An Oklahoma University instructor has been removed over a religious discrimination claim raised by a student after her essay was failed.

If advisory boards don't have the power to address issues like the OU essay controversy, why are they even necessary?

The Washington church is free to hire only those who agree with its religious beliefs — such as abstaining from "sexual ...

An Oklahoma lawmaker wants the state to have more power over local universities, filing a resolution that would lead to ...

A dispute at Oklahoma State University gained national attention after a staff member reportedly criticized a student for wearing a hat emblazoned with “No. 47” – symbolizing President Donald Trump’s ...

The custom of wearing white emerged from Afro-Brazilian religious rituals that were once criminalized and later absorbed into ...

COMMENTARY: From parental rights in public schools to protections for religious nonprofits, key Supreme Court decisions in ...

Mumbai: A temple corridor connecting Mumbadevi, Babulnath, Mahalaxmi and Siddhivinayak temples will be created to promote ...

Mel Curth, an OU graduate instructor who was released by the university from instructional duties after failing a Bible-based ...

Such displays were previously thought to be acceptable if certain conditions were met, but an expert said it's become a more ...