Here’s some updates from your friendly neighborhood SA, to keep you updated on what’s going on and what’s planned for…
Science news roundup
Nobel Prizes The 2017 Nobel prize recipients were announced October 3. The physics, chemistry and physiology or medicine recipients are…
North Tulsa food desert worsens
North Tulsa recently saw one of its grocery stores close, exacerbating the problem of food scarcity in the area. North…
TU receives comparative rankings from Forbes, Wall Street Journal
From all over the US, media outlets are ranking America’s universities, and TU is scoring relatively well.
Coriolis Force takes TU by storm
TU’s ultimate frisbee community welcomes its newest team: the all-female Coriolis Force.
Aware Tulsa: conviction of police officer sparks protest
Shannon Kepler’s conviction of first degree manslaughter sparks renewed police brutality debate in Tulsa.
Tulsa goes Full Steam Ahead to integrate arts into STEM
Tulsa recently hosted a new workshop to help promote STEM careers for children, especially girls.
SA makes Homecoming 2017 a resounding success
Student Association’s Executive Director of Homecoming Claire Chapman discusses the best parts of Homecoming.
A discussion on cannabis law anticipating state question
TU Law Alumnus and practicing attorney in Colorado, Daniel Zemke, spoke to an audience about cannabis law ahead of Oklahoma’s…
CSAS policies and procedures difficult to navigate, cause discrimination concerns
While CSAS promises to provide support for students with disabilities, their process can be so complex and time-consuming that some…