Sunday Sept. 17, at approximately 10:40 p.m., a Chevrolet Colorado carrying five teenage Northeastern State University students clipped a guardrail…
On 100th anniversary, lecturer reflects on Russian 1917 revolutions
Donald Raleigh, professor of Russian history at U.N.C. Chapel Hill, shares reflections on the 100th anniversary of the 1917 revolutions.
Tulsa Fire Department hosts camp to inspire young women
With women making up more of fire departments nationally, the Tulsa Fire Department is looking for more female recruits.
JED works with schools to help prevent student suicide
Last week was Suicide Prevention Week; the JED Foundation is reaching out to colleges to lend their support.
TU student former member of President’s security team
Megan Lowry shares her experiences working for President George W. Bush’s private security detail.
Okla. prison population reaches an all-time high
Despite judicial reforms, Oklahoma has topped its already high criminal population.
Windfarm promises jobs, green energy
Oklahoma attempts to embrace green energy with a record-setting wind-farm.
Another view of Tulsa Race Massacre
Herb Boyd, author of “Black Detroit” and professor of black studies at the City College of New York, spoke on…
Tulsa County to pursue first death penalty in eight years
If the jury reaches a unanimous opinion of guilty, Gregory Epperson will be killed via lethal injection.
Tulsa Fire Dept. honors 9/11 victims in grueling memorial
Tulsa firefighters engaged in an unorthodox but wholly reverent commemoration of 9/11 victims.