Letter from the editors

The Collegian editorial staff wants to clarify our policies, particularly as they pertain to the commentary section of our publication. As per our published guidelines, available in our staff box with each issue, all opinions printed reflect the opinions of their respective authors and do not necessarily represent the opinions of anyone on The Collegian’s […]

TU’s Fall Film Festival showcases talent and hard work of its students

Celebrating students and their work as directors, producers and composers, this film festival displays their creative talents. TU’s film department hosted its annual student film festival on Sept. 29, bringing together current and past students to celebrate their accomplishments. After being moved from its original location on Harwell Field due to the rain, the festival […]

Shot for Shot

The Collegian team views and reviews a movie while getting uproariously drunk. Note: All participants in the production of this article are either of legal drinking age or did not consume alcohol during the review process. Disparity in coherent prose should make as much evident. Piper: I did not watch this movie but i think […]

Shot for Shot

The Collegian team views and reviews a movie while getting uproariously drunk. Note: All participants in the production of this article are either of legal drinking age or did not consume alcohol. Disparity in coherent prose should make as much evident. Zach: Monsters university is a very silly movie. It has a lot of commentary […]

A close-up view of the new interface of the Blue Light poles illustrates the complexity of a previously simple emergency system. photo by Adam Walsh

Students respond to Blue Light pole removal

With the reconstruction of the Blue Light emergency poles, students are left in the dark as to long-term plans to keep campus safe. Before committing to coming here, I visited the University of Tulsa with my mom and she asked the same question she had asked everywhere else: what is the university doing to ensure […]

Shot for Shot

The Collegian team views and reviews a movie while getting uproariously drunk. Note: All participants in the production of this article are either of legal drinking age or did not consume alcohol. Disparity in coherent prose should make as much evident. Piper: Corporate america is ruining my life and i think that “Boss Baby” understands […]

Out of 23 Cabinet and Cabinet-level positions, the Biden administration has had 21 confirmed. graphic by Emma Palmer

Biden’s presidential cabinet confirmations

Following his inauguration on Jan. 20, President Joe Biden started to assemble the most diverse Cabinet in United States history. The Senate has already confirmed Biden’s nominations for the core 15 positions; of the additional eight Cabinet-level positions, the Senate has confirmed six. Of the 21 confirmed positions, Biden’s Cabinet is 45 percent female and […]

Tribal Nations open COVID-19 appointments to all Oklahomans

As states across the country have struggled to find the most efficient and effective ways to roll out the COVID-19 vaccine, tribal nations in Oklahoma have vaccinated their own communities at record-breaking rates. Now, having offered vaccination appointments to all of their own citizens, several tribes have also opened appointments to all Oklahoma residents. Any […]

Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna have been available for several months, but the new Johnson & Johnson vaccine presents alternate options for individuals getting vaccinated. graphic by Emma Palmer

FDA approves Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine

Saturday, Feb. 27, the FDA approved Johnson & Johnson’s COVID-19 vaccine, making it the third manufacturer able to distribute vaccines in the United States. Joining the Pfizer-BioNTech and Moderna vaccines, Johnson & Johnson have planned a wide distribution with the intent to mitigate the risks associated with COVID-19. The Johnson & Johnson vaccine is administered […]