139 school districts in Oklahoma went to a four day school week for the 2016-2017 school year. That is almost…
TU students learning about Okla. history in new ways
Brian Hosmer, Associate Professor of Western American History at TU, took a new approach when assigned to teach “History of…
TU student arrested for sexual assualts, burglary
Luis Alberto Molina, a now-suspended student of the University of Tulsa, faces 22 charges of sexual assault and burglary. The…
Heated debate in Sexual Assault Prevention Panel
A sexual assault panel meant to spread awareness and information turned into a heated debate between some faculty, students and…
Neighbors, employees sue TU over radioactive spill
A group of 31 employees and neighbors are suing the University of Tulsa over a radioactive spill that occurred at…
Consider Rex Berry for a renewed sheriff’s office
Why vote for sheriff? Amongst the state senators and state supreme court justices on the November 8 ballot is the…
Workers’ comp. decision shows problem with special law ban
In 2013, the Oklahoma Legislature passed a partial opt-out for some businesses with workers’ comp plans. That opt-out was recently…
Segregating the poor and hungry isn’t a solution
Iron Gate, a Tulsa-based soup kitchen and food pantry, has been around since 1984. On their website you can find…
Crutcher’s drug use justifies his arrest, not his murder
The autopsy of Terence Crutcher, the unarmed black man shot and killed by Tulsa police officer Betty Shelby on September…
Despite vague laws, don’t take ballot selfies
With the presidential election cycle and important laws about to be voted on, the American public will soon be headed…