Good morning, Norman.

NBA center Isaiah Hartenstein will premiere his short documentary The Oklahoma Standard online today after the National Memorial & Museum’s Remembrance Ceremony.

The film, highlighting community response to the 1995 bombing, comes ahead of the Thunder’s playoff tip-off at the Paycom Center.

Little Axe Middle School eighth-graders visited the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum on Friday, April 17 to place flowers and letters on 168 memorial chairs honoring bombing victims of 1995.

The project—a 10-year tradition—helps students connect with local history ahead of today's Remembrance Ceremony at 8:30 a.m.

OU Daily video editor Willie Gillespie placed ninth nationwide in the Hearst Awards multimedia reporting category for his lead role covering a campus manhunt (he will serve as the publication’s editor-in-chief next school year).

The Sooners won the women’s gymnastics national championship Saturday at Dickies Arena with a final floor rotation scoring 198.1625 that secured their eighth title and fourth NCAA crown in five seasons.

Quarterback John Mateer showed progress during a spring practice game by completing 13 of 19 passes for 190 yards and one touchdown for the Sooners.

Offensive coordinator Ben Arbuckle said improved O-line play (a sign of better teamwork) and running backs set up a stronger fall offense.

The OKC Thunder and Phoenix Suns will play in the NBA playoffs first round; the Thunder are favored after winning the regular season series 3–2, citing their balanced backcourt and championship experience, while the Suns rely on strong bench play and coaching.

Graduation Weekend Celebration

12:05 PM – 10:05 PM — NOUN Hotel, Norman — Cost varies — Celebrate accomplishments with pop-up shops, dining, live music, and handcrafted cocktails.