There was one major obstacle in the past.

The U.S. is at risk for another surge in COVID-19 cases. CDC recommends travel only for those who are fully vaccinated.

[Opinion] “I feel like I’ve never experienced any physical racism, but a lot of things occur casually in conversation.”

The airport expansion projects costs 89 million dollar and is set to be completed in summer.

"As long as we have awesome volunteers, we will continue to host clinics until everyone is vaccinated."

Mauree is the first non-binary congressperson in the nation.

Completion of a coronavirus vaccine has been looming during, what feels like, the longest year ever.

The Southwestern wants to know which topics matter most to you when selecting your preferred candidate.

Benjamin Sandecki, a student from Tahlequah (Sequoyah) in the SWOSU College of Pharmacy, is participating in the Great Cycle Challenge.

The exchange program is so named to pay tribute to the commanders of the 1975 Apollo-Soyuz mission—Thomas Stafford and Alexei Leonov.

Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt (R) announced on Wednesday that he has been tested positive for Covid-19.

All three of SWOSU’s selections are underclassmen as freshmen Rebecca Lau and Georgia Miller joined sophomore Mikaela Rindermann.

Heston Brown, Kason Cook and Gregor Weck of the SWOSU Men’s Golf team have been announced as All-America Scholars.

Beta Beta Beta Biology Honor Society has been chosen as the outstanding chapter in the nation.

In response to the recent, brutal death of George Floyd, I want to reach out to the SWOSU community.

+++U.S. Covid-19 deaths now 100,000+++6,273 cases and 326 deaths in Oklahoma+++13 cases in Custer County, 11 in Weatherford+++

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus, the NCAA has suspended all remaining winter and spring sport championships.

+++U.S. Covid-19 deaths now 68,000+++4,044 cases and 238 deaths in Oklahoma+++11 cases in Custer County, 9 in Weatherford+++

+++U.S. Covid-19 deaths now 57,000 and 1,000,000 cases+++3,410 cases and 207 deaths in Oklahoma+++10 cases in Custer, 8 in Weatherford+++

+++President Trump: States can reopen if they want to+++Harvard researchers: Testing needs to triple+++

+++Harvard: Testing needs to triple+++41,000 deaths in U.S., 43 in Oklahoma+++President Trump: States can reopen if they want to+++

Covid-19 is hard to detect. Symptoms are often mild. This is dangerous, because you could pass on the virus to your loved ones.

+++President Trump: States can reopen if they want to+++2,465 cases and 136 deaths in Oklahoma+++Custer County remains at 7 cases+++

+++25,000 - U.S. has most coronavirus deaths globally+++125,000 deaths worldwide+++7 cases in Custer County+++Revenue losses at SWOSU+++

A lack of education is one of the social determinants of poor health.

+++Now more U.S. deaths than Italy+++94 deaths in Oklahoma+++Custer County remains at 5 cases+++SWOSU loses $1 million+++

The air we breathe, the water we drink, the food we eat and the condition of our homes all affect our health.

This week is National Public Health Week. The Southwestern will cover the topics assigned to each day. Wednesday: Violence Prevention.

Over 83,000 people have died worldwide from Covid-19, 13,000 in the U.S. and 79 in Oklahoma. SWOSU remains online over summer.

Bernie Sanders announced Wednesday morning he has ended his campaign for the Democratic nomination for the presidential elections.

The United States has the highest national spending on health care yet ranks low among its peers for maternal and infant mortality.

This week is National Public Health Week. The Southwestern covers the topics assigned to each day.

How is it to fly during the corona crisis? A Southwestern reporter tried it out.

More than 385,000 cases have been confirmed in the U.S., 1,472 in Oklahoma. SWOSU moves to online classes for Summer Semester 2020.

So sports were basically cancelled or postponed. Well, at least the major spring and winter sports were.

More than 200,000 cases have been confirmed in the U.S. and the number of deaths hits 4,500.

Over 180,000 cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the U.S., and more than 3,500 people died.

More than 115,000 cases have been confirmed in the U.S., and the number of deaths hits 1,800. What you need to know.

With COVID-19 spreading and many people staying at home, The Southwestern gives tips on how to deal with possible negative mental impacts.

What is happening at the moment? A Southwestern reporter ended up in Vegas - and was stunned.