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Authorities said police charged former Oklahoma State receiver and NFL hopeful Adarius Bowman with simple possession of marijuana Wednesday near his hometown of Chattanooga, Tenn.

The Southern Golf Association named Oklahoma State junior Trent Leon the National Amateur of the Month for March following his first career collegiate victory.

Tragedy keeps following Darnell Jackson.

After a quick 2-0 start from the Oklahoma Sooners during Bedlam softball Wednesday night, OU quickly saw its momentum come to a screeching halt.

Twelve hundred pairs of shoes lay across Library Lawn Wednesday for National Kick Butts Day to represent the 1,200 people who die every day in the U.S. from tobacco and secondhand smoke.

A House Committee passed legislation declaring English the state’s official language Wednesday following a tense hearing where House members silenced officials of Oklahoma-based Indian tribes opposing the bill.

Because the U.S. Census Bureau named Stillwater Oklahoma’s fastest growing city, it is common to see housing additions popping up all over town — most recently on Library Lawn.

Drinking alcohol in more places in Stillwater, including downtown, could soon be a possibility — with a few restrictions.

The State Senate shot down a bill that would have allowed active military, trained law enforcement officers and veterans to carry a concealed handgun on universities and college campuses Tuesday.Senate excludes concealed weapon bill from agenda

Student Government Association senators voted to give $3,000 to student groups during Wednesday night’s Senate meeting.

The world has seen Simon Pegg hunt down zombies (“Shaun of the Dead”) and uncover an evil secret society (“Hot Fuzz”), both with the aid of multiple firearms and explosive devices, but he finds himself in unfamiliar territory in the romantic comedy “Run, Fat Boy, Run.”

If you were to put the vocal stylings of Zooey Deschanel, Régine Chassagne (of Arcade Fire) and post-“I Megaphone” Imogen Heap in a blender, the silky smooth sonorous result would be Greta Salpeter.

With driving beats, catchy lyrics and circus themes, Panic At The Disco caught my ear in a big way circa winter 2006.

Physical Plant’s computer system didn’t report the problem, so they didn’t discover it until March, said Physical Plant director of operations and management.

Young business professionals encouraged OSU students to pursue their dreams as living examples that hard work leads to success.