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The administrative aspect of True Commitment
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The administrative aspect of True Commitment

on 11 April 2022

Dr. Gerard Clancy and Janet Levit were the foremost faces behind refashioning TU, but the story extends before and after…

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Minnesota teacher strike ends
The teachers achieved a salary increase and more funding for student mental health. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Posted in News

Minnesota teacher strike ends

on 4 April 2022

The teachers striking in Minneapolis follow a long trend of educators unionizing against school boards to acquire higher pay and…

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SA philanthropy funding needs accountability
All students pay a $75 fee per semester to fund Student Association. courtesy utulsa.edu
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SA philanthropy funding needs accountability

on 4 April 20224 March 2024

Discussions over a recent bill highlight exclusivity and a lack of oversight on SA charity events. Student Association (SA) has…

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Myanmar eliminates uprising rebel groups
The conflict in Myanmar is the longest ongoing civil war in history,with the insurgencies beginning in 1948, when the country was still known as Burma. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Posted in Commentary

Myanmar eliminates uprising rebel groups

on 28 February 2022

Myanmar takes advantage of the Russia/ Ukraine conflict to secure their dictatorship. With Ukraine currently occupying international headlines and minds…

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TU to begin purchasing textbooks for freshmen
When the new program is implemented, new students will be equipped with their required texts as soon as the semester starts. courtesy Wikimedia Commons
Posted in News

TU to begin purchasing textbooks for freshmen

on 14 February 2022

The program also aims to reduce the overall cost of textbooks for undergrads, according to interim provost Jennifer Airey. In…

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Origin of TU’s horse torment nexus revealed by student sleuth
Well, at this point in my academic career, this is bound to happen. graphic by Anna Johns
Posted in Satire State-Run

Origin of TU’s horse torment nexus revealed by student sleuth

on 24 January 202224 January 2022

Students may never recover from the fleshy paste strewn upon campus, the creatures’ cries with no godly business in the…

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Goldie II used as bait for campus scavanger hunt
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Goldie II used as bait for campus scavanger hunt

on 15 November 2021

I suppose you have to take drastic measures to get any kind of student turnout for campus activities. With the…

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Highly anticipated film “Dune” delivers
“Dune” was released this past Friday, Oct. 22. courtesy Legendary Entertainment
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Highly anticipated film “Dune” delivers

on 25 October 2021

In “Dune,” director Villenueve transports viewers into the world of Arrakis providing a different, yet fantastic adaptation of the novel.…

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Tulsa football wins close game against Memphis
photo by Tommy Reid
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Tulsa football wins close game against Memphis

on 18 October 2021

Commentary Editor Adam Walsh doesn’t spare the details on the 2021 homecoming game. The University of Tulsa played their homecoming…

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Course catalog causes student kerfuffle
Dr. Lars Engle, the professor who taught the King Arthur class, should teach that class again. courtesy utulsa.edu
Posted in Commentary

Course catalog causes student kerfuffle

on 18 October 2021

With the schedule for next semester, one has to wonder if the current academic grind will become the status quo…

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