This year, TU has seen a rise in vehicle break-ins and damages, likely due to the increased number of students…
Oklahoma City literacy rates fall below grade level
Due to the pandemic and online learning, students’ reading and math scores have fallen below the national average, and schools…
University football concussion protocols are too lax
The NCAA’s guidelines for university football are not strict enough to maintain players’ health. Bright lights, quick throws, thundering crowds…
Biden’s student debt forgiveness program is legal, but might not last
Lawsuits against The Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) program beg the question: can it endure the courts? In a time…
Ralph Machhio brings book tour to Tulsa
Author S.E. Hinton moderated this conversation with Macchio as he discussed his new novel, “Waxing On: the Karate Kid and…
Resiliently good times: an interview with Eugene Hütz of Gogol Bordello.
The lead singer of Gogol Bordello talks about Tulsa, their new album and the war in Ukraine. This past week,…
My Chemical Romance’s not-so-subtle statement at When Were Young Festival
MCR dress up as younger versions of themselves as a way of making fun of nostalgia culture, i.e., the core…
Music is medicine: an interview with Sam Quartin of the Bobby Lees
Our Managing Editor speaks with singer and actress Sam Quartin about her band’s newest record, “Bellevue.” Three years ago, the…
Is TU’s next mascot on the way?
In search of a new mascot, TU burns effigy of Captain Cane After deciding to replace Captain Cane, Brad Carson…
The Abortion Question: Point/Counterpoint
The kingly duo that rules The Collegian, the political science department, and US West apartments turn their attention toward America’s…