Despite only recording music for eight years, The Beatles still live on in popular culture and on countless “Best of…
“Lo and Behold” shows promise, falls short
One common criticism of the internet is that it’s destroying the minds of young people. With so many different forms…
Tulsa’s cultural festivals
Last weekend, two festivals celebrated the ethnic diversity of Tulsa: Tulsa Greek Festival and Tulsa’s Scotfest. The festivals allowed community…
Wilco’s “Schmilco” is worth crying over
The anticipation for the needle to hit the wax was almost too much. Wilco has been one of the most…
Creative writing major nears eventful launch
The University of Tulsa now offers a creative writing major housed in the Department of English. The conception of the…
Star Citizen delivers where No Man’s Sky disappointed
On August 9th, 2016, Hello Games released its much awaited procedural universe exploration game, No Man’s Sky. Since its announcement,…
TU student’s photography exhibited at local coffee house
Emily Steward is a junior graphic design student at TU. Outside of class, she runs the music blog OK Hustle…
Tulsa Ballet balances tradition, fresh spirit
The Tulsa Ballet, which celebrates its 60th anniversary this year, began its season on September 16th with a production entitled…
Circle Cinema hosts Sundance short films
Considered the premier showcase of short films and a launchpad for many independent filmmakers, the Sundance film festival has been…
Blue Whale Comedy brings stand-up comedians to Tulsa
Last Saturday night, as part of Tulsa’s three-day Blue Whale Comedy Festival, Cain’s Ballroom hosted five stand-up comedians, most notably…
