We’ve all seen him in television and movies: that guy who’s a programmer and nothing else. The genius of superhuman…
“Publish or perish” leads to sketchy research
“Publish or perish,” or the pressure on academics to perpetually put out publishable research, has led to a number of…
Bad news for students: TU policies non-binding
Newsflash, fellow students: TU doesn’t have to follow any of those conduct policies it’s published. Apparently, they are only for…
Unlimited private school vouchers will bring chaos
Oklahoma state Rep. Jason Nelson has proposed the “Oklahoma Education Savings Account Act,” which would allow parents to get state…
On TU’s brand of justice
The University of Tulsa suspended a student 11 hours from graduation, without a hearing, without presenting compelling evidence and for…
TU’s new website modern, marketable
Recently, the University of Tulsa rolled out a new website. The website looks considerably better than the old one, has…
Newly low oil prices benefit consumers, not environment
The price of gasoline recently dropped from over $100/barrel to less than $50/barrel. And that’s great because it encourages driving…
Approval method of voting eliminates two-party stranglehold
The citizens of Flatland need a new president. Having seen the problems with first-past-the-post voting though, they also need to…
Downsmash vs. Touchdown: E-sports gaining traction
On Sunday, February 1, nearly 150 million people tuned into Super Bowl XLIX to watch the Patriots and the Seahawks…
TU shouldn’t give tickets if a lot is mostly empty
As much as we hate them, parking tickets do serve a purpose. It’s when that purpose is forgotten that unfair…