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Joplin High School’s Jaxon Landis, Presley Renger sign NLI
A pair of Joplin athletes put pen to paper this afternoon, signing to play collegiate sports! Jaxon Landis is heading to Friends University for baseball while Presley Renger will be attending TCU for equestrian. See more details below.
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West Tulsa pastor opens church doors to help Webster High School community grieve after deadly crash
TULSA, Okla. - As the Webster High School community mourns the loss of a student killed in a crash on the Turner Turnpike, one West Tulsa pastor is opening his church doors to give students, families and neighbors a place to grieve together. Pastor Scott Bryan of Cognizant Church said...
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Indigenous food sovereignty group finds right fit with move to University of Tulsa
The move of an Indigenous food law and policy group to the University of Tulsa was already underway when the organization’s co-founder was named the school’s next president. In 2012, Stacy Leeds, a Cherokee Nation citizen, was coming off a class-action settlement with the U.S. Department of Agriculture...
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Rogers State eyes downtown Tulsa expansion with proposed Atlas School acquisition
TULSA, Okla. - Rogers State University wants to expand its presence in downtown Tulsa by taking over the Atlas School near Archer Street and Cheyenne Avenue. The university’s president is asking the board of regents to approve the acquisition, which would give RSU access to the school’s equipment, curriculum and downtown lease.
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Dewey Football Prepares for Playoff Bout With Washington Friday
The Dewey Bulldoggers are getting ready for their first playoff game since 2019. The Bulldoggers finished the regular season 6-4 with four district wins. Dewey clinched a playoff spot with a win at Bethel two weeks ago, 36-30. The Bulldoggers lost to three 2A-I teams during the regular season, including the top seed in the division in Cascia Hall, that are expected to make runs in the playoffs.
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Morris Public Schools mourns death of seventh-grade student
Morris Public Schools is mourning the death of a seventh-grade student. The district shared the news in a Facebook message to its school community, expressing condolences to the student’s family and acknowledging the impact of the loss on students, staff and families. “The loss of a child is something...
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First Watch: Stuff You Should Know
OSU Has a Written Plan to Join Forces With TCC. Oklahoma Watch Got It. Oklahoma State University President Jim Hess made headlines in September when he floated the idea of merging with Tulsa Community College at a Tulsa Press Club event. What most people didn’t know: he’d already been circulating a detailed written roadmap for months.
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OSU’s vision for Tulsa higher education could reshape TCC — and its $60 million in tax revenue
Oklahoma State University’s president has put the state’s largest community college system on notice that he has a vision for a merger that would create a simpler path to a bachelor’s degree in Tulsa. Jim Hess’s public pronouncement at a Tulsa Press Club event in September sent...
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Two Tulsa high schools make significant graduation gains despite statewide decline
TULSA, Okla. - Oklahoma’s latest school report cards show fewer schools receiving low grades, but the state’s reported four-year graduation rate has declined. While the statewide graduation rate dropped, two Tulsa high schools—McLain High School for Science and Technology and Daniel Webster High School—were among a small group of schools showing significant improvement.
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OSU’s Vision for Tulsa Higher Education Could Reshape TCC — and Its $60 Million in Tax Revenue
Oklahoma State University’s president has put the state’s largest community college system on notice that he has a vision for a merger that would create a simpler path to a bachelor’s degree in Tulsa. Jim Hess’s public pronouncement at a Tulsa Press Club event in September sent...
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The Collegian issues encyclical against UTulsa Gazette
Editorial opinion reaffirms journalistic excommunication, offers new guidance to readers. In a highly anticipated announcement last Friday, Nov. 6, The Collegian’s editor-in-chief, Aiden Hoogstra, issued an encyclical decrying the UTulsa Gazette. He called for readers of The Collegian to ignore news from the publication, condemn it on social media and shun its staff and writers. The advisory judgement comes from the Vicar of Kronkite’s close interpretation of The AP-Stylic See’s precedent in similar matters, including past messages in The Collegian’s staff group chat, email correspondences from prior editors-in-chief and his own personal musings. The ruling comes after the UTulsa Gazette recently made a small resurgence on Instagram and Yik Yak after decades of dormancy.
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Liberty and Central Are Playoff Bound, But a Coin Toss in a Catfish Parking Lot Decided Their Fate
Nba logo on gradient background - Created by the Sports On Tap desk | Source : Sports On Tap (team logos property of their respective owners) The Oklahoma high school football playoff picture got absolutely wild: three programs, Gore, Liberty, and Central high schools, found their postseason dreams on the line, settled not on the […]