A simple question leaves me cutting through a jungle of red tape. I’m nearly there, dear reader. Answers are hard…
Women’s health data collaborative analyzes problems
Emma Swepston from Metriarch, a women’s health data collaborative, talks about the “uncomfortable” subject of women’s health. The George Kaiser…
Chinese government has tried to destroy Uighur culture
By forcing the Uighurs into internment camps, the government has begun an ethnic cleansing. If you thought Western neocolonialism was…
Circle Cinema screens “A Romance of the Redwoods”
Cecille B. DeMille’s 1917 piece presents a classic silent film, enhanced by live organ music at the local theater. Local…
“Watchmen” reimagines Moore’s comic in Tulsa history
Lindelof’s storytelling and King’s acting prowess shine amongst a show astounding critics only four episodes in. When HBO announced it…
Thanksgiving’s history should be talked about
A panel discussion hosted by Philbrook put the whitewashing of the holiday into context. What is the true history behind…
Car accident on campus? Know your next move.
No one likes getting in a car accident, let alone on TU campus. Here’s what do to if it happens…
Televised impeachment hearings make for a spectacle
Making these hearings more accessible is the right thing to do despite the drawbacks. I’m not going to bother devoting…
Crystal Ball: winter sports edition
The Collegian Sports staff collaborates to write everyone’s favorite sports-satire, this edition features a religous Antonio Brown, Simone Biles being…
Circle Cinema celebrates “Blade Runner,” originally set in 2019
Ridley Scott’s 1982 film is a seminal work in the science fiction genre, drawing inspiration from Philip K. Dick’s 1968…