Oklahoma is home to one of the darkest paradoxes in national statistics. Despite being the thirteenth highest state in national…
Ryan Lochte is a mess, so are we
It hasn’t been the best three weeks for Ryan Lochte. The second-most decorated male Olympic swimmer in history behind the…
The Olympics exposed Brazil’s biggest problems
“Welcome to Hell,” reads the makeshift sign, “Police and firefighters don’t get paid; whoever comes to Rio De Janeiro will…
“Conquer the Gauntlet” mud-run comes to Tulsa
Last Saturday, Conquer the Gauntlet hosted a mud run on the outskirts of Tulsa. The course, stretching over 4 miles,…
“Slabs and Stitches” an experiment in landscapes
Beneath the Phillips Hall School of Art is the subterranean Alexandre Hogue Gallery. From the gallery sounds a dissonant lull…
Fairgrounds festival celebrates Indian culture in Tulsa
On Saturday, August 27, the Indian Association of Greater Tulsa hosted their annual “Discover India” event. The event showcases Indian…
TU alum Ryan Torregrossa discusses newest album
Ryan Torregrossa’s first solo album is not an ode to his youth and his time as a student at TU,…
“Kubo” dazzles with visual style, lacks a complex narrative
From the shadowy firelit night that haunts all humans, from the deep old places that refuse to be properly ‘civilized,’…
Frank Ocean delivers in his sophomore album
A little more than 4 years after his debut album Channel ORANGE was released, R&B artist Frank Ocean dropped his…
Gilcrease’s “TGIFrida” event attractive but overcrowded
Last Friday, Gilcrease Museum held the first event in their Gilcrease After Hours series, free late-night exhibits the last Friday…