Give a Bolivian family a pack of water — $5. Clean their entire irrigation system from 800 years of silver contamination — priceless. The OU Engineers Without Borders chapter is planning a trip to Potosi, Bolivia, to help improve the region’s water system, said Robert Knox, adviser to the organization.

A team of OU researchers traveled to Antarctica in search of clues to the Earth’s climate system earlier this year.

While most people spend spring break at the beach with friends or catching up on rest and relaxation, a group of OU Health Sciences Center students are going to Haiti for a different type of break.

Sen. Tom Coburn, R-Oklahoma, changed his status on a bill at 3 p.m. Tuesday after OU students engaged in an 11-night, 12-day demonstration showing their discontent with one of Coburn’s decisions.

A Norman man identified by his mother as a suspect wanted for the Feb. 8 armed robbery of the Mr. ShortStop convenience store was arrested Tuesday, Norman Police reports stated.

OU officials are denying allegations that the university was planning to give a plot of land to the State Medical Examiner’s office.

OKLAHOMA CITY — The Medical Examiners office has released the autopsy results of OU senior Julia Gilbert.

Karaoke singing, magic tricks and battling dojos were all part of Japan Night, a show hosted Tuesday by the Japanese Student Association.

A listing of the most dangerous forms of radiation that cause skin cancer now includes a new item: tanning beds, according to the Skin Cancer Foundation.