The play, written by a TU professor, directly places the audience among the eloquent speech, intricate dance and historically-minded philosophy…
TU student films debut in Spring Film Festival
Twelve student films, many complete with original scores, made their TU debut at the Lorton Performing Arts Center on Monday,…
“Lysistrata” is a delightful comedy with a strong message
“Lysistrata” is a well-executed contemporary take on a Greek classic.
Xiu Xiu’s latest album is one of their most accessible
The 44-minute record contains a vast array of sounds and emotions that are sure to stick with the listener for…
Dirty Projectors take a drastically different turn with rhythmic, beat-driven new album
David Longstreth removes the guitars and backup singers in favor of deeply thematic, if not clunky, lyrical content on “Dirty…
RAW Open Mic an engaging outlet for TU’s aspiring poets
TU’s Reading and Writing Club showed off impressive, vivid poetry with a wide range of themes.
Tulsa author tackles Tulsa Race Riots in newest novel
Jennifer Latham discusses how the characters in her new novel represent Tulsa’s history.
New Bread & Butter Kitchen fattens the soul
Southern homestyle restaurant Bread & Butter Kitchen and Bakery is a new hot spot in town for its comforting meals.
Poet Rebecca Eland performs her “projective verse” at TU
Poet and ballerina Rebecca Eland returns to her hometown of Tulsa to read from her newest book.
Documentary “I Am Not Your Negro” compelling but safe
Raoul Peck’s new documentary provides an inspiring narrative and addresses important issues, but is ultimately a message that students can…
