Hong Kong institutes anti-protest measures, riots continue Though the infamous extradition bill that ignited the Hong Kong protests is no…
Out of Order: Relationships and Aid
Last week when I discussed boundaries, I concentrated on the struggles with strangers. This week, I’ll be tackling — or,…
No parity or excitement? College football’s dead
College football expert A. C. Boyle analyzes the league after Clemson avoided an upset against NCU, crushing fans’ hopes of…
“Topless decision” a win for women and bodily autonomy
The response to the decision by Oklahoma lawmakers has been less than satisfactory. A federal court ruling in September made…
Gilcrease After Hours celebrates Mexican Modernism
For Hispanic Heritage Month, the Gilcrease Museum celebrates with Mexican food, dance and art. On Friday, Sept. 27, Gilcrease hosted…
Portico Dance Theatre performs “Project Alice”
Dancers fused styles, characters and genres in an interpretation of the Lewis Carroll classic. The Portico Dance Theatre celebrated its…
“Nimrod” conference offers opportunities for student writers
This international literary journal will host panel discussions and meetings with published authors and agents this October. With the spookiest…
Bill Hader wins third Emmy for work on “Barry”
Tulsa-born actor Bill Hader wins “Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series,” continuing a diverse career in television and film.…
Tulsa celebrates Banned Books Week with Salman Rushdie
Magic City Books brought the famously banned author to speak about his latest novel, “Quichotte,” which retells the Cervantes classic.…
Pizza and Politics club screens “Dr. Strangelove”
Kubrick’s 1964 comedy critiques the United States during the Cold War. TU’s Pizza and Politics club recently hosted a screening…