Oklahoma Archives

	From Jerseys to Dresses: A Sooner Girl's Guide to Tailgating Fashion By Sarah Hauptman September 29, 2011 - 1:52pm College gamedays are no longer just for the guys. Each week, women at the University of Oklahoma step out in their best for football gamedays. Nowadays, there are countless ways to show your Sooner spirit when roaming the tailgates on any given Saturday. Here is a review of some of the hottest looks and trends in crimson and cream: READ MORE
	Honor Society President Caroline Ward By Jillian Ward September 29, 2011 - 10:52am As the 2011-2012 Gamma Beta Phi President, Caroline Ward is not only a chem-whiz, but she is also dedicated to helping other students maintain good grades and get involved in the community. The Chemistry senior from Arlington, TX, first got involved with Gamma Beta Phi, a service organization requiring a GPA in OU's top 20 percent, at the end of her freshman year. She became a member and acted as chapter secretary before being elected GBP president for the 2011-12 term. READ MORE
	An Oklahoma Girl's Thoughts on Joining the Dots Fashion Revolution By Emily Nicholls September 28, 2011 - 2:46pm Over the summer, the fashionable, yet affordable, clothing store Dots opened a new location in Norman. The store tagline is "Love the Looks. Love the Prices," so I took my friend Jackie along for a shopping trip to see if her opinion of the store matched the slogan. READ MORE
	Zachary Carrel '12 By Sarah Hauptman September 26, 2011 - 8:10pm READ MORE
	Dots Norman Fashion Party By Kali Carter September 26, 2011 - 1:39pm There's a fashion revolution happening at the University of Oklahoma this fall. With a new store open in Norman, Dots is hosting a fashion party Wednesday, Sept. 28. Take a break from studying to check out the highlights: READ MORE
	5 Websites Guaranteed to Satisfy Your Need to Procrastinate By Jillian Ward September 26, 2011 - 12:56pm If you’re like most other college students, then you may have a desk job that doesn’t always keep you on your toes or a subconscious need to put off studying for that test until midnight the night before. Well you’re in luck, because in all the years I have spent procrastinating I have discovered multiple entertaining sites for delaying all means of productivity. Here is the compiled list: READ MORE
	First Day of Fall By Kali Carter September 23, 2011 - 4:10pm Sooner football fans began setting up their tailgating tents along Lindsey Street across from the Oklahoma Memorial Stadium early Friday morning. With a little over 24 hours until the kickoff against Mizzou, most Sooner fans would say this is a great first day of fall. READ MORE
	Welcome to Her Campus Oklahoma By Kali Carter September 23, 2011 - 4:04pm Not sure if that belt goes with your gameday/tailgating outfit? We have the latest trends in fashion. Looking for the name of the cute boy in your psychology class? He just may be this week's campus cutie. Can't remember where that career fair is you read about last week? Find the information in the upcoming events. Her Campus Oklahoma is the Sooner collegiette's guide to life! We've got you covered when it comes to fashion, celebs, trends, boys, events, health, nutrition, and everything in between. Since the launch of our site Sept. 13, we have had a number of writers working on content for the women at the University of Oklahoma. Be sure to check the site daily for the latest news, photos, polls, events, celebs, and cuties spotted at OU....
	Moving Sooners/Moving Planet Walk By Kali Carter September 22, 2011 - 11:45am The Moving Sooners/Moving Planet walk takes place this Saturday in Norman. The walk, which will help educate people on climate change, begins at Sarkey's Energy Center, 100 E. Boyd St., and will end on the other side of campus at the National Weather Center, 120 David L. Boren Blvd. Walking between the two buildings will symbolize the link between energy and weather. Although it is not well known, it is true that the impact of climate change falls mostly on women and the global poor. The walk is part of a worldwide movement to move beyond fossil fuels. Come walk and get moving on the climate crisis. The walk will end with refreshments and speeches at the National Weather Center. READ MORE...
	A Collegiette's Guide to Austin City Limits By Kali Carter September 13, 2011 - 12:00am This weekend, college students from around the country will flock to Austin, Texas, to take part in the Austin City Limits Music Festival (ACL). With more than 130 acts from around the world performing in a variety of genres, it is no surprise that ACL remains one of the top music festivals in the U.S. READ MORE