Sports writer Daryl Turner says this looks to be a fantastic season for both our men’s and women’s teams. Tulsa basketball is steadily getting closer and closer, and as the season comes nearer the anticipation becomes greater amongst the players, coaches and fans themselves. Tulsa men’s basketball team is coming off a pretty good year […]
Month: October 2021
Dusty Baker responds to sign-stealing allegations
Sports analyst Callie Hummel discussing the resurgence of allegations against the Houston Astros. The Houston Astros, a team commonly known for their sign stealing scandal that recently came to the surface in January 2020, is in the news again—livid that the White Sox would accuse them of sign stealing. While sign stealing is not technically […]
The MLB Playoffs continue to excite
Sports Analyst Tommy Reid discusses both American and National League standings. With the regular MLB season ended, it is now time for some postseason action. Both the wild card games as well as the division series have been completed. The Playoffs began with the Wild Card Games. The Boston Red Sox played the New York […]
Zinnhardt kicks winning goal against Temple
Sports analyst Callie Hummel discusses last week’s game against Temple and Zinnhardt being the AAC defensive player of the week. Til Zinnhardt, a junior defender on the Tulsa men’s soccer team, is currently the American Athletic Conference defensive player of the week. His defensive presence on the field has kept the team at only nine […]
Victim of alleged drink tampering recounts events
The victim expressed frustration with TU’s lack of action in response to the allegations. A petition circulated campus last week pleading for TU to act against fraternity Sigma Nu following allegations that they had been tampering with drinks at their party on Sept. 25. So far, only one victim has reported their drink being tampered […]
Global supply chain crisis causes increase in prices and shortages
Cargo ships and trucks have been slowed or halted by the ongoing logistics jam. The news recently has been littered with pictures of cargo ships waiting outside of major ports all across the world, unable to dock and unload their items. While this has been a widespread media-covered story lately, given the backups could mean […]
Maryland couple trying to sell nuclear secrets fails miserably
A Maryland couple unknowingly sold nuclear secrets to an undercover FBI agent posing as a foreign power. Oftentimes we see spies in movies taping flash drives underneath park benches or leaving burner phones in paper bags to make handoffs. Jonathan and Diana Toebbe took this to a whole other level as they began selling government […]
Yelp reviewing Allen Chapman Student Union
Writer Shelby Hiens provides candid reviews of every eatery inside the Allen Chapman Student Union. The Student Union is the hot spot for TU students to eat and study together. What makes the union great is there is something for everyone to enjoy as we break from class and socialize with our friends. The staff […]
Tulsa’s first Arab Film Festival a success
Featuring a variety of movies, documentaries and short films, this inaugural event is sure to be a Tulsa tradition. The Arab Film Festival was an intimate and cheerful affair. It was a great weekend packed with compelling films and documentaries. Tulsans have so few chances for exposure to films like these, so it was a […]
“Souad” provides intriguing, authentic stories
“Souad,” kick-off film of Arab Film Fest, follows two sisters navigating traditional Egyptian culture and social media. Oct. 21 marked the start of Arab Film Fest Tulsa at Circle Cinema, beginning that Thursday and concluding on Sunday. Tulsa Artist Fellow Moheb Soliman and Mizna, an organization for Arab, Southwest Asian and North African art collaborated […]