On September 26, 1970, E.C. Mullendore was murdered at his home in Osage County, Oklahoma. Mullendore, in charge of one…
Pianist Krisztina Wajsza brings classical to campus
Tuesday evening, Feagin Visiting Artist Krisztina Wajsza regaled an enthusiastic audience in Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Hall with a virtuosic…
TU’s Theatre Department channels Shakespeare for a dystopic retelling of “Julius Caesar”
TU theatre’s recent production of “Julius Caesar” had everything you would least expect from Shakespeare: a future dystopian America, 14…
Tulsa creative writers meet to exchange tips, encouragement
The Tulsa Night Writers consist of writers from nearly every genre, lifestyle and writing level. They meet on the third…
“Interfaith” attendees honor many beliefs, share one meal
Last Saturday, the University of Tulsa had its first ever Interfaith Dinner, hosted in the upper floor of ACAC. The…
Special Collections: Weird and Wonky
Special Collections, up on the fifth floor of McFarlin, is home to a truly special collection brought together by graduate…
“Indians Illustrated”: The history-changing effects of the media
Last Thursday, Communication Professor John Coward gave a lecture, a word he admitted incites “fear and perhaps drowsiness,” on his…
Restaurant mixes Peruvian ingredients with Cantonese cooking
Pachac Peruvian Food opened in West Tulsa last November. The restaurant, located in a strip mall, specializes in chifa cuisine,…
Childish Gambino and the art of never being satisfied
A rapper, singer, writer, director, producer, comedian, actor and recent winner of two Golden Globes, Donald Glover is the modern…
1973’s “Westworld:” sci-fi horror meets western pulp
“Westworld”’s closest comparison is the infinitely more popular film franchise of “Jurassic Park”, and for more reasons than their notably…
