The Collegian is a student newspaper of the University of Tulsa. Since 1898 its staff has brought excellent journalism to the University each week to foster a lively, academic and entertaining atmosphere for all members of the campus community.
Articles can be found on our website, on Facebook (@TUCollegian) and on Instagram (@TUCollegian).
Please email Editor-in-Chief, Aiden Hoogstra (awh0002@utulsa.edu), for access to full, archived issues from recent years.
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The Collegian is always seeking writers, photographers and graphic artists.
Interested in working for the Collegian? Stop by one of our meetings, held on Mondays during the school year at 5 p.m. in the media studies lab, located in Kendall Hall. No journalistic experience required — everyone is welcome.
Alternatively, you can email us at tucollegian@tucollegian.org to ask questions or tell us which area of the newspaper sparks your interest.
Wish to respond to an article featured in the Collegian? Write a letter to the editor. Letters to the editor should be 500 words or less. The deadline for letters is 5 p.m. on the Saturday prior to publication. Under no circumstances will anonymous letters be published. The Collegian reserves the right to reject all letters submitted.
For questions, comments, pitches, tips, business inquiries, blackmail, love letters or just to say hello, please contact us at tucollegian@tucollegian.org
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My name is Dr. Jerry Goodwin, faculty adviser to the Connection newspaper (www.tccconnection.com) at Tulsa Community College. Can I be provided the name of the faculty adviser at The Collegian? Thanks!
Do y’all not do physical releases anymore? I thought you guys had stopped completely until I found this website while looking up which trees were giving me allergies and seeing an article from 2015 about the ranking of trees. I loved picking up a copy and reading, doing puzzles etc. I’ve been a reader since 2012.
We never stopped working, but due to massive budget cuts to our program, our print edition was unable to run last school year. We are now still rather underfunded, but with some intensive belt tightening we have managed to get in print once every other week!