Students look at this year’s successes and failures, hoping to improve the event’s efficiency and marketing.
A Day Without a Woman: students hesitant to participate
Students say the boycott, planned for March 8 by the organizers of the Women’s March on Washington, could have unintended…
TU Academic Bowl hosts first trivia tournament
Last Saturday, TU Academic Bowl hosted its first event, an on-campus trivia tournament which was open to teams from neighboring…
Lottie Jane closes east wing after dip in enrollment
Low enrollment and an increase in housing capacity has incited administration to close off half of Lottie Jane.
“Wake Up TU” spotlights race relations in modern America
A student panel composed of members from the TU Young Democrats, TU College Republicans, Association of Black Collegians and Pi…
TU Rider Network builds strong biking community
Manager Lauren Wagner explains TURN’s motivations and its off-campus inspirations.
Balancing the scales for sexual assault survivors
Oklahoman legislators proposed several bills meant to give sexual assault survivors more opportunities to mount cases against their attackers. The…
TU awarded federal grant for sexual assault awareness and prevention
While TU has not formally decided how to spend the grant, the new Violence Prevention Program Coordinator, Kelsey Hancock, who…
A pastor’s perspective on Trump’s efforts to repeal the Johnson Act
University United Methodist Church Pastor Nathan Mattox discusses the Johnson Amendment and the larger duality between politics and faith.
After almost a year, use of Fit Desks in library remains in question
Students and staff offer insight into whether the Fit Desks started by the TU Riding Network have gotten a return…