Doug Hill

Having a wealth of talents can lead to a joyous variety of distractions. Alissa Branch is a University of Oklahoma Assistant Professor of Acting in the School of Drama’s BFA

It came as no surprise that Mike Hosty wrote a song about the crucial role a free press plays in our democracy. He’s a Journalism School graduate of the University

Steve “Wampus” Reynolds has a new comedy show the first Wednesday of every month at Legally Brewed, 123 W. Main. Doug Hill | For The Transcript

Norman serves as inspiration for many of musician Beau Jennings’ lyrical compositions. Residing here for much of his life this place is rich with the kinds of stories that spark

Rodolfo Machado making remarks last month in Norman about the Machado Silvetti Collection of Frankoma Pottery donated to OU.

Over the telephone people started mistaking Kim Griffin (née Green) for her parents when she was around six years old. Today her womanly pipes still have a low register. She

The Gabriel Bird dentistry office building mural provides a hospitable howdy to east bound Main Street travelers. Doug Hill | For The Transcript

Norman’s Shevaun Williams had her initial artistic epiphany as a young photographer in an exotic locale on another continent. That may explain why she still has wanderlust for far flung

A common misconception is that Indigenous people and their traditions are static in time. Nothing could be further from the truth. The past influences Natives and how they think about

Life on the farm in what’s now southeast Norman residential subdivisions was where artist John Tullius’ creativity was first realized. As a boy in the 1960s teachers recognized his preternatural