All posts by Savannah Melher / Editor
Social Media is Taking Our Humanity
Facebook is addictive. Our phones are enablers. The chief executive officer of Facebook, Mark Zuckerberg, testified in front of Congress this week to discuss the leak of millions of users’... Read More →
Teachers Fed Up With Low Education Funding
Allie Morris, is an aspiring teacher in Oklahoma. Today, Morris faces a reality that all public-school teachers in the state face: the average teacher’s salary is aorund $42,000 a year,... Read More →
Poetry Connects Humans Through Experience
National Poetry Month is the largest literary celebration in the world, with tens of millions of readers, students, K-12 teachers, librarians, booksellers, publishers, bloggers, and, of course, poets marking poetry’s... Read More →
Logics Latest Album is All About the Vibe
Within a week of the release of the mixtape “Bobby Tarantino II,” rapper Logic topped the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 chart yet again. The mixtape dropped on... Read More →
Pulitzer Prize Winner Bob Woodward to Speak at OCCC
On March 26, 1943, a legend was born. Seventy-five years would pass before this man would find his way to Oklahoma City Community College. Bob Woodward is a well-known and... Read More →
Thunder Closes Out Season Against Memphis
The Oklahoma City Thunder have earned their way into the playoffs. After Wednesday’s night game against the Memphis Grizzlies, the Thunder closed out their regular season, 137-123. Paul George said... Read More →
“State of Despair” Protestor felt “Intimidated” During Teacher Walkout
A Native American advocate said she was questioned by state troopers during the teacher walking because she displayed the same banner she showed during Governor Mary Fallin’s from state of... Read More →
Watergate Reporter to Speak at OCCC
OCCC is proud to host legendary Watergate reporter Bob Woodward. Come join us... Read More →
Teachers Push for Increase in Education Funding
Monday, thousands of school teachers, students and others gathered around the Oklahoma State Capitol building to call to attention the poor funding public schools have received. Teachers from across Oklahoma... Read More →
Opinion: More Guns Create More Problems
April 2, 2018 0 202The argument for owning a gun for safety is not valid in every case. When I was in middle school, my mother, sister, and I almost became victims of gun... Read More →