This spring, the comined Regional University Systems of Oklahoma (RUSO) universities celebrated a total of 4,973 graduates, underscoring the significant impact RUSO graduates have on the state. Here’s a breakdown of the total graduates from each RUSO institution: East Central University (ECU): 427 graduates Northeastern State University (NSU): 1,072 graduates Northwestern Oklahoma State University (NWOSU): 225 graduates Southeastern Oklahoma State University (SE): 823 graduates, the largest graduating class in the university’s history.

OKLAHOMA CITY — HB 3936 was recently signed into law which updates the law with clear and concise language that will help prosecute crimes related to child sexual abuse. The term “child sexual abuse material” more accurately captures the nature of the material and the sexual exploitation of minors and better encompasses multiple media formats such as images, videos, and other digital content.

LEXINGTON — The Lexington Assessment and Reception Center Deputy Warden Tasha Parker was arrested for the introduction of contraband into a penal institution. She was terminated from her position yesterday.

The following statement is in response to a recent story by The Oklahoman concerning a group disturbance at the Lawton Correctional and Rehabilitation Center. Contrary to the opinions of certain people, what transpired at Lawton Correctional and Rehabilitation Facility on Friday was not a riot; it was a group disturbance.

A federal court has determined that state health care plans must pay for surgeries for males who wish to appear as females and vice versa. The ruling comes amid heated debate over whether it is safe for children to receive life-altering surgeries and treatments for a condition called dysphoria, classified as a mental disorder.

Majority of Northwestern’s Anti-Semitism Task Force members resign over deal with protesters The backlash over the settlement of Northwestern University with pro-Palestinian protesters continues to mount. In a letter acquired by The Daily Northwestern, seven out of 11 members of the “President’s Advisory Committee on Preventing Antisemitism and Hate” resigned this week in protest.