University of Oklahoma News

Juan Flores moved into the Walker Center dormitory Wednesday at the University of Oklahoma.

A couple dozen members of NET Church in Oklahoma City brought two U-Haul trucks filled with supplies to First Baptist Church in Moore on Tuesday.

Diane Starr McDaniel, a native of Havre de Grace, lives in Edmond, Okla., with her husband David.

EMILY BOURKE: In the United States, the cleanup is in full swing after this week's deadly tornado in Oklahoma.

The University of Tulsa along with the University of Oklahoma and Oklahoma State University have joined forces to utilize logos from all three institutions to develop the 2013 Oklahoma Disaster Relief Shirt.

Cambage flew into Tulsa International Airport around 6:15 p.m. after traveling nearly 9,000 miles from her native Australia.

A heavily damaged home in Moore on Monday. Chances are, it doesn't have a basement.

During recording breaks, Keith has fielded calls about putting together a benefit for tornado victims and said he's been in contact with the University of Oklahoma about possibly using the football stadium.

Brothers in Oklahoma are asking chapters from around the country to lend the helping hand as they coordinate local relief efforts following the deadly tornado that struck Moore, Okla., and surrounding areas earlier this week.

The Oklahoma tornadoes displaced families and destroyed homes, but another facet of the tragedy saw hundreds of people separated from pets and searching in vain for family photos.

But for foreign students, usually from countries where tornadoes never occur, twisters can be an even scarier experience.

Rescuers dig out a house in Moore, Oklahoma, on Tuesday, May 21, after a massive tornado ripped through the area on Monday, May 20.

Liz Sommerville, 35, of DeSoto, Texas, saw many tornadoes growing up. That experience nurtured her interest in meteorology, and she now works with the National Weather Service.

Meteorological experts say the area of the U.S. known as 'Tornado Alley' stretches from Texas to as far north as Minnesota.

With his house destroyed by a deadly Oklahoma twister and his prized 1956 Pontiac riddled with dents, its windows smashed, Clyde Vance took refuge at a local church.

Many survivors grabbed what they could and took up shelter at the University of Oklahoma.

A teacher hugs a child at Briarwood Elementary school after a tornado destroyed the school in south Oklahoma City Monday.

A Pacifica woman who is a student at the University of Oklahoma drove through the city of Moore just before the deadly tornado touched down.

Crews are searching through the wreckage of a massive tornado that ripped through an Oklahoma City suburb Monday as survivors are trying to find out if their loved ones are alive.

Damage is widespread and entire neighborhoods have been leveled. The American Red Cross has 20 relief vehicles headed to Oklahoma to assist with recovery efforts.