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Responsible masking protects communities from COVID-19
The CDC and health officials state masks with two layers of tightly woven fabric are most effective. graphic by Emma Palmer
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Responsible masking protects communities from COVID-19

on 16 February 2021

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise, reaching about 107 million cases globally at the time of writing, it has become…

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University of Tulsa celebrates Black History Month
Black History Month takes place for the entirety of February every year. graphic by Emma Palmer
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University of Tulsa celebrates Black History Month

on 8 February 2021

The University of Tulsa is marking Black History Month this year with a number of events meant to highlight the…

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Students seeks to help members of the TU community struggling with food insecurity through access to free food options
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Students seeks to help members of the TU community struggling with food insecurity through access to free food options

on 8 February 20218 February 2021

True Blue Pantry is having its grand opening on Feb. 9, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is a…

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Black Oklahomans demand accountability from Sen. Lankford
James Lankford was elected in 2014 after serving in the House for two sessions. courtesty Politico
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Black Oklahomans demand accountability from Sen. Lankford

on 3 February 2021

Oklahoma Senator James Lankford’s role in propelling riots by pro-Trump extremists has prompted many Oklahomans, particularly Black Oklahomans, to challenge…

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Biden’s executive orders address discriminatory systems
Joe Biden was inaugurated as President on January 20, 2021 alongside his wife, Dr. Jill Biden. courtesy ABC News
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Biden’s executive orders address discriminatory systems

on 3 February 2021

President Joe Biden Jr. was sworn into office on Jan. 20, 2021. In his first day in office, Biden immediately…

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Tulsa navigates COVID in Spring Semester
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Tulsa navigates COVID in Spring Semester

on 25 January 202125 January 2021

The University of Tulsa has been offering on-campus COVID-19 testing since the beginning of the school year. Students have been…

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COVID-19 vaccine safe, distribution disorganized
Vaccines in Oklahoma are set to be distributed in four phases; individuals in phase 2 are currently eligible to recieve the vaccine. graphic by Emma Palmer
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COVID-19 vaccine safe, distribution disorganized

on 25 January 2021

Since becoming available mid-December, more than 19 million doses of the COVID-19 vaccine have been administered throughout the country. The…

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PAL Project accepting donations to benefit The Little Light House
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PAL Project accepting donations to benefit The Little Light House

on 9 November 2020

Over the last few months, a group of students enrolled in an Arts, Culture and Entertainment Management (ACE Management) course…

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Archaeologists find evidence of mass grave in Oaklawn Cemetery
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Archaeologists find evidence of mass grave in Oaklawn Cemetery

on 9 November 2020

After more than two years of searching for graves associated with the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre, archaeologists recently found outlines…

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TU continues to mitigate COVID-19 cases
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TU continues to mitigate COVID-19 cases

on 26 October 2020

The University of Tulsa lists on their website that there are currently nine active cases of COVID-19, eight of which…

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