Tulsa has so many coffee shops, it can feel somewhat overwhelming with one on almost every block downtown. But that is one of my favorite things about our city, and one of my favorite coffee shops resides in the historic Triangle building for which it got its namesake. It is located at 315 Cincinnati, within […]
Author: Caroline Cox
TikTok and the yarn takeover
Everyone during the pandemic has seemed to pick up some new hobby. What caught my attention is the large group of people, particularly on TikTok, who have turned to fiber arts — specifically crocheting and knitting. Just from scrolling my own For You Page, I’ve seen sunflower cardigans, cowboy hats, tote bags and unique sweaters […]
Taylor Swift surprises with “evermore” release
Taylor Swift shocked everyone with the surprise drop of the now acclaimed indie folk album”folklore” in July of 2020. But that was only the beginning because after five months, Swift released a sister album, “evermore.” Doing two studio albums in one year is no easy task, but Swift continues to mesmerize her fans with her […]
The Bad Suns engage fans at Cain’s Ballroom
Ultra Q and Liily opened for the alternative rock headliners, making for a night of diverse sound. A large crowd of bodies cram together around the stage with fog and swirling colorful lights filling the space. Everyone was waiting eagerly to hear the headliner for the evening, small indie rock group, Bad Suns. Bad Suns […]
Dr. Maurer launches “Monstrous Perspectives”
Professor of art history, Dr. Maria Maurer, spoke about Renaissance spaces and their effects on viewers. What is the relationship between gender, space and experience? How do we become subjects? How does the built environment act upon its inhabitants? These and many more are all questions that Professor Maria Maurer sought to answer in her […]