of symptoms,” Bratzler said.
How Reduced COVID-19 Federal Funding Could Affect Some Oklahomans
KOTV
"Cases have come way down now," OU Chief COVID Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler said. "So, I feel like a lot of people don't feel the urgency for testing and other things before when we were seeing cases each day.”
Viewpoint: It takes a community to provide resources to homeless Oklahomans
The Oklahoman
Article written by Duy Nguyen, research assistant for the University of Oklahoma's regional and city planning department.
Should we lock into Daylight Saving Time?
KTUL
“Part of what happens when we have this DST and with the shift every year, we tend to get out of our routines for a little bit,” said OU-Tulsa social work professor Nic Dubriwny. “And there's actually been some research that has shown that it can disrupt our moods and it can take up to 10 weeks for us to recover from that. Just from that one hour of switch.”
Medical Professional Discuss Health Impacts of Sunshine Protection Act
KWTV
“In the medical world, we find that that’s actually associated with increased cardiovascular risk so there’s an increased risk of heart attack stroke you’re more likely to be admitted to the hospital and you’re more likely to visit the emergency room,” Dr. Skaggs said.
President Series: How one flagship university is changing lives on its campus
University Business
The University of Oklahoma has leaned heavily on its five pillars to cement its standing as one of the best employers in the nation.
Pratt named Ada Lois Sipuel Fisher Chair at OU Law
Journal Record
Davidson College alum travels to Ukraine to help those who could not evacuate
WSOC
As millions of people are seeking refuge outside of Ukraine’s borders, Dr. Robert Lim willingly entered the war zone this month to help families who stayed behind….The Davidson College alumnus is now a medical professor at the University of Oklahoma.
5 Reasons to Love (and Protect) Freshwater Mussels
Honest Columnist
“There’s a lot of interest in restoring mussels so that it costs less money to treat water,” says Caryn Vaughn, a biology professor at the University of Oklahoma and an expert on freshwater mussels.
OU helps nurses take next step
Oklahoma Nursing Times
OU Faculty Senate introduces new executive director of governmental affairs
OU Daily
University of Oklahoma announces new Center of Medical Imaging for Translational Cancer Research
The Journal of Healthcare Contracting
Watch: OU, OSU kick off spring football practice
KOKI
OU morning news: Sooners’ 1st spring practice
OU Daily
Urban League, Councilwoman Nice to Co-Host OKCPS Candidate Forum
The Black Wall Street Times
Dr. Coleman is a Doctor of Podiatric Medicine and adjunct professor of African American studies at the University of Oklahoma. She also serves as the Internship counselor for Millwood Public Schools and worked as a Science teacher in OKCPS from 1998 to 2006.
Panoro Energy announces appointment of African country managers
Africa Business Communities
Mr. Boukoubi has a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Oklahoma and a Master’s degree from Colorado School of Mines. Mr. Boukoubi is a Gabonese citizen and resides in Libreville, Gabon.
OU announces $1.75 million donation benefiting gymnastics, volleyball, wrestling and softball programs
Tulsa World
Oklahoma spring breakout candidates: Brent Venables and Danny Stutsman could be a formidable pair
The Dallas Morning News
Wellness Wednesday with Dr. Dale Bratzler
FOX 25
(TV Clips)
Michael P. Warwick named new board president for Avedis Foundation
The Shawnee News-Star
Warwick earned a Bachelor of Science degree in political science and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Oklahoma. He also served in the Oklahoma Army National Guard from 1971-78.
OU Board of Regents Chair, Frank Keating interview on OU and OSU relationships
Stillwater News Press
OU’s 50th Eve of Nations coming April 8
Norman Transcript
The Battle Over the Future of the Anti-Abortion Movement if the Supreme Court Overturns Roe v. Wade
TIME
As early as the 1960s and 1970s, anti-abortion groups sought to used language designed to have broad, moral appeal—invoking comparisons to the Civil Rights movement and the Holocaust, says Jennifer Holland, an associate history professor at the University of Oklahoma, who studies the anti-abortion movement.
OU Health Surgeon Back Home Following Mission Trip in Ukraine
KWTV
Tulsa doctor returns home after helping in Ukraine
KTUL
Therapy Thursday: How to Overcome Procrastination
KOTV
We can all procrastinate a little bit. Whether it's that research paper, an assignment at work or a project around the house. But it can get to a point where putting things off becomes a problem. Doctor Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6's Brian Dorman for Therapy Thursday.
Usman Baber, MD, FACC, FSCAI, a Cardiologist with University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center
Pro News Report
Possible Pruitt Senate run trashed by ex-Inhofe, Trump aides
E&E Daily
The size of the field, along with the runoff system, makes it difficult to forecast how the race could pan out, said Michael Crespin, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma.
Middle East Studies Association Votes to Boycott Israel
United with Israel
Norman Stillman, professor emeritus of Judaic History at the University of Oklahoma and chair of the Association for the Study of the Middle East and Africa, a competing academic society, said on Wednesday that MESA “has abandoned any pretext of being an academic association in favor of an organization with a singular political cause: to delegitimize Israel.”
OU Names New Associate Vice President of Tribal Relations
Mirage News
OU announces appointment of Tana Fitzpatrick as first associate vice president of Tribal Relations
OU Daily
OU Partnership with Project Canary to Launch Energy ESG Certificate Program
OK Energy Today
White House warns it’s running out of COVID funding. What does that mean for Oklahomans?
The Oklahoman
“Most of our epidemiologic models actually do suggest that we'll see an increase in cases — not a surge anywhere near what we saw with omicron or delta, but the cases will go up,” Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma, said in an interview.
It’ll be hard to miss the spotlighted soloist in Native composer’s new concerto
The Oklahoman
For 10 years, Ackmann has been playing with the OKC Philharmonic and teaching bassoon as a University of Oklahoma professor, which means his spring schedule can get hectic.
Advanced Orthopedics of Oklahoma opens new Claremore location
Claremore Progress Daily
Dr. Steven Hardage is a board-certified primary care sports medicine doctor. He received his medical degree from The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine and went on to study family practice medicine at The University of Oklahoma – Tulsa College of Medicine, eventually becoming family practice Chief Resident. After residency, Dr. Hardage completed a fellowship in primary care sports medicine from The University of Oklahoma College of Medicine.
District Judge Michael Tupper announces candidacy for new term
Norman Transcript
Tupper, a 2002 graduate of the University of Oklahoma College of Law, began his legal career as an assistant district attorney in the major crimes unit of the Cleveland County District Attorney’s Office.
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner and New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman to Speak at OU
KWTV
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner and New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman to Speak at OU
KOTV
Three-Time Pulitzer Prize Winner and New York Times Columnist Thomas Friedman to Speak at OU
Mirage News
OU morning news: OU Campus Activities Council to host Spring Student Film Festival
OU Daily
Oklahoma writer Honorée Fanonne Jeffers’ novel honored by National Book Critics Circle
The Oklahoman
Ferris State names Michigan community college leader as its next president
The Detroit News
Eisler has a bachelor's degree in physical education and professional education from Oklahoma Christian University and a master's degree in physical education and secondary education from the University of Central Oklahoma. He earned his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Oklahoma.
OU morning news: CAC hosts candidate’s forum
OU Daily
The ‘coasting’ workers who’ve checked out of their jobs
BBC
But anecdotal evidence suggests it’s become easier, more common and more desirable since 2020. “The pandemic has forced people to think about life, work and family differently,” explains Mark Bolino, director of management and international business at the University of Oklahoma, US. “Much of the workforce has also reassessed how their careers fit into their lives.”
CDC Reports Oklahoma Ranks Top in the Nation for Flu Activity
KOTV
OU Health said it is typically a very strong advocate for getting the flu vaccine, especially in the beginning of the season, but Dr. Doughlas Drevets expressed that given the vaccine isn't very effective this year, it may not be worth it to get the flu vaccine if you haven't already.
Governor Stitt Appoints John Nash to Serve as Secretary of Military & Veterans Affairs
KOTV
John Nash graduated from the University of Oklahoma and became an Army Officer. He graduated from Ranger and Airborne schools and served for more than ten years in special operations roles, with several tours in Afghanistan and Iraq.
University of Oklahoma Lands in Top 7.9% among Research Universities Nationwide
Mirage News
OU parking limited as winter weather anticipated
OU Daily
Nearly 9,000 Students Named to OU’s Fall 2021 Honor Roll
Skiatook Journal
Experts say Oklahoma nearing peak of omicron, urge people to not let their guards down
KOCO
Dr. Dale Bratzler, OU Health's chief COVID-19 officer, stressed the state still has a ways to go.
OU Health to Participate in National Study of ‘Long COVID’
OK Nursing Times
Homeschooling Skyrocketed During the Pandemic, but What Does the Future Hold?
Education Next
Article cowritten by Daniel Hamlin who is assistant professor of educational leadership and policy studies at the University of Oklahoma.
Dr. William Burnett named Director of the National Data Buoy Center at Stennis
Picayune Item
Dr. Burnett holds a B.S. in meteorology from the University of Oklahoma and both his M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in marine science from the University of Southern Mississippi.
Severe winter weather expected Wednesday; NPS, OU close campuses
Norman Transcript
OU closes Norman campus, moves virtual Wednesday, Thursday
OU Daily
Rose State announces partnership with OU for student transfers
KFOR
OU alumnus, current student discuss devastation of, community response to Colorado wildfire
OU Daily
Oklahoma doctors expect COVID-19 case drop due to incoming winter weather
KOCO
"So, if we see bad weather really locks people in their homes so they're not out traveling, it could have a positive impact, it could slow the spread, particularly shutting down schools and other places where we know the transmission is quite common," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, the OU chief COVID-19 officer.
Oklahomans can help researchers answer questions about long COVID through research study
The Oklahoman
“We have to better understand what is going on in general: Are those all due to the same issue? More than likely not,” said Dr. Timothy VanWagoner, deputy director of the Oklahoma Clinical and Translational Science Institute at the OU Health Sciences Center.
COVID-19 cases show decline; hospitals still face struggle
Journal Record
“I don’t know that we’re going to know for 15 or 20 years,” said Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer with the University of Oklahoma. “There are autopsy studies now that show that the virus persists in multiple organs for a long period of time after you’ve recovered from COVID-19.”
Shining a Light on Rural Colleges
Inside Higher Ed
“There are so many potential applications for this work,” Alisa Fryar, a political science professor at the University of Oklahoma and ARRC researcher, said by email.
The language of learning
Tulsa People
Lisa Pryor, director of program development and innovation in the office of the vice president for outreach at the University of Oklahoma, is TELP’s project manager. She says elementary teachers were the target of the online pilot program designed by Norman-based software group NextThought with direction from higher-ed and public-school educators. “If we can get (the students) when they’re younger, their secondary experience will be better,” she says.
Toni Morrison’s only short story is available in book form for the first time
Houston Public Media
"When you think about the short story, there's always this sort of humming under the surface," said Honorée Fanonne Jeffers, a poet who teaches at the University of Oklahoma. "And that humming under the surface is race, in America."
OU chemist engineers a sustainable approach to natural products drug development
Science Mag
VP of Cox Business Oklahoma selected as reserve wing honorary commander
DVIDS
Perkins, a native of Oklahoma, understands the magnetic pull that Oklahoma possesses, as she returned to Oklahoma in 2021 from her previous role as Vice President of Cox Business for Nebraska, Iowa, and Idaho. A graduate of the University of Oklahoma and a 30-year veteran of the technology industry, her background includes telecommunications, technology start-ups, government affairs, marketing, and public relations.
Oklahoma healthcare workers, first responders ready for winter weather in midst of pandemic
KFOR
OU Health tells KFOR, as the state’s only Level One Trauma Center, they’re always prepared for any patient arriving for emergency or trauma care.
OU Launches Women of Championship Excellence Fund
Sports Illustrated
Local Students Recognized on OU’s Fall Honor Roll
Seminole Producer
Lucas names Enmeier as new district director
Woodward News
Previously, Enmeier served as a field representative conducting outreach throughout Woods, Woodward, Major, Alfalfa, Grant, Garfield, Blaine Kingfisher, and Canadian counties. Born and raised in Enid and a graduate of the University of Oklahoma, she is the daughter of Troy and Martie Oyler Enmeier.
OCCC Board of Regents Appoints New President
Guthrie News Leader
Dr. Jones received her BA in Journalism from the University of Oklahoma, her MBA from the University of Phoenix at San Diego, and her Doctor of Education from Vanderbilt University’s Peabody College of Education.
Brent Venables Brings Openness, Transparency to Oklahoma Football Program
Sports Illustrated
WATCH: OU’s Venables says what’s different recruiting as head coach
KOKI
New leadership at The Fred: OU art museum recruits Thomas Brent Smith
Norman Transcript
University Theatre to present ‘The Scarlet Letter’
Norman Transcript
OU Norman campus remains closed through Friday with virtual classes
OU Daily
Viewpoint: It’s time for Oklahoma Legislature do its part to combat campus hunger
The Oklahoman
Since 2012, the Oklahoma Food Banks have partnered with more than 30 post-secondary institutions to establish pantries on campuses, including the University of Central Oklahoma, Tulsa Community College and the University of Oklahoma.
How OKC hospitals are coping during storm, shortages
KFOR
“We want to limit their risk whenever we can, especially during events like this,” said Rowdy Anthony, the Vice President of Emergency Services at OU Health.
OU Health names inaugural CEO
Becker’s Hospital Review
OU researchers team up with NASA to study January nor’easter
KOSU
OU School of Music welcomes composer
Norman Transcript
University of Oklahoma releases honor rolls
Muskogee Phoenix
Sand Springs area students named to college honor rolls
Sand Springs Leader
WATCH: Aerial footage of OU’s snow covered campus
OU Daily
COVID-19 case drop likely real, not just due to weather-hampered testing, OU Health expert says
KOCO
OKC toddler out of ICU after nearly month-long COVID-19 battle
KFOR
“COVID-19 leads to hyper inflammation, which can cause inflammation, even within the vessels, which can lead to strokes and clotting,” explained Dr. Donna Tyungu, a Pediatrics Specialist at OU Health. “I would say it’s probably more common in adults, in adult patients, but we absolutely do see it in pediatric patients.”
Oklahoma legislature nixes COVID-19 mandates; leaders say ‘everyone knows the right precautions to take’
The Oklahoman
The data showing masks and physical distancing reduce the spread of COVID-19 is "overwhelming," said Dr. Dale Bratzler, chief COVID officer for the University of Oklahoma.
COVID restrictions, policing debate spark conservative push
The Washington Post
Those challenging incumbent Mayor Breea Clark, 38, who heads a leadership program at OU’s College of Business, include Kish; Larry Heikkila, a retired Navy veteran; Bob Thompson, the owner of a small grocery and sandwich shop; and Alice Stephenson-Leuck, a retired farmer.
County takes the lead on controversial project, some council candidates ready
Yahoo
University spokeswoman Mackenzie Scheer said in a statement that it was open to considering a partnership in the arena. "OU has a strong relationship with Cleveland County and the City of Norman, and has long collaborated on areas of mutual interest. The university routinely assesses its athletics facilities, working to ensure a premier experience for student-athletes, fans, and the wider OU community. In the event the County or City wishes to propose an idea for consideration, the university is certainly open to considering it," the statement reads.
Viewpoint: Three reasons why we should embrace civility
The Oklahoman
Article written by Nancy E. Snow who is a philosophy professor at the University of Oklahoma and also serves as director of the Institute for the Study of Human Flourishing.
Dr. Mautra Jones Becomes College’s First Black Woman President
The Black Wall Street Times
With an undergraduate degree in journalism from the University of Oklahoma, a MBA from the University of Phoenix, and a doctorate of education from Vanderbilt University, Dr. Jones brings years of leadership and experience to the role.
Logfren brings experience, passion to OU Health
The Journal Record
Soon thereafter, individuals attempted to drop some sort of banner over the edge of the House gallery — as had been done during Gov. Mary Fallin’s 2018 State of the State speech. Stitt continued to speak as security removed the individuals in less than a minute. The attempted disruption occurred in front of University of Oklahoma President Joe Harroz and near the Muscogee Nation delegation.
Oklahoma COVID-19 case numbers continue downward trend
KOCO
"I feel comfortable that the number of cases are coming down, that the drop in cases we saw before the weather was a real drop in the number of new cases per day. It may be coming down artificially faster than we think it is but I do think the cases are coming down," Bratzler said.
Immunotherapy benefits older patients with cancer, but closer monitoring may be warranted
Healio
The findings suggest older adults, particularly those aged 90 years or older, may have a lower threshold for toxicities and warrant closer monitoring while receiving immunotherapy, according to Abdul Rafeh Naqash, MD, assistant professor of medicine in medical oncology and the TSET phase 1 program at Stephenson Cancer Center at The University of Oklahoma.
OCCC appoints first Black woman as campus president
KOCO
Jones received her BA in journalism from the University of Oklahoma, her MBA from the University of Phoenix at San Diego and her Doctor of Education from Vanderbilt University's Peabody College of Education.
OU Health to invest $25M in front-line nurses, supervisors
Journal Record
OU Health investing $25 million in nursing workforce
KOKI
Sewage testing for COVID-19 at ‘very high plateau’ in Tulsa with ‘optimistic’ signs for decrease soon
Tulsa World
Dr. Katrin Kuhn, an OU Health infectious disease epidemiologist, said sampling wastewater in municipalities reflects "real community transmission levels" because it isn't beholden to fluctuations in human testing trends — such as inclement weather prompting less testing.
Sewage Testing Indicates Omicron Dropping in Oklahoma City
KOTV
The results, reported by the Oklahoma Water Survey office at the University of Oklahoma, measures levels of the virus in wastewater, which typically is an advanced indicator of reported individual cases by 7-10 days.
Changing Temperatures May Affect Accuracy of At-Home COVID Tests
KOTV
"The test should be stored at room temperature. Try and avoid any heat or light, just like any other medication. Also, avoid freezing temperatures and keep them at temperatures between 36- and 86-degrees Fahrenheit," said Beth Walton, the Pharmacy Manager at OU Health.
Oklahoma lawmakers, doctors address no mention of COVID-19 in Stitt’s speech
KOCO
"I’m not here about making policies for the state or anything. I mean, I think most Oklahomans know that the pandemic had a profound impact on our state," Bratzler said.
Editorial: Gov. Stitt’s priorities have things to like and things to worry about
Tulsa World
Promoting the science of hope theory, developed by University of Oklahoma-Tulsa researcher Chan Hellman, is a proven framework for inspiring individual success. Many organizations, including the state Education Department, have embraced this approach.
Engineered Rigging Hires Key Account Specialist
Hoist Magazine
Prior to joining Engineered Rigging, Munn was a product specialist at Enercon Services where she worked on projects at Arkansas Nuclear One (ANO). She has a Master of Science degree in geology and geochemistry from the University of Oklahoma and bachelor’s degrees in geology and English literature.
Romero named president at Heritage Trust Co.
Journal Record
Romero earned his bachelor’s degree in business administration from Oklahoma Baptist University and his Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Oklahoma College of Law. He is also a member of the Oklahoma Bar and recently earned the designation of Certified Wealth Strategist through Cannon Financial Institute.
Best-selling author to give OU commencement address
KFOR
New York Times columnist, bestselling author David Brooks to deliver OU commencement address
OU Daily
OU-Tulsa Advocating for Increased Use of Service Dogs with Patients
KOTV
Oklahoma surpasses 1 million COVID-19 case milestone
KOCO
"I do feel comfortable though that cases in Oklahoma have come down considerably and I feel comfortable because hospitalizations are coming down and a number of people that we as a large employer are actually having to put in quarantine has gone significantly," Bratzler said.
Wellness Wednesday with OU Health’s Dr. Dale Bratzler
KOKH
Bratzler, the University of Oklahoma’s chief COVID officer, is concerned that some of the drop was caused by a relative lack of testing during the winter storm last week but “feels comfortable” saying cases have “come down considerably” in what he said Wednesday is a welcome trend.
Chief COVID Officer Says Oklahoma Cases Are Steadily Decreasing
KOTV
Dr. Bratzler also mentioned a new study that shows people who have had COVID are at a higher risk for heart problems, but said it's still too early to know the long-term effects of Omicron.
Flu cases rising in Oklahoma while state moves past peak in Omicron cases
KOKH
According to data from OU Health, flu season typically peaks in the state in February.
Devo Launches Application Marketplace to Accelerate Time-to-Value for Customers and Partners
Yahoo
“My team and I are extremely excited to dive into using and contributing to Devo Exchange, as Devo continues to deliver technology and tools with a practitioner mindset,” said Aaron Baillio, CISO at the University of Oklahoma.
Munn joins Engineered Rigging
American Canes & Transport
Munn has a Master of Science degree in geology and geochemistry from the University of Oklahoma and bachelor’s degrees in geology and English literature.
New economic development chief offers new vantage point
Odessa American
Manskey, who grew up in Irving, has also gone through the Institute for Organizational Management at Southern Methodist University and the Economic Development Institute at the University of Oklahoma.
OU ranks as number one employer in the state
KWTV
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OU named top employer in Oklahoma
KFOR
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5 questions with Dr. Richard Lofgren, the incoming inaugural CEO of OU Health
The Oklahoman
Best-selling author to give OU commencement address
Black Chronicle
OU Fine Arts Library hosts Lauren Panachelli ceramics exhibition
Norman Transcript
Cannabis and COVID: Could CBD protect people from virus?
CBS Austin
“Not marijuana, not THC, but CBD, might inhibit the COVID virus from entering both animal and human cells,” said OU Chief Medical Officer Dr. Dale Bratzler. “In a test tube where they basically put the virus in with human cells and put a solution of CBD.”
Therapy Thoughts: Valentine’s Day Stress & Celebrating While Single
KOTV
Valentine's Day is just 4 days way and whether you're in a relationship or single it can cause of lot of stress and anxiety. Dr. Brenda Lloyd Jones from the University of Oklahoma joined News On 6 at 4 this Therapy Thursday to share her advice on how to get through the holiday.
“There’s a lot that has happened to have rural America in this kind of weird place,” said Tom Mueller, a research assistant professor at the University of Oklahoma.