Following the Board’s rejection of Faculty Senate plan, President and Provost face additional uncertainty. On Friday, Nov. 8, the University…
“Let’s catch them before they fall”
Student writer Mary Bergwell talks to President Gerard Clancy and student Hannah Green on Clancy’s appointment to a national committee…
Phone calls paving path to impeachment proceedings
Public impeachment proceedings start next week following an accidental phone call. The impeachment inquiry of President Donald Trump has entered…
Good wins over evil in campus Hindu celebration
The University of Tulsa celebrates Diwali, a Hindu festival about the victory of light over darkness, good over evil. Diwali…
Chileans protest fare increases and structural poverty On Oct. 1, the Chilean Panel of Public Transport Experts approved a four4…
125 years of tradition at the University of Tulsa
TU celebrates traditions year round, starting with running through a fountain and ending with ringing the bell. Traditions are what…
Oklahoma passes 324 new laws starting Nov. 1
The new Oklahoma laws include a wide range of topics, from a state astronomical object to permitless carry. The legislation…
High rates of medical marijuana blazes through Oklahoma
Medical marijuana is going strong across the country, with Oklahoma set to be the highest user in just over a…
Hong Kong government officially kills controversial extradition bill On Oct. 23, the government of Hong Kong officially withdrew the controversial…
Major changes to ACT grants freedom to retake sections
It’s too soon to tell how the changes to this standardized college admissions test will impact universities, including TU. The…