University of Oklahoma News

"I tell the children: It's about singing, about rhythm, and how to find the music in your body."

University of Oklahoma officials identified the individual found deceased Wednesday near the Mosier Indoor Training Facility, according to The Norman Transcript.

58. The ranking is the highest by any Oklahoma law school in survey history. The rankings of 194 law schools fully accredited by the American Bar Association are based on a weighted average of 12 measures of quality.

The 18th annual Soonerthon, presented by The University of Oklahoma Campus Activities Council and Student Life held on Saturday, March 8, raised a record-breaking $318,711 to benefit Children's Hospital Foundation.

Chattanooga Mayor Andy Berke honored the Tennessee Mother of the Year and Young Mother of the Year, both from Chattanooga, on Wednesday.

University police had taped off an area near the Mosier Practice Facility by 3 p.m. and appeared to be searching a car that was parked in the area.

New doctors: Neurosurgeon William Schueler and neurologist Yonghua Michael Zhang, have joined the Edward Neurosciences Institute in affiliation with the Northwestern Medical Group.

Exploration of Southern feuds in the Florida parishes of Louisiana, tiffs that would put to shame the Hatfield and McCoy row of the Appalachian region, will be the grist of the first of three offerings in this year's Spring Street Museum Lecture Series.

The Postal Regulatory Commission yesterday announced it had named David A. Trissell to replace Stephen Sharfman as General Counsel.

The University of Oklahoma College of Law has received a gift from the Chickasaw Nation for the Chickasaw Nation Native American Law Chair.

Geologists from Northwestern University, the University of Illinois at Chicago, the University of Oklahoma and Purdue University have a new explanation for the Midwest's biggest geologic mystery: What caused the giant 2,000-mile-long rift that starts in Lake Superior and runs south to Oklahoma and Alabama? Using new data from the North American ... (more)

The evidence is mounting that the dramatic surge in earthquakes here in Oklahoma can be related to oil and gas drilling activities, but will state leaders do anything about it? On Thursday, the U.S. Geological Survey issued a media release citing its study that a 5.7 magnitude earthquake that struck near Prague in November, 2011 "was the largest ... (more)

The Cowboys finished Saturday's championship hosted by the University of Oklahoma in Norman with six individual conference champions to outscore second-place Oklahoma 98.5 to 63.5 for the championship.

Kenna, an RN with two degrees from the University of Oklahoma, is the daughter of Kenny and Cheryl Anderson of Altus, Ok.

As part of a new series called "My Big Break," All Things Considered is collecting stories of triumph, big and small.

Camano Island resident Marc Hennemann said as county commissioner he would keep taxes down and make public safety a priority.

Through its ninth annual National Pancake Day fundraiser on March 4, IHOP Restaurants in Oklahoma City, Stillwater and Norman have reported a total of $25,741 raised to benefit Children's Hospital Foundation.

A New York developer has submitted a plan for a 270-unit student housing complex at the end of Washburn Drive, and if it's approved by the Orono planning board, shovels could hit the ground in the next two months.

Surviving the Elements: Land & Water Issues of the West March 7, 14, 21 & 28, 2014 9:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m. Through a grant provided by the Coca-Cola Foundation, the museum offers a four-part symposium on water and land issues consecutive Fridays in March 2014.

Allan Houser , Apache Ga'an Dancer, 1939. Pen and ink, 13 1 2 x 11 3 4 in. Courtesy of Allan Houser, Inc. One of Oklahoma's beloved artists is getting statewide appreciation during the centennial of his birth.