Patrick Culp Patrick Culp is a junior who currently serves as a senator for an at-large seat. As a senator,…
Students on Springfest
Darcy Elmore: 1. “I don’t think Springfest is a bad thing…I think funds around the school are misused, considering how…
Criminal Justice Panel offers no clear solution
Last Thursday, the TU Black Law Students Association and the Federalist Society held an “Oklahoma Criminal Justice Panel on Sentencing…
Panel explores how money influences politics
On Tuesday, Tulsa’s League of Women Voters hosted a panel titled “Money Power VS. Power of the People.” Panelists included…
“Go Vote” event to increase student participation
On Tuesday, TYPROS will be registering students to vote, encouraging registered students to vote in Tuesday’s election for a new…
School districts sue the state
48 school districts in the state of Oklahoma are currently suing the State of Oklahoma, including State School Superintendent Joy…
SB 1187 languishes in House
Currently, the Oklahoma State House is debating Senate Bill 1187, which passed the Senate in the middle of last month.…
Deserted in North Tulsa: How Highway 244 demarcates differences in access to a basic necessity
According to the USDA, large swaths of North Tulsa are considered food deserts. Food deserts are officially defined by the…
TU six weeks into Recyclomania contest
The University of Tulsa is six weeks into Recyclemania, an eight-week recycling competition, involving colleges from around the country. In…
TU promotes recycling through e-waste event
The University of Tulsa is six weeks into Recyclemania, an eight-week recycling competition, involving colleges from around the country. In…