The Spring Activities Fair allowed a variety of clubs and organizations to reach out directly to the university’s student body. The Spring Activities Fair was in full force Wednesday, Jan. 29, as student organizations from all over campus gathered in the Great Hall of the Student Union with the intention of recruiting and connecting with […]
Category: Variety
Night Owls on free will and satire
The Honors College hosted their third Night Owls movie night with a “Hamlet” satire, prompting a lively discussion about predestination and agency. On Friday evening, a group of Honors College students, along with several faculty, gathered to watch the 1990 absurdist drama-comedy “Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead.” The movie, adapted from a play by the […]
TU students experience Washington D.C.
A large donation last semester enabled 38 TU students to visit D.C. and witness the 2025 Presidential Inauguration. The Kendall College of Arts and Sciences received a generous estate donation last semester from long-term donor and former editor of the “Tulsa Tribune,” Jenk Jones. This donation allowed 38 History and Political Science students to explore […]
Get to know a club: Interfaith
Recently charted, Interfaith is a multicultural organization created to promote learning and understanding between faiths across campus. Interfaith is a multicultural organization on campus that was just recently formally established when approved by SGA late last October. The goal of the club is to provide an intentional space on campus for students of varying faiths […]
Zach Bryan at the BOK Center
Photos by staff photographer Peyton Matteson from Zach Bryan’s Quittin Time Tour on Thursday December 12, 2024. The Oklahoma born country singer, Zach Bryan, brought three December shows to Tulsa this year. Each of the shows was packed full of fans wearing cowboy boots and singing along to Bryan’s poetic songs. Many of these songs […]
TU celebrates first-generation students
UTulsa is celebrating first-generation students during National First Generation Week and beyond. The Student Success Team celebrated this last week with a series of events and giveaways aimed at recognizing the accomplishments of The University of Tulsa’s first-generation students. Typically, a first-generation college student refers to a college student who is the first in their […]
Album Review: “Songs of a Lost World”
The Cure delivered a well-produced album that could very well fit anywhere in their discography, in a way honoring their own legacy. The English gothic rock band The Cure released the album “Songs of a Lost World” last week, representing their first studio album since 2008. The new album is also unique in that all […]
West (of Eden): An art exhibition
101 Archer welcomes a new heartfelt exhibit illustrating fleeting and impassioned visions of America’s heartland. Debuting Friday, Nov.1 at 101 Archer as an ode to John Steinbeck’s novel “East of Eden,” M. Walker Nelson introduced her most recent exhibition: “West (of Eden).” The exhibition includes a series of traditional oil paintings, each one referencing Steinbeck’s […]
Medea Thrills on Halloweekend
“Medea” was a one-night stunner demonstrating student talent and hard work. The TU Theater Union in conjunction with the Honors College put on Friday a one-night-only showing of Eurypides’ “Medea,” a Greek tragedy first performed in 431 B.C. The play was originally part of a trilogy, with “Medea” being the middle show, but the other […]
Dayglow tour visits Tulsa on Halloween
Photos by Peyton Matteson of Dayglow, an indie pop band from Austin. The band played at Cain’s Ballroom on Oct. 31, for an audience dressed up in Halloween costumes.