Tornado Update

Monday's severe weather did not hit Oklahoma Christian, but please be weather aware and stay safe. Graduate classes have been canceled for tonight. 

We will continue to assess how the campus community can help those who have been impacted by the storm. Please keep those families in your prayers.

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  • OC signee Brazil helps team win prep state soccer title

    NOBLE, Okla. (May 11, 2013) – Oklahoma Christian women’s soccer signee Sophia Brazil will enter the Lady Eagles’ program as a two-time state champion. Brazil, a forward for Deer Creek High School in Edmond, helped the Antlers win their second straight Oklahoma Class 5A high school girls title with a 2-1 decision over Carl Albert High School of Midwest City on Friday night in Noble. It was the first time in Deer Creek history that any of its athletic teams won consecutive ...

  • Andrews, Burgess, Cobble receive NCCAA regional awards

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 11, 2013) – On the heels of winning the National Christian College Athletic Association Central Region title, OC baseball coach Lonny Cobble and two of his players have received individual regional awards. Cobble, in his first season at OC, has been named as the Central Region coach of the year. The Eagles, 8-34 a year ago, will take a 25-23 mark into next week’s NCCAA World Series in Mason, Ohio – the program’s first appearance in a national ...

  • O’Steen joins OC women’s basketball coaching staff

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 10, 2013) – Katy O’Steen, who just completed an honor-filled career with Oklahoma Christian’s women’s basketball team, will serve as a student assistant coach for the Lady Eagles during the 2013-14 season, OC head coach Stephanie Findley said Friday. O’Steen, from Durant, led OC to the National Christian College Athletic Association Central Region championship and a fourth-place finish at the NCCAA Championship this past March. She was named as ...

  • KFOR features OC game design program

    KFOR recently featured Oklahoma Christian University professor Jeff Price in its "Is This a Great State or What?" series. Price leads OC's gaming and animation program, which earned Oklahoma Christian national recognition from The Princeton Review. OC received honorable mention on The Review's list saluting the best undergraduate schools in the U.S. and Canada to study video game design. Price also has vintage arcade games like Space Invaders, Pong, Defender and Centipede in his OC office. He ...

  • Champs! Eagles win first postseason title since ’72, beating Ecclesia

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 9, 2013) – Oklahoma Christian’s baseball resume, to be honest, has been a bit thin through the years, at least when it came to championships. The Eagles beefed it up considerably on Thursday with an historic win that featured a dramatic finish. OC beat Ecclesia (Ark.) 5-1 at Dobson Field to win the National Christian College Athletic Association Central Region title, the Eagles’ first postseason crown in 41 years, and ended the game by turning their first ...

  • Eagles beat Central Baptist, Ecclesia to reach NCCAA regional final

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 8, 2013) – Their season on the line, the Oklahoma Christian Eagles snapped a five-game losing streak with a pair of wins – one dramatic, one easy – on Wednesday in the National Christian College Athletic Association Central Region baseball tournament. The Eagles first squeaked by Central Baptist (Ark.) 5-4 in an elimination game, winning in walk-off fashion on a bases-loaded sacrifice fly by Caleb Price. They had a considerably easier time in the second game...

  • Eagles land Andrews, Burgess, Eastwood on all-conference team

    WACO, Texas (May 8, 2013) – Oklahoma Christian landed three players on the All-Heartland Conference baseball honor teams, which were announced Wednesday. Outfielder Dillon Andrews represented the Eagles on the 17-man first-team list, while relief pitcher Chris Burgess and second baseman Cory Eastwood received second-team honors. “This is a big-time honor for us, especially since it’s our first year in the Heartland,” OC coach Lonny Cobble said. “All three of those...

  • Coshow fans 9, but Eagles fall 2-0 to Central Baptist in NCCAA regional

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 7, 2013) – Oklahoma Christian pitcher Cale Coshow fanned nine batters but received no run support as the Eagles lost 2-0 to Central Baptist (Ark.) on Tuesday afternoon in the opening game of the National Christian College Athletic Association Central Region baseball tournament. OC (22-23) now will have to win three elimination games to qualify for next week’s NCCAA Championship, starting with an 11 a.m. game Wednesday against Central Baptist (26-26). The winner of that ...

  • Vote for OC photo in endangered artifacts program

    OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – A photograph of Christian college students from 1929 is vying to be one of the “Top Ten Most Endangered Artifacts” in a program sponsored by the Oklahoma Cultural Heritage Trust. The 25 finalists were announced at the State Capitol on May 1 during the “May Day: Saving Oklahoma Treasures” event. The program is a campaign to raise awareness of Oklahoma’s collecting organizations that hold important items in need of preservation and care....

  • Andrews, Burgess represent OC on NCCAA All-Central Region team

    OKLAHOMA CITY (May 6, 2013) – Pitcher Chris Burgess and outfielder Dillon Andrews represented Oklahoma Christian on the National Christian College Athletic Association All-Central Region baseball honor team, which was announced Monday. Burgess, a senior from West Chicago, Ill., has been OC’s most dominant pitcher during his only season with the Eagles (22-22). Entering the NCCAA Central Region tournament, Burgess is 5-0 with a single-season school record eight saves and a 1.15 ERA. ...

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