Anna Pope
InternAnna Pope joined KOSU as an intern in May 2021. Born and raised in Oklahoma, Anna is a senior at Oklahoma State University where she majors in multimedia journalism. Anna is also a 2021 Community Fellow with the Inasmuch Foundation.
In addition to her studies and extracurricular activities, she is a reporter for the university’s newspaper, The O’Colly, and will be its news editor in the fall of 2021.
Although her interests include arts and culture, she is passionate about environmental, educational, social, political and rural issues.
While she was growing up, KOSU was always being played in the car and helped spark her interest in journalism at an early age. Not only is she eager to work in her desired field, she is most excited to grow her abilities and learn all she can during this experience.
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The Flying Aggies, pom, cheer, Pistol Pete, students and community members greeted the flying cowgirl at the airport, welcoming her back to Stillwater, Oklahoma on Monday.
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Oklahoma State University is partnering with Catholic Charities of Eastern Oklahoma to open 25 apartments for expected Afghan refugee families. The university has been flooded with offers of help from the campus and surrounding community.
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A $1.4 million dollar federal grant to help low-income and first-generation students earn high school diplomas has been awarded to Oklahoma State University. School officials say this can create more paths to higher education.
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The Cherokee Nation granted citizenship to formerly enslaved people known as Freedmen in 2017. Now, other tribes are feeling pressure to do the same. And Congress is beginning to get involved.
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A group of Oklahoma City landlords have agreed to pay $1.25 million in damages, plus a civil penalty, to female tenants after one landlord allegedly sexually harassed them while managing the properties for years.
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At the age of 82, aviation trailblazer and Oklahoma State University alum Wally Funk became the oldest person to fly in space on Tuesday.
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KOSU's Allison Herrera spoke with Oklahoma Gov. Kevin Stitt last week about what he sees as some of the major issues with the McGirt v. Oklahoma ruling.
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Organizations like the OKC Pride Alliance and Oklahomans for Equality are hosting in-person events, after many last year were held virtually or paused due to the coronavirus pandemic.
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Despite conservation efforts geared toward increasing the population of wild turkeys in Oklahoma over the years, recent complications are leading to a fall in numbers.
