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Seth Prince

Norman

Student Media Director at OU Daily

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  • 1 week ago | oudaily.com | Seth Prince

    We're excited to announce a new role with our team to continue to elevate the work of the OU Daily and the career prospects of its student staff. OU Student Media is hiring a working professional as a part-time, occasional Media Innovator-in-Residence to serve typically for a one-semester term, and no more than one consecutive fall-spring term. Applicants should have proven success in leading-edge journalism and a commitment to mentoring future media professionals.

  • 1 week ago | oudaily.com | Seth Prince

    OU Daily staffers won three first-place awards in the Society of Professional Journalists' regional competition for their watchdog coverage of the proposed Rock Creek Entertainment District and arena. The competition in SPJ's Region 8 draws entries from college news organizations in Oklahoma and Texas.

  • 3 weeks ago | oudaily.com | Seth Prince

    OU Student Media has received, timed to the University of Oklahoma’s upcoming annual Giving Day, a $100,000 pledge to the OU Daily from an anonymous donor to honor a longtime Muskogee, Norman and Edmond resident. The Becky Willis Memorial Fund for News Leadership pays forward the values embodied by the late spouse of former Daily adviser Jack Willis. Born and raised in Muskogee, Becky rose through several financial institutions to become a vice president.

  • 1 month ago | oudaily.com | Seth Prince

    OU Daily earned a Silver Crown for overall excellence in the college hybrid news category in results announced Friday by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association in New York. The distinction marks the ninth consecutive year the Daily has earned a gold or silver crown, the highest honors given by the Columbia Scholastic Press Association. Just two other college newsrooms — the Indiana Daily Student and The Ithacan — have equaled that streak.

  • 2 months ago | oudaily.com | Seth Prince

    Five journalists who started their media careers by working on the OU Daily staff have been named as 2025 inductees into the Oklahoma Journalism Hall of Fame. They’ll be among a 10-member 2025 class, a special 55th anniversary posthumous class and a lifetime achievement induction at the University of Central Oklahoma, which will also dedicate a new museum. All events will be held at UCO’s Nigh University Center on May 9.

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