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Introducing our 2026 Class Kickoff Captains! 🔴 Aaliyah Chavez 🔴 John Mateer 🔴 Kendall Wells Class of 2030, we can’t wait to celebrate the start of the Fall 2026 semester with you all! ☝️

Cutout images of John Mateer, Aaliyah Chavez and Kendall Wells playing their respective sports in Oklahoma Sooners uniform over a crimson background. Text reads: 2026 Class Kickoff Captains and incldues an OU Class of 2030 logo.

Parking on campus? You’ve got options. 🚗 Free, permit-free parking is available at the Parkview Lot and the north side of Lloyd Noble Center, with CART service connecting LNC to campus. Find locations, transportation options and everything you need to know about parking at OU: ou.edu/parking

Free parking on OU Norman campus

Parkview Lot: Park permit-free at Lindsey Street and George Avenue, directly across from the Duck Pond.

Lloyd Noble Center: Park permit-free on the north side of the LNC and take the CART shuttle to campus. Non-stop service to Campus Depot runs every 5–10 minutes from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. and every 20 minutes from 6–9 p.m. Learn more about CART routes and service at ou.edu/cart.

NEWS: The University of Oklahoma has announced Project 200, a generational investment in research, talent and infrastructure designed to move Oklahoma forward by strengthening the health of its people, growing the state’s economy and expanding opportunity for the future. https://link.ou.edu/3RxmRGu

University of Oklahoma President Joseph Harroz Jr. and Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt shake hands and speak during a Project 200 event. Behind them, a large screen displays the OU logo and the words “Project 200: Together for Oklahoma,” focused on driving health, prosperity and security initiatives across the state. Both men are dressed in business attire and standing in front of a red presentation backdrop.

Today, we honor the 168 lives lost in Oklahoma City on April 19, 1995, and the strength that carried Oklahoma forward. In the face of unimaginable tragedy, Oklahoma chose compassion, strength and unity. That spirit endures in how we serve, support one another and move forward together. #WeRemember

Bronze and glass memorial chairs arranged in rows on a grassy field at the Oklahoma City National Memorial, each representing a victim of the April 19, 1995 bombing.