After being released from prison, individuals face a myriad of decisions. Housing is one of those decisions. Multiple studies indicate…
Panel discusses raising our SexPectations
On Wednesday, April 13, Student Affairs and Women’s and Gender Studies hosted an event called, “SexPectations: Healthy Relationships and Sexuality…
TU delegation attends Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature session
A delegation of seven TU students traveled to Oklahoma City, Okla., on March 31-April 2 to participate in a statewide…
Oliphant hosts diverse native plants
The courtyard in Oliphant hall houses a selection of native plants for the use and enjoyment of TU faculty. Currently,…
TU’s Spectacular Seniors
Students were asked: What is/are your major(s) and any minors/certificates you have? What clubs/organizations are you involved with both inside…
Online voter registration planned for future elections
Last year, Senate Bill 313 went into effect, which permits Oklahoma residents to register to vote electronically. Currently, the State…
Confederacy continues to divide Americans
Recently, Mississippi declared April Confederate Heritage month. Alternatively, Brian Beutler, senior editor at “The New Republic,” proposed April should feature…
Equal Pay Day spotlights gender wage gap
April 12 marks Equal Pay Day in America, spotlighting, however temporarily, a topic that has proven itself controversial in both…
Democracy Spring deserves more media attention
The largest political demonstration at the US capitol in all of American history occurred last week. It began with a…
Child reporter inadvertently distracts from murder case
It’s not often that a reporter gets the chance to break a murder story to the public; it’s especially rare…