The Zarrow Center for Art & Education, nestled in Tulsa’s downtown Brady District, has had on display for some weeks…
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TU alum’s illustrations on display at “Humorous Illuminous”
Dan McGeehan graduated from The University of Tulsa’s Graphic Design program. Then, after five years as Manager of Publications at…
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Let me start off by saying that I absolutely love Aardman studios. I grew up watching Chicken Run, Wallace and…
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Matches and American Planes, the debut album from New Orleans band Gravy Flavored Kisses, is a fast-paced, upbeat mashup of…
Paper Towns disappoints fans of the book
Anyone searching for an enjoyable romantic “dramedy” (dramatic comedy) should go see Paper Towns. This movie that came out in…
The Taken King expansion revitalizes Destiny
For many titles, the first year in the video game industry can mean the difference between life and death. Countless…
TU wireless finally calls it quits, subsequent student productivity up 82 percent
After slogging through year after year of providing students with slow speeds and spotty coverage, TU’s wireless network finally gave…
Rising Amish revolution threatens artificial intelligence
Artificial Intelligence. It mocks your spelling via your phone’s autocorrect, and may one day doing everything from driving your car…