University United Methodist Church Pastor Nathan Mattox discusses the Johnson Amendment and the larger duality between politics and faith.
After almost a year, use of Fit Desks in library remains in question
Students and staff offer insight into whether the Fit Desks started by the TU Riding Network have gotten a return…
Teach-in examines immigration through different academic disciplines
A panel composed of professors and one student commented on what immigration means to America and the effects of Trump’s…
Tulsa police will not renew contract with “Live PD,” Mayor GT Bynum says
An October 2016 incident presented the department in a negative light, which led to the department reconsidering its participation in…
Green Team revived for men’s basketball game as part of Recyclemania
Several students, as part of the Green Team, collected discarded recyclables after the last basketball game.
Hispanic immigration focus of several events nationwide and in Tulsa
“Day Without Immigrants” and Trump’s most recent policies on immigration were met with controversy.
“Take Root” conference recognizes intersections of identity in reproductive justice
TU students attended the seventh annual “Take Root” conference on reproductive justice, which focused on indigenous people this year.
Schools fail to utilize federal lunch program
USDA’s Community Eligibility Provision program is an opportunity for schools to set their priorities straight by feeding kids first and…
Student service deserves more than one day
Service Day is an excellent opportunity for students to engage the community, but its incentives and promotion efforts need to…
Partisan rhetoric damages reader perspectives
The recent reactions from both sides of political media to Donald Trump’s “Sweden comment” are a prime example of how…