The USAO Theatre Department will be debuting their latest play, The Curious Savage, April 4 and 5 at 6:30 pm in the Davis Hall Little Theater followed by a matinée performance the next afternoon, April...
There are a few notes I have for this week’s publications; however, I would first like to congratulate the USAO student body for breaking the voter turn-out record in this year’s student government...
The average student has a lot on their plate. Maybe getting an A+ in all their classes is their priority. Perhaps it is surviving the stress of four years of school. We all have a goal or reason for being...
It was a long spring semester, and you probably want badly to enjoy some downtime. Someone asks you, “Are you doing summer classes?” Without missing a beat, you answer, “Are you kidding me?”
Summer...
Intramural sports are back and better than ever! This semester will bring basketball and volleyball for all students and faculty to play. These sports are all free play for now but could...
Singing in the choir, creating pottery, and taking quality photos are all things the University of Science and Arts wants students to do to channel their creativity. To that end, there is art, video production,...
The 2021 Freshman class has made groundbreaking news at USAO. President John Feaver said there has been an 80% increase in enrollment compared to last year, and a 40% increase compared to the years before...
The USAO men’s basketball team ended its quest for a national title on March 13 in the opening championship round of the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics.
The Drovers never could...
The USAO student body has the opportunity to be involved with two organizations that were created to better campus life. Student Government Association (SGA), and the Student Activities Board (SAB). The...
USAO’s Davis-Waldorf Performing Arts will be a little different this year. Instead of professional artists performing on campus, the 2020 series will present all artists virtually because of COVID-19...
Are you registered to vote? The deadline is this Friday, Oct. 9, and it takes less than two minutes at ok.gov.
If you are a student registered at home, Friday, Oct....
More than 63,000 cases of coronavirus have been diagnosed in Oklahoma, as of Sep. 5. With school starting back, the rising number of cases is expected to continue and could cause problems for many if wearing...
