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Double or Nothing

This year on the campus of Oklahoma Wesleyan University there are at least four sets of twins.

Why Ideas Matter

OKWU is giving away one year’s free tuition to the student who bests conveys why Ideas Matter.

Ask the Eagle

If Steve Briggs makes all the 3 point shots to win the Goldie’s chicken-fried steak dinners for everyone, would the NAIA concede the national championship to OKWU?

Spring Play Cancelled

Low interest and turnout at a recent tryout were among the reasons why director Denise Jarmola had to cancel the 2010 spring play.

“If you ask anyone on our team what its like to be a part of this team, they all will respond that we are not a team but a family of brothers that God has a hand of favor on. That gives us the strength to do amazing things and make history here at OKWU.”

Flooding in Residence Halls

“When we got outside it looked like a huge water fall coming off of the roof!”

Light thru the Darkness: Stories from Haiti

Haiti is still facing many hurdles before any sense of normalcy can return.

Reflection on Black History Month

Although many blacks see this month as a time to be proud of where they have come, it has also become a rude reminder of the hyphen that divides a black-American, from a white-American.

OKWU Baseball Team Has Power

Better grades, hard work ethic, a winning season, and a group of gentlemen who glorify Christ on and off the field are team goals for this season.

Chantri Harper performs in Doc Lacy’s

With over 500 public appearances, a CD in the making, acquiring a manager, producer, and publicist, freshman Chantri Harper is a star in the making.

Eagles Welcome New Coach with New Attitude

This year’s Oklahoma Wesleyan University baseball team has started on the right track with a current 3-0 record. It is a promising start for a great season for Kelley as well as the Eagles.

OKWU Students Reach Out To Haiti

“We as Christians should always lend a hand when people are in need.”

How do you know they’re “the one”?

For OKWU students, relationship questions are common topics of late night discussions in residence halls, cafeteria dinner ponderings, and even academic conversations in some classes. How did the couples we asked determine who they were going to marry?

Ask the Eagle

Ask the Eagle is still willing and waiting to answer your serious and off-the-wall questions!

Doc Lacy’s Date Table Hits Campus

Kelly Hunt, sophomore, and Kyle Gudmunson, freshman, are two students taking a chance on love by sitting at the Date Table. In January 2010, Doc Lacy’s campus coffee house unveiled the newest addition to OKWU’s romantic traditions.

Student Leadership Positions Available

Applications for Resident Assistants and Student Mentors are due Monday, February 15.

Best and Worst Valentine’s Memories

OKWU community members share the experiences they would like to relive… and those they would rather forget!

Ask the Eagle: A bizzare question gets an honest answer

“If you had to chose…”

Snow Days – What?!

So what goes into the decision to close the university for a snow day?

OKWU Tweets to Connect

Twitter has invaded Oklahoma Wesleyan University campus. With Twitter contests and Tweetups, OKWU is encouraging faculty and students to become Twitter-friendly and communicate.

Snow Day?! What to do?

A Winter Storm Warning has been issued for Bartlesville this weekend. If OKWU gets hit hard by ice and snow – what can you do on campus?

Quest for the Best: Great finds in the search for online textbooks

Shopping for books online can save students a considerable amount of money, even if they have to wait an extra week or so.

Love. Mercy. Denver.

This year a team of 15 students went to Denver to oversee conference security operations. They also acted as college representatives and conference participants.

Preparing for Graduate School

Students considering graduate studies have several questions about the process.

I’m Thankful for…

“Friends that are always there, my family, and the chance to be a nurse. And music videos about elves.” Lisa Lord, junior.

Ask the Eagle: How will pending legislation affect my financial aid?

Yes, the government is considering sweeping changes to the student loan process.

Thanksgiving Traditions

Whatever your family traditions are for the holidays, have fun and be safe!

What Happens After Graduation?!

Each year Oklahoma Wesleyan University graduates an average of 150 traditional students who go on to get jobs, get married and find ways to spend their time that do not include semesters and class schedules.

“Will You Go With Me?”

Winter Banquet this year will be held at Grace Community Church and themed “Christmas in Europe.”

Church Planting takes Root for OKWU Graduates

This past summer, students from Oklahoma Wesleyan University lived in the unexpected – learning to fully rely on the Lord and his timing. Church plant ministry teams were formed and dispersed across the country to equip churches with support and extra help.

OKWU Honors U.S. Flag on Veteran’s Day

Students and military members Andrew Oleson and Dustin Thompson joined Business faculty member and National Guard officer Emile Hawkins in sharing what each fold of the flag represents.

Church Planting Takes Root for OKWU Graduates

Barn Bash 2009!

The annual Barn Bash proved to be entertaining for students!

University Responds to Flu Concerns

College students are at a higher risk for catching any sickness, as they are known for their late nights and lower cleanliness standards, factors that contribute to a weaker immune system.

No-Shave November Returns!

This one month is a time of freedom for students—freedom to neglect their razors and go a little unkempt. It’s called No Shave November. As alarming as it may sound, the idea is simple: 30 days without shaving.

Volleyball Team Has New Attitude

“We are proving to ourselves that even though the season didn’t start like we wanted it to, we have the power and ability to make it end like we want it to.”

Hallowe’en: What area religious leaders say about the scariest day of the year

Many people call it Halloween. To others, it’s All Hallow’s Eve. Followers of “Earth-centered” pagan religions still refer to it by its ancient name: Samhain. But for American culture in the 2000s, one word seems to define the 31st day of October better than any other – cash.