Anusha Fathepure is a journalist and writer based in Norman, Oklahoma. She writes for the University of Oklahoma Student Media, covering a wide range of topics including local news, campus events, and community issues. Her work has also been featured in The Oklahoman.
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Anusha Fathepure's coverage predominantly focuses on local education and political matters in Oklahoma, with a significant emphasis on announcements and expert commentary. If you are looking to reach out to her, consider providing insights related to university policies, student government activities, or local government decisions in Norman.
Given the themes Anusha covers such as Education and Politics at a local level, she may be interested in receiving pitches about educational initiatives, campus events with socio-political significance within the state of Oklahoma. Additionally, given the high percentage of Government Announcements covered by her articles it is clear that she gives priority to covering official statements from authorities or institutions.
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By: Anusha Fathepure
The Oklahoma City Council will consider a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza on Tuesday.
The Oklahoma City Council tabled a resolution calling for a ceasefire in Gaza on Tuesday.
By: Anusha Fathepure
Supporters of a state question to raise the minimum wage in Oklahoma received $1.84 million in contributions through the first half of the year.
By: Anusha Fathepure
On Monday, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service recommended seeking protections for the regal fritillary , a large, silver-spotted, orange and blackish-gray butterfly.
By: Anusha Fathepure, Annie Davenport
OU President Joseph Harroz Jr. during the first day of classes on August 19.
By: Anusha Fathepure
In a 2008 study, 42 women logged on for computer chess matches against anonymous opponents. Some of them won, some of them lost.
By: Tristen Lewis
The OU Career Center debuted the Career Closet on Friday in partnership with the OU Food Pantry.
By: Anusha Fathepure, Edward Reali
A federal lawsuit filed that claims the Cleveland County Detention Center staff recklessly disregarded Shannon Hanchett’s constitutional rights and contributed to her in-custody death has been dismissed.
By: Anusha Fathepure
A Cleveland County judge on Wednesday called for more time to consider how much the public can know regarding a lawsuit seeking the release of investigative reports generated by the
By: Anusha Fathepure
Following a welfare check Thursday afternoon, the Norman Police Department is investigating the death of two toddlers believed to have been accidentally left in a car.
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