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…
Behind bars: Oklahomans face longer prison sentences
Oklahoma has a higher prison population than any other state, partially because of longer prison sentences. Contrary to how it…
Bike thefts on campus and how to prevent them
Although students have reported nine bicycles stolen so far this semester, thefts have reduced substantially since last year. Only about…
Boris’ Brexit Deal Approved On Thursday, Oct. 17, the European Union Parliament approved U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s newest Brexit…
Tulsa celebrates its roots in third Native American Day
Tulsans of all ages ate local food, listened to speakers and learned from the different cultures that live in the…
Research calls into question administration spending
Dr. Matt Hendricks’s talk on Wednesday criticized TU’s financial policy while proposing a way to fix the issues. On Wednesday,…
Faculty Senate approves alternative program cuts
The new changes will be presented to the Board of Trustees on Nov. 4 and 5 for final approval. In…
Candidates struggle to stay relevant in a closing race
In what The New York Times calls the biggest presidential primary debate in history, 12 candidates fight against one another…
