Skip to content
The Collegian
The Collegian
  • Home
  • About
  • News
  • Commentary
  • Variety
  • Sports
  • The State-Run Media

What are You Looking For?

Trending Mag

Weekly Yak

Weekly Yak

on 12 October 202612 October 2026
Culinary Council announces exciting changes

Culinary Council announces exciting changes

on 12 October 202612 October 2026
The Pumpkin Project: Spreading the joy of Halloween to homebound Tulsans

The Pumpkin Project: Spreading the joy of Halloween to homebound Tulsans

on 12 October 202612 October 2026
What’s cooking at TU? Inside SGA’s culinary council meeting

What’s cooking at TU? Inside SGA’s culinary council meeting

on 12 October 202612 October 2026
  • Home
  • About
  • News
  • Commentary
  • Variety
  • Sports
  • The State-Run Media
© All rights reserved. Proudly powered by WordPress. Theme NewsMachine designed by WPInterface.
  • Home
  • News
  • Page 39

News

1129 posts
Oklahoma passes 324 new laws starting Nov. 1
Oklahoma passes a new law that does not require citizens to have a permit or a license to carry a firearm. courtesy pxhere
Posted in News

Oklahoma passes 324 new laws starting Nov. 1

on 7 November 20197 November 2019

The new Oklahoma laws include a wide range of topics, from a state astronomical object to permitless carry. The legislation…

Read More
High rates of medical marijuana blazes through Oklahoma
Oklahoma’s amount of growers, dispensaries and processor licenses as of June 2019. graphic by Emma Palmer
Posted in News

High rates of medical marijuana blazes through Oklahoma

on 31 October 201931 October 2019

Medical marijuana is going strong across the country, with Oklahoma set to be the highest user in just over a…

Read More
Posted in News
on 31 October 201912 November 2019

Hong Kong government officially kills controversial extradition bill On Oct. 23, the government of Hong Kong officially withdrew the controversial…

Read More
Major changes to ACT grants freedom to retake sections
Posted in News

Major changes to ACT grants freedom to retake sections

on 31 October 201931 October 2019

It’s too soon to tell how the changes to this standardized college admissions test will impact universities, including TU. The…

Read More
Behind bars: Oklahomans face longer prison sentences
Oklahoma is at close-to-double the amount of incarcerated people than the national average. graphic by Emma Palmer
Posted in News

Behind bars: Oklahomans face longer prison sentences

on 31 October 201931 October 2019

Oklahoma has a higher prison population than any other state, partially because of longer prison sentences. Contrary to how it…

Read More
Bike thefts on campus and how to prevent them
Posted in News

Bike thefts on campus and how to prevent them

on 22 October 201922 October 2019

Although students have reported nine bicycles stolen so far this semester, thefts have reduced substantially since last year. Only about…

Read More
Posted in News
on 22 October 201912 November 2019

Boris’ Brexit Deal Approved On Thursday, Oct. 17, the European Union Parliament approved U.K. Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s newest Brexit…

Read More
Tulsa celebrates its roots in third Native American Day
Two women at the Tulsa Native American Day parade with red hands over their mouths, representing murdered and missing indigenous women. photo courtesy Facebook/Tulsa Native American Day
Posted in News

Tulsa celebrates its roots in third Native American Day

on 22 October 201922 October 2019

Tulsans of all ages ate local food, listened to speakers and learned from the different cultures that live in the…

Read More
Research calls into question administration spending
Data on the University of Tulsa’s spending on institutional, auxilary enterprise and academic support spending, the latter two of which Matt Hendricks believes should be cut by 9.8 million and 8.7 million, respectively. graphics by Matt Hendricks
Posted in News

Research calls into question administration spending

on 22 October 201912 November 2019

Dr. Matt Hendricks’s talk on Wednesday criticized TU’s financial policy while proposing a way to fix the issues. On Wednesday,…

Read More
Faculty Senate approves alternative program cuts
Posted in News

Faculty Senate approves alternative program cuts

on 22 October 201912 November 2019

The new changes will be presented to the Board of Trustees on Nov. 4 and 5 for final approval. In…

Read More

Posts pagination

Previous 1 … 38 39 40 … 113 Next

No widgets added yet. Add widgets on Off-canvas Drawer .

Links

  • Home
  • About
  • Advertising
© All rights reserved. Proudly powered by WordPress. Theme NewsMachine designed by WPInterface.