Oklahoma Education & Culture: USAO faculty are in open conflict with university leadership over proposed changes that could reshape the 118-year-old public liberal arts college—faculty cite fears of more online classes, heavier adjunct use, program consolidation, and curriculum authority shifting away from faculty. Community & Learning: Volunteers across Oklahoma are teaching kids about agriculture through Accurate Ag Book Week, aiming to show where food comes from with realistic, non-fiction portrayals—readers include educators, lawmakers, and ag professionals. Digital Access: Oklahoma’s public libraries are becoming broadband access hubs via “community access portals,” designed to help rural residents with telehealth, job searches, and education. Native Language & Identity: The Choctaw Nation and Rosetta Stone are launching a free Chahta Anumpuli language app, built from recorded Choctaw speakers and tied to cultural learning. Historic Preservation: Rabbit Creek School in Cotton County has been added to the National Register of Historic Places for its WPA-era two-room schoolhouse legacy. Public Health Research: OU researchers are launching a culturally tailored at-home PSA screening study to boost prostate cancer screening among Black men in Oklahoma. Immigration & Enforcement: A new analysis says Oklahoma partnerships with federal immigration forces led to more than 1,800 arrests since January, with most arrestees reported as having no criminal convictions.