The University of Tulsa welcomes parents and alumni back this homecoming weekend. After preparations had consumed campus for weeks, the homecoming week at the University of Tulsa had finally arrived. Kicking off Monday with the annual Fall Festival, the Student Activity Board invited students to Chapman Commons from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. to celebrate […]
Visiting Kent professor at Yale, Dr, Samuel Moyn comes to TU to discuss his newest book “Liberalism Against Itself.” Dr. Samuel Moyn, a Kent professor of law and history, was hosted by The University of Tulsa’s Political Science department Tuesday, Oct. 22 to discuss history, politics and its implications on Liberalism in his most recent […]
Aries: The universe is sick of seeing you repeatedly perplexed by this, so it’s telling you outright: nobody is going to fall in love with you for your music taste – they might even fall out of love with you. At this point, if you play “Yellow” by Coldplay on one more date the stars […]
Her visit caused both positive and negative reactions. On Oct. 4, the current Miss USA winner Alma Cooper came to The University of Tulsa with Army to take pictures and videos with students and faculty and to watch Army rip our team’s hearts out and eat them like MREs. But who is Cooper, what is […]
TU students advocate for more sustainable practices on campus and in our community. Students for Sustainability is a student-run environmental organization at The University of Tulsa that works to meet sustainability needs on campus and to promote native flora in the Tulsa area. While the organization was previously active, Students for Sustainability remained dormant until […]
Aries: This Wednesday is set to be your lucky day! Unfortunately, in order to get there, you first have to survive this Tuesday, which is your unlucky day. Be on the lookout for falling rocks and/or pianos, people carrying 2x4s on their shoulders making 180° turns, and crosswalks in general. Taurus: Tough luck Taurus! The […]
With almost 150 ballot measures being considered statewide, it can be hard to keep track. In 2024, voters around the country will decide on around 150 statewide ballot measures. These ballot measures will allow voters to decide on bills, propositions and state constitutional amendments directly, circumventing the state legislature. These ballot measures can range in […]
Name: Alex Soeder Position: Editor in Chief Major(s)/Minor(s): Major: Nursing Minors: Sociology Hometown: Chicago, Illinois Other clubs/organizations: Residence Life, Between the Lines Favorite thing to do in Tulsa: Writing for the Collegian (I love the Collegian) Favorite Band/Artist: $uicideboy$ & Zdzisław Beksiński What brought you to the Collegian: Gaslit into joining the squad Karaoke weapon […]
Eighty degrees in February in Oklahoma. That’s bad. Can we admit that that’s bad? Most people consider February a winter month. That’s not winter. 80° is too much for winter. There is a line and 80° thoroughly passes that. I was under the impression that Oklahoma had four seasons. 80° in February is not it. […]
Sports editor Jaralynn Tammi Morellano shows the celebrated honorees of Saturday’s senior day.