Halberstadt discussed his memoir and how to be a professional writer in his talks on campus. Memoirest and journalist Alex…
New Years resolutions hinge on setting realistic goals
Trying to be a new you during the new year can be frustrating, with slowly-progressing goals and unrealistic standards. Well,…
Scooters roll into Tulsa and onto campus
The electric scooters seen around campus are a first in Tulsa, but don’t come without their concerns. Tulsa is in…
Tulsa Ballet’s Dracula a delightful fright
The production of Dracula deviates from the classic story, with eerie effects and a banger of an ending. Vampire brides,…
Fall break possible boon to exhausted, overworked students
TU students could benefit from the implementation of a short fall break to catch their breath during the thick of…
Aminatta Forna recalls trauma and discusses its impact
The author drew upon statistics and personal experience in her lecture on trauma. Aminatta Forna, the J. Donald Feagin visiting…
Gathering Place a nuisance to neighbors
While visiting the city’s newest attraction, be aware of how the Gathering Place negatively impacts its bordering neighborhoods. Tulsa’s newest…
“Parks & Recreation:” friendlier humor, female characters
While “The Office” relies on cringe comedy for its laughs, “Parks & Rec’s” sense of humor is far more affable.…
Copyright: creative savior or stifler?
Using examples from history, TU professor Robert Spoo spoke on the significance of copyright law. On Friday afternoon, Chapman Distinguished…
“Creations in Studio K” explores modern dance
The latest show hosted by Tulsa Ballet explored the boundaries of the art form and the connection between dance and…
