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Mangum, OK · Education
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UCO Staffer's Hidden-Camera Claim of an Illegal Job Sparks DEI Showdown
University of Central Oklahoma — Reported Site of Campus Confrontation. A University of Central Oklahoma employee told an undercover operative her whole job was technically illegal under the state's new DEI restrictions, then reversed herself when later confronted openly by Accuracy in Media president Adam Guillette, saying her job was not illegal at all. The university says the comments don't reflect reality on campus, insisting there are no illegal jobs at UCO.
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UCO Lands First Ph.D. Ever, Eyes Bigger Research Status by 2032
The University of Central Oklahoma has received approval for its first-ever Doctor of Philosophy program, a milestone the Edmond-based university says it has been building toward for 136 years. The Oklahoma State Regents for Higher Education signed off on the new Ph.D. in Applied Science this month, clearing a major hurdle for a school that has spent years expanding its research footprint.
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Blazing a new Longhorn trail
Bly Frieouf didn’t get to the pinnacle of cross country in his senior season. But the Dover High School senior might very well have been on the ground floor of something special. The defending state champion wasn’t able to repeat, but rather placed third on Saturday at the Class...
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Tecumseh superintendent, assistant superintendent placed on leave amid coach investigation
TECUMSEH, Okla. - The Tecumseh Public Schools superintendent and assistant superintendent have been placed on administrative leave as police investigate allegations of inappropriate behavior involving the high school football coach. The school board voted unanimously Tuesday to place Superintendent Robert Kinsey and Assistant Superintendent Brandi Burks on leave. The decision...
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Cimarron Middle School pianist spreads kindness by helping students, staff
EDMOND, Okla. (KFOR) – Bruce "Chuck" Sinclair has a gift that he shares with students at Cimarron Middle School in Edmond each week. He is the accompanist for the music department. "Music's just been a big part of my life," said Sinclair. "The good Lord gave me the talent."