Features
Ending the normalization of sexual abuse
Many people are aware of how harmful the initial act of rape is, but it is less commonly known just how seemingly inconsequential statements, questions, or jokes have the effect... Read More →
Ella Fitzgerald: 100 years of jazz with the queen
The tinkling sound of an old stage piano riding on the bellows of the bass flows from my earbuds. As I close my eyes, I hear the trumpets sounding the... Read More →
Fighting Oklahoma’s opioid epidemic
On October 8, 2002 at age 14, Rob Kenyon was hit by a car. He suffered 13 broken ribs, collapsed lungs and lost nearly a liter of blood. Doctors put... Read More →
Succeeding in college as a single mother
The sound of the alarm clock can be heard bellowing throughout the Colbart home at 7 in the morning. After a few flutters of her eyes trying to meet the... Read More →
Derby Life
Courtney Cole laces up her neon yellow and blue roller skates. Her blinding skates, bright purple hair, and fuchsia-colored tights make her stand out like a peacock in a sea... Read More →
Movie Review: Get Out
Sometimes it’s hard to separate the hype from the end product. Films such as “La La Land” had a level of hype impossible to deliver upon, even for its most... Read More →
How to Make a Timeless Wardrobe
After watching “The Devil Wears Prada” for the millionth time, I think about how the main character, Andy, switches her wardrobe from drab to fab in a matter of seconds.... Read More →
I’m Sorry for the Grief: A Letter to My Grandmother
For the first time in my life, I dreaded going back home. I was working at the time. I stood inside the Oklahoma State Capitol getting pictures of the State... Read More →
“I REFUSE!” – How a man should get a pedicure
“I got a pedicure once and it was actually amazing,” he said. “My feet felt great.”... Read More →
Study abroad with OCCC
Imagine exploring and roaming the streets of Costa Rica, London or Greece for college credit. Sound appealing? Oklahoma City Community College and Oklahoma Study Abroad work together to give students... Read More →
