TU faces backlash amidst housing consolidation. Before spring break, students were notified that all dorm spaces would be allocated for incoming freshmen for the upcoming academic year. Campus Services emailed current students on March 15 to notify them of the change in housing policy. The email stated that TU would “need all students to fill […]
The decision may have concerning repercussions. The Alabama Supreme Court declared that embryos created through in vitro fertilization are considered children on Feb. 16. The decision was issued after wrongful death cases were brought by three couples who’s frozen embryos were destroyed at a fertility clinic operated by the Center for Reproductive Medicine, P.C. Between […]
Divisive Judicial Council decision splits student body. Co-authored by Adam Porterie and Shelby Hiens Last week, Student Government Association’s Judicial Council ruled that Tasfia Hasin and Athan Lau violated the judicial right to confidentiality in contempt of the judicial court. As a result of this ruling, per SGA Constitution Article IV, both Hasin and Lau […]
I saw people on YikYak talking about the Bucc and I thought it would make a fun night out. But when I showed up at 11 p.m., they were closed. What bar closes at 11 p.m.? I couldn’t believe it. Everyone talks about how the Bucc is the oldest bar in Tulsa, but I’m pretty […]
Student harassment will be severely punished. Students were bewildered to receive a university announcement via email on Thursday on behalf of President Brad Carson. The email was sent to address an Instagram message that a TU student received, which was described as “antisemitic in intent and language” as well as “threatening.” The Collegian reached out […]
Students recount the arrest in ACAC. Oluwafemi Abioye was arrested in the Student Union by Tulsa Police for embezzlement last week. At 1:40 p.m. on Wednesday, Jan. 31, students witnessed three officers enter the service entrance at the rear of ACAC and return with Abioye in handcuffs. Seniors Mia Hogan, Adam Porterie and Graduate student […]
The four-level escape room gave me the creeps. Fisher Suites was very popular on Halloween night last Tuesday. From 7 p.m. to 10 p.m., the Fisher Suites hall government hosted the highly anticipated Brad’s House of Horrors. The multi-level escape room instilled terror with every tick of the clock as time ran out in each […]
You don’t need counseling, just take a mental health walk and be better. President Brad Carson announced the next big change on campus this week: CAPS is moving to the old off-campus bookstore. “CAPS was too accessible to students in Holmes, so I elected to move CAPS to the Hurricane Health Center. Unfortunately, with the […]
Start off the year right with eight study tips to keep you on track. #1 Go to class! Before you can study, you need to learn something first. Your professors, parents and friends will nag you about it at some point — but seriously — go to your classes. Don’t make me Cane Cares you. […]
Students want to see TU administration held accountable for their handling of CLS. Organizations on campus continue to take a stance against the Christian Legal Society (CLS). The Little Blue House released a statement on April 3, expressing their disappointment in administration for validating CLS’s discriminatory policies. “As an interfaith community, we support and defend […]