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Tuition Fee Increase Does Not Significantly Impact Students' Mental Health
The rise of tuition fees does not have a long term impact on students' mental health, according to a recent study.
Measles Outbreaks Can Only Be Prevented By Vaccination
Eviction May Result in Depression, Poorer Health
University of Oklahoma Football Coach Bob Stoops, Players Stand With Demonstrators
University of California, Irvine's Controversial Student Government Bill Banning National Flags is Vetoed
University of Oklahoma President Delivers Timely, Decisive Address on SAE Racist Video
Supplemental Feeding May Increase the Population Of Endangered Avian Species
Jim Boeheim Addresses Syracuse Basketball's NCAA Sanctions: 'I'm Not Going Anywhere'
By Russell WesterholmAAUP Concerned Over American University Beirut's Work Permits For Foreign Hires
By Staff ReporterUniversity of Oklahoma President to Hold Press Conference Addressing Racist SAE Chant; Watch it LIVE
By Russell WesterholmBiomechanical Simulation Shows How Tablets, Smartphones Stress Joints And Muscles
By Staff ReporterSigma Alpha Epsilon Dismisses University of Oklahoma Chapter Over Racist Chant Caught on Tape
By Russell WesterholmDecreased Sex, Desire May Lead to Decline in Testosterone in Older Men
By Staff ReporterOnions Could Lower High Blood Sugar, Improve Cholesterol
By Staff ReporterSmoking Bans Don't Help People Quit
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