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A “fact-finding mission” will be conducted to determine what happened the day a witness reported to Stillwater police that a group of men was beating another man near Virginia Avenue and Stallard Street, said Ival Gregory, manager of the Office of Fraternity and Sorority Affairs.

OSU Student Government Association will discuss and possibly debate sending a resolution to state legislators “condemning” Oklahoma lawmakers who recently turned down a copy of the Quran.

For the past couple of weeks, the Oklahoma State football players have been hearing constantly that they control their own destiny in the Big 12 South race.

The Oklahoma State University women’s soccer team begins its journey toward the Big 12 championship tonight against the University of Kansas in San Antonio.

OSU coach Sean Sutton described freshman guard James Anderson’s 15-point exhibition debut Friday by saying, “He could play better.”

The Cowgirl basketball team picked up another exhibition victory Tuesday night, but the script wasn’t quite the same in this game as it was in the first.

A new intramural sports policy could balance the unfair point advantage that greek teams have over individual groups if the Advisory Board approves it this spring.

Last week, four students decided to try to unify the student body by getting it to wear black to the Texas game.

Guy Fawkes and a group of Roman Catholics plotted to blow up the Houses of Parliament in London on Nov. 5, 1605.

Stillwater used to have a fire department to brag about.

Our biggest guilty pleasure returned last night for its third season on Bravo.

The shiny metal hot-dog cart with its bi-colored umbrella sitting outside of Willie’s Saloon is a regular — and in some cases, an extremely needed or welcomed — sight for people who frequent Washington Street late at night.

That dollar bill sitting in your wallet could have traveled all over the country, touched millions of hands and been spent on countless items.

The newly named bookstore, Chapters, is boosting book sales in the Student Union.

Fall has arrived and that can mean only one thing: OSU Physical Plant employees are hard at work keeping the campus beautiful and leaf-free.

Stillwater’s fire and ambulance system once was renowned as the state’s finest, but a lack of financing could compromise the city’s health and rescue services.