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Scientists research the origins of coronavius and a vaccine
Medical technician and airman 1st Class Rachel Tucker is one of the members of 56th Medical Group facilitating coronavirus screenings. courtesy Senior Airman Alexander Cook
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Scientists research the origins of coronavius and a vaccine

on 7 April 20207 April 2020

Rumors circle around COVID-19, but much is still unknown about the novel virus. COVID-19, also known as the novel coronavirus,…

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Dr. Clancy speaks on cannabis
Clancy remarked that he favored the uses of CBD over those of THC. photo by Brooke-Lyne Holland
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Dr. Clancy speaks on cannabis

on 27 February 2019

President Clancy and TU law professor Dr. Bowman held an educational presentation on recent Oklahoma marijuana legislation. Early Careers in…

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Largest drug bust of 2019 at… Olive Garden??
Cops surround a local Olive Garden as Brad Stix tries to get away. graphic by Conner Maggio
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Largest drug bust of 2019 at… Olive Garden??

on 29 January 20192 February 2019

The unlimited soup and salad deal is in fact too good to be true. Have you wondered why your meals…

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TU construction behind schedule following stalls
Exposed piping may remain visible on campus until the end of March. photo by Conner Maggio
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TU construction behind schedule following stalls

on 22 January 201922 January 2019

The project, meant to wrap up before winter, is now looking to conclude by March. Across campus, construction crews are…

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Move out of the way Ned, there’s a new survival guide in town.
graphic by Conner Maggio
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Move out of the way Ned, there’s a new survival guide in town.

on 14 January 201916 January 2019

College can be a confusing and emotionally-draining experience, especially for a freshman fresh from mommy and daddy’s nest. In the…

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TU Institute of Trauma seeks participants in nightmare study
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TU Institute of Trauma seeks participants in nightmare study

on 12 November 201812 November 2018

TITAN is investigating nightmares caused by traumatic experiences and PTSD. Caitlin Paquet, a trial coordinator at The University of Tulsa…

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Tinder Pay: for those who already use it for prostitution
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Tinder Pay: for those who already use it for prostitution

on 12 November 201812 November 2018

Tinder creates a new pay feature, a hybrid of its current app, Uber and PayPal, where you can reimburse people…

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Pence visits Mabee Center on Stitt campaign trail
Despite a few protestors, Pence was met with a highly sympathetic crowd. photos by Brooke-Lyne Holland
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Pence visits Mabee Center on Stitt campaign trail

on 23 October 201824 October 2018

The vice president gave a short speech in favor of Oklahoma gubernatorial candidate Kevin Stitt. The crowd was a sea…

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Hurricane Michael hits East Coast
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Hurricane Michael hits East Coast

on 23 October 201824 October 2018

The hurricane killed dozens and severely complicated rescue efforts along the coast. After forming in the southeastern Caribbean Sea two…

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LIBR study seeks connection between cerebellum and anxiety
Dr. Yoon-Hee Cha studies the cerebellum and its physiological functions at LIBR. courtesy Laureate Institute for Brain Research
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LIBR study seeks connection between cerebellum and anxiety

on 16 October 2018

Dr. Yoon-Hee Cha’s study tests the link between one’s cerebellum and one’s level of anxiety. Benjamin Chipper Doudican, a research…

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