Over the past couple of weeks, Tulsa has seen some beautiful highs and some hate-filled, crushing lows. For some reason,…
Candidate fact-checkers underrated
In the last few weeks, and arguably all of the past year, the media has been saturated with political rhetoric.…
Haven or Hell? Attendance should increase at TU bystander intervention workshops
When the topic of rape surfaces, many college students shy away from it. The word carries explicitly violent imagery—something that…
Star Wars toys wrongly lack main female character
Spoiler-alert: Rey, from the new Star Wars: The Force Awakens movie, is one of the main characters. Spoiling this fact…
Tom Huck creates refreshing satirical pieces
Go ahead and walk into the Alexandre Hogue Gallery in Phillips Hall sometime between now and February 18th—I dare you.…
The Vaudeville Museum: On racism, anti-semitism, homophobia and body-shaming
The Vaudeville Museum ran this past Friday and Saturday. It was a part of the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities…
Pops mixes retro products with modern style
If you’ve ever wanted to drink a soda called Swamp Swill, take a selfie in front of a giant soda…
Twenty-One Plus
Nutty Bee’s Knees honey 2 ½ oz. dry gin 1 oz. amaretto ¾ oz. honey syrup* ½ oz. lemon juice…
McNellie’s: worth it for the fries
I went to McNellie’s last Wednesday with fellow Collegians Sam Beckman and Abigail LaBounty, along with a group of their…
Youth overcomes contrived script through brilliant characters
Youth is a very admirable but scatterbrained film. It’s greatly helped by the performances, but thrown off course constantly by…