For the second-straight night, there was an upset in Gallagher-Iba Arena.

Great musicians are judged by the legacy they leave behind.

Christmas came early for me this year.

At the end of the 1998 football season, Oklahoma State football coach Bob Simmons hinted that their might be some changes in the coaching staff.

As the semester winds down, the Student Government Association fall session also draws to a close.

Two unique scholarships for continuing undergraduates are available through the University Scholarships office.

Bob Graalman, director of University Scholarships, said the Wentz scholarships are traditional scholarships for undergraduate students. To apply for these scholarships, students must fill out the application including the essays that show academic ability and performance, evidence of leadership and community service, well rounded academic aspirations and letters of reference by a faculty member.

It was only the fifth game of the season, but it was big.

History is interesting enough when I read it.

This weekend offers a chance to experience a cultural Christmas, courtesy of two student groups on campus.

For change to ever take place, there needs to be a reason.

After a long hiatus, the old-school rap group Digital Underground are back with "Who Got The Gravy?" The legendary big-nose rapper Humpty Hump, who has been in a Hans Solo-like deep freeze since 1993, has awakened to bring some flavor to the hip-hop world

Their first single, "Wind Me Up," is a welcome relief to the tired hip-hop out there now. As Humpty says in this track, "I’m a tell y’all what’s been missin’ from the rap game… this type of s–t!"

Humpty proves he still has what it takes with inventive lines that only he can come up with. And you can understand most of it, unlike today’s fast-talking, devoid of intonation, no word or line-stressing rappers. A big bass line and plenty of energy top off this single. Esinchill makes a guest appearance which really adds nothing to the single, but this track just can’t be denied, and is the best on the album.

OSU’s floriculture judging team’s annual poinsettia sale begins today to raise funds for a trip to the National Intercollegiate Floral Crop Quality Evaluation and Design Competition this April.

When I went to see "Celebrity" I knew absolutely nothing about it. I get into the theater and find out that it is

1. In black and white.

Imagine 24 wild feet that belong to 12 energetic second and third grade boys who are put into a small gymnasium with one Oklahoma State University student.

They call themselves The Bomb Squad, and for the past month they have gotten together every Tuesday night to have a little fun. John Lawton, international business junior, is their coach.

It is very refreshing to find a film like "Very Bad Things."

It stands out from the endless sea of very bad movies. I would consider it to be one of the best movies I have seen in the last three years.