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SGA ratifies new constitution after two years
The University of Tulsa Student Government Association is set to ratify a significantly updated version of their constitution pending a vote from the board of trustees this Thursday, Oct. 29. This step follows unanimous approval from the board committee on Tuesday, Oct. 20, and a student vote held from 9 a.m. on Oct. 19 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 20. The new version has been in the works since the summer of 2024, and has faced significant delays in publication over time, despite containing many corrections to the content of its predecessor from the year 2000. The only change in the 2023 ratification was the switch from Student Association (SA) to SGA. This is the furthest the updated constitution has ever come to being signed into effect, after miscommunications and typographical errors prevented it from passing approval from the board committee in 2024 and 2025.
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Northeastern State University holding blood drive with Our Blood Institute
Northeastern State University is holding a three-day blood drive with Our Blood Institute in Tahlequah. The drive will be held at it's University Center, located at 601 North Grand Avenue. The blood drive starts on Monday, October 26 at 10 a.m. and goes until Wednesday, October 28. Appointments are required...
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Bixby Public Schools terminates school bus aide after inappropriate behavior claims
2 News Oklahoma's Isabel Flores delves deeper into a termination issued by Bixby Public Schools after witness accounts say a school bus aide was acting inappropriately towards a student.
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Former AEW Star Rebel Receives Special Hometown Honor
Former AEW personality Rebel (Tanea Brooks) recently received a special honor in her hometown of Owasso, Oklahoma. Rebel took to Instagram to announce that she was inducted into the Owasso High School Hall of Fame on October 9, 2026. The former AEW star reflected on the recognition and what it...
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TPS’s Excuses Don’t Make Sense
Analysis: In Hans Christian Andersen’s famous tale, an emperor parades through town wearing magnificent clothes that do not exist. Everyone can see the truth, but nobody wants to say it. Finally, a child announces the obvious: the emperor has no clothes. I thought about that story while listening to...
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Jenks school bus involved in crash on Creek Turnpike
JENKS, Okla. - A Jenks Public Schools bus was involved in a crash Friday morning on the northbound Highway 75 ramp to the Creek Turnpike, according to a school official. The bus was on its way to Jenks Middle School when it collided with a car on the shoulder of the turnpike, the official said.
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Dewey Football Seeks Bounce Back on Senior Night
The Dewey Bulldoggers are playing their final home game of the season Friday night as they take on Perry. Against two of the top three teams in the district, the Bulldoggers have slipped. Dewey fell to Kiefer two weeks ago on the road, 66-18, they fell to Chisholm at home last week, 56-14.
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Class rings and famous Will Rogers High School graduates
Throughout the school year, I receive daily news emails from BGM Community Schools. The newsletter gives updates on school happenings, college visits, programs and sometimes community events. I opened the newsletter a few days ago and it included two additional flyers about purchasing a class ring from Jostens. It reminded...
tulsatoday.com
TPS: 17 Closed, Nobody Accountable
Analysis: Seventeen Tulsa Public Schools. That’s how many schools the Tulsa Public Schools Board voted to close Monday night. Nearly one-quarter of the district’s schools. One out of every four. That’s not a minor administrative adjustment. That’s an institutional earthquake. I spoke at Monday night’s Board...
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Eufaula Dormitory alumni give back to support today’s students
EUFAULA – Every September, the Eufaula Dormitory hosts a back-to-school bash. This year, the MCN Department of Education and Training held a cookout for students, staff, and Tribal dignitaries, and hosted the Muscogee Nation Royalty. The early-semester celebration is a time for students to connect, play games, and ease their anxieties. It’s also a time for alumni to connect and support current students.
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Rolland Leads Checotah Wildcats Past Victory Christian, 49-7
TULSA —The Checotah Wildcats continued their winning ways Thursday night, putting together a dominant performance on both sides of the football to defeat Victory Christian 49-7 in a Class 2A District 1 football matchup. Junior quarterback Cole Rolland delivered a spectacular allaround performance, accounting for six touchdowns while leading the Wildcats’ explosive offense. Rolland powered the ground attack with 157 rushing yards and three touchdowns on 15 carries while adding another 374 yards and three touchdowns through the air. Checotah’s offensive production proved too much for the Conquerors, as the Wildcats improved to 6-1 overall with the 42-point victory. The Wildcats combined an explosive passing attack with a productive ground game, keeping the Victory Christian defense under pressure throughout the contest.