Point/Counterpoint: Tulsa Time is disorganized and frustrating to prospective students, discouraging them from attending TU at all. Hordes of people…
Abuse of all-school email reveals flawed system
An all-school email with a misleading title aggravated many students last week. Last week, an email titled “Student Association: Important…
Legislative Digest
The Legislative Digest is your weekly look at the happenings of Oklahoma’s state legislature and upcoming bills and the terms…
Parkland students’ bravery inspires others to stand up
I first heard about the Parkland shooting from Twitter. From one of the students inside the building. I was leisurely…
SA springs to wrong idea for Springfest
SA cut Springfest to a single concert this year, excluding students who prefer the other events of past years or…
AP class credit rewards students for hard work
Many universities are tightening their standards for AP credits, which is a disservice to students’ bank accounts and experience. Throughout…
Universities need to respect the Open Records Act
Oklahoma State University’s newspaper’s struggle to get information in a timely manner exemplifies many universities’ lack of transparency. The Oklahoma…
NASA, private companies should work together in space
While NASA is economically beneficial, allowing private companies to become stakeholders in space would increase efficiency. President Donald Trump recently…
North Korea not redeemed by Olympic Games
North Korea’s charm offensive is not enough to forgive them of their numerous aggressions and indiscretions against their own people…
Legislative Digest
This week’s look at the latest and sometimes greatest bills passing through our local legislature. SB1430: The Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act…