The University of Central Oklahoma football coaches approached Wantland Stadium Monday, with hopes of finding a few athletes to help fill the team’s 90-man roster. The Bronchos held open tryouts on the afternoon of Aug. 30, just two days after the team lost their season opener to the Pittsburgh State Gorillas, 31-20. UCO, who is [...]

Students can now search for a roomate, lease a place for rent, or pick up some low cost furniture all in one convenient place.

You might not even know it exists, but on the fourth floor in the Nigh University Center is the home of the Alcohol and Drug Abuse Prevention office. A place for walk-ins and referrals alike, the office has been at UCO for over two and a half years providing prevention plans for alcohol and drug [...]

The Edmond City Council and the Character Council of Edmond recently recognized UCO Executive Vice President Steve Kreidler as a “Champion of Character”. Kreidler was honored specifically for his character trait of endurance. How does the Edmond Character Council recognize somebody? Council President Jim Hulsey explains, “First step, each month, are the newspaper ads that [...]

UCO student and businessman James Bost is the recipient of the Louis D. Nagi Memorial Endowed Scholarship from UCO’s College of Business Adminstration. Bost, 46, whose master’s is in business adminstration, was honored to have his name recognized as the 2010 recipient of the Louis D. Nagi Memorial Endowed Scholarship and included amongst those having [...]

The University of Central Oklahoma has been recognized for maintaining green, environment-friendly practices. The Forensic Science Institute building at UCO was the first  university building in the state to receive the LEED (Leadership Energy Environment Design) certificate for its sustainable construction and design from the U.S. Green Building Council.   LEED acts as an independent party [...]

The Oklahoma City Fire Department and the OKC City Council are looking at all pieces of the ambulance and EMT services puzzle as the council comes to a conclusion on whether to not to renew the contract with EMSA.

Mold was found again on UCO’s campus in the Mass Communications building in Room 133A the week before classes began. Students and professors have experienced respiratory problems and the school has taken steps to remove the fungus.

Decals will be available for pick-up after ten business days at the transportation and parking services office, in the room 309.

To get a parking decal, students need to go to their UCONNECT account and follow the campus announcement that says parking decals now available.
The UCO ID is your Banner or Student ID, and the UCO PIN is your UCONNECT PIN.

Any Commuter decal order made after the first 8,000 orders, will be required to park in Parking Lots 1, 2, 2A, 3, and 53 up to September 30, from 7 a.m. – 4 p.m, and students will be told if you fall into this category. These decals will be marked by TPS and cannot be altered.

For more information, contact the transportation and parking services at 974-2780.
And again, to order your parking decal follow the link “parking decals now available” in your UCONNECT account.

Student Involvement Fair. The event will take place on August 25, 2010 at Bronchos Lake from 9:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.