The fifth annual Murdaugh Hall Barbarian Horde Football game. Photos by Garett Fisbeck

The University of Central Oklahoma will re-open at 10:00 A.M. Monday, February 1, 2010.
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Would you ever think that ten dollars could buy you clean water for a whole year? An Edmond charity is rasing money to do just that for earthquake victims in Haiti. The Water is Life organization says an average child in developing countries like Haiti gets eight ounces of water a day and most of [...]

The West and Wescott Sports Talk Show and their hosts, Chris Wescott and Anthony West, have moved to ED 90.1 HD 2. They are live every Friday from noon to three. Contact the guys at thewestandwescottshow@gmail.com and listen live every friday on itunes, or there is a link on the front page of uco360.com to [...]

The UCO Police Services have several programs in place to keep students and faculty safe.

Photos by Garett Fisbeck

Students at the University of Central Oklahoma are collaborating with other students and teachers across the state to contribute to relief in Haiti.

Students for Haiti was organized by UCO student Dwight Clark, a senior political science major, in response to the images he saw on the news following the catastrophic earthquake.

The UCO Department of Nursing is preparing itself for reaccreditation in February by the National League of Nursing Accrediting Commission.

Every year the department of nursing must go through an evaluation of its program.

The University of Central Oklahoma will host a Health Profession Fair Wednesday, Jan. 27 at Howell Hall Atrium.

The event is co-sponsored by Pre-Med/Health Professions Club and UCO Career Services

The end of the recent fall semester marked not only the passage of another term, but for some the culmination of a successfully completed college career.

For a small, unfortunate group of graduates, that experience was one rendered incomplete by the slightest lacking detail.