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Juneteenth: A Brief History 
May 19, 2021: Campus Operating Update 
Monday, Feb. 15, 2021: Shift to Virtual/Telework Feb. 16-19, 2021 Juneteenth has been known by many names: National Independence Day, Freedom Day, Jubilee Day. And now, as a national holiday. President Joe Biden, June 17, 2021, officially recognized Juneteenth, which commemorates the end of slavery in the United States, as a national holiday. The University of Central Oklahoma is displaying its unconditional support of this […]
Dear Broncho Community, Today, we pause to remember and honor those who have valiantly sacrificed in service to our country through the armed forces. The souls of these individuals are connected by courage, selflessness, duty, and pride. Our freedom has been won and defended through the extraordinary efforts of these citizens who have chosen to […]
Dear Broncho Family, The year 2020 will be one to remember! The metro has been devastated by an early ice storm weeks before leaves have let go of their branches for the winter. Our beautiful tree-filled campus has sustained extensive damage from the storm. Our green spaces are littered with the debris of tree limbs broken from […]
Being one of the first institutions of higher education in the state, UCO has a rich history that includes some myths and mysteries that endure even today. In the spooky spirit of Halloween, we sat down with Nicole Willard, the university archivist, to learn more about the myths and mysteries that haunt the Central campus. […]
Are you interested in giving back to the community? What about finding lifelong friends? Or developing leadership skills and becoming a part of a national network or support? Then joining a fraternity or sorority may be for you! Fraternity and sorority life at UCO has been around for more than 60 years with more than […]
For many, the thought of parking on campus brings on headaches, frustration, maybe even tears. You can put away the ibuprofen and tissues because we are here to help you survive campus parking. The first step is getting a parking permit for your car. If you don’t have one, stop reading and go purchase one from […]
Have you ever wondered what it is like to be the UCOSA President? Well, now you have the chance to finally know! UCOSA President Remington Dean is here to tell you all about what it is like to the President of UCOSA at UCO. What does your typical day as UCOSA President look like? My […]
It’s Integrity Week at Central, but what does integrity really mean? We turned to three standout Central students to highlight the importance of character, honesty, trust and influence and to tell you what integrity is to them. To live with Integrity this week, check out these Integrity Week events and take the Integrity Pledge. To […]
You’ve gotten involved. You’ve shown your school spirit. Now, it’s time to be a good sport and support your fellow Bronchos through UCO Athletics! We asked UCO Athletics about the ins-and-outs of supporting student-athletes, and here’s what they had to say. Did you know that the Bronchos have won 19 national titles? In fact, Central’s […]
There’s an age-old question at Central that circulates among new and prospective students, community members and the general public – why in the world is Bronchos spelled with an “h?” We all know that many other schools, who also happen to have Buddy-like mascots, spell their names without the alphabet’s magic eighth letter, so why […]
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