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“Nimrod” conference offers opportunities for student writers
Posted in Variety

“Nimrod” conference offers opportunities for student writers

on 1 October 2019

This international literary journal will host panel discussions and meetings with published authors and agents this October. With the spookiest…

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Bill Hader wins third Emmy for work on “Barry”
Hader accepted his third Emmy with a shoutout to his co-writer, Alec Berg. courtesy Emmys
Posted in Variety

Bill Hader wins third Emmy for work on “Barry”

on 1 October 2019

Tulsa-born actor Bill Hader wins “Best Lead Actor in a Comedy Series,” continuing a diverse career in television and film.…

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Tulsa celebrates Banned Books Week with Salman Rushdie
“Quichotte” tells the stories of Quichotte and Sam DuChamp, an author writing about him. courtesy Random House
Posted in Variety

Tulsa celebrates Banned Books Week with Salman Rushdie

on 1 October 2019

Magic City Books brought the famously banned author to speak about his latest novel, “Quichotte,” which retells the Cervantes classic.…

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Pizza and Politics club screens “Dr. Strangelove”
Peter Sellers plays Dr. Strangelove, an ex-Nazi scientist based on Wernher von Braun. courtesy Columbia Picture
Posted in Variety

Pizza and Politics club screens “Dr. Strangelove”

on 1 October 2019

Kubrick’s 1964 comedy critiques the United States during the Cold War. TU’s Pizza and Politics club recently hosted a screening…

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Opa!Homa festival brings Greek culture to Tulsa
Opa!Homa offered diverse food options, including gyros and Greek salad. photo by Brennen Gray
Posted in Variety

Opa!Homa festival brings Greek culture to Tulsa

on 1 October 2019

The four day festival offers visitors an experience of Greek food, music and dance. The sounds of the keyboard and…

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President Trump under heavy fire following impeachment call
President Donald Trump rallying in Arizona in 2016. courtesy Flickr
Posted in News

President Trump under heavy fire following impeachment call

on 1 October 20191 October 2019

A second whistleblower complaint has led to substantial movement, culminating in an inquiry. On August 12, 2019 a whistleblower complaint…

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Blackface costumes and earlier scandal say a lot about Trudeau
The PM’s apologies have not necessarily assuaged Canadians courtesy Reuters/Twitter
Posted in Commentary

Blackface costumes and earlier scandal say a lot about Trudeau

on 1 October 20191 October 2019

Timing of the pictures’ discovery coincides with the Canadian election in October. When I saw the news breaking that pictures…

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International student enrollment notably down
In 2016, the University of Tulsa consisted of 1,200 international students, versus 750 international students this year. graphic by Emma Palmer
Posted in Home News

International student enrollment notably down

on 1 October 20194 March 2024

With the overall national enrollment of international students falling, TU has taken a hit as well. According to the Tulsa…

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Posted in News
on 1 October 201912 November 2019

Brexit Part 3: Unlawful suspension of Parliament A ruling from the U.K.’s Supreme Court has deemed Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s…

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TU engineering student lost in Phillips Hall
To this very day, “Phillip Engineering” remains eternally etched into Phillips Hall. photo by Sara Serrano
Posted in The State-Run Media

TU engineering student lost in Phillips Hall

on 1 October 20191 October 2019

Despite multiple search parties, campus security have yet to free the student from building. TU engineer Sarah N. Dipity wandered…

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