‘Land of Milk and Honey’ is our future

A chef’s desire, appetite and pleasure in C. Pam Zhang’s latest novel. “Land of Milk and Honey” by C. Pam Zhang went to press Sept. 26, garnering praise and a 3.82 rating on Goodreads. The novel is set in a near future London, where a chef struggles with a smog-covered, barren Earth where all agriculture […]

Top eight Halloween movies to watch this fall

Welcoming the spooky season with popcorn and scary movies. As the leaves change, the air begins to feel cooler and your favorite coffee shops welcome new fall drinks to the menu. There is no doubt we are in the midst of the Halloween season. Midterms can be overwhelming, and it is okay to take a […]

Candidate Monroe Nichols on Housing

SEA and TUBS spoke with Monroe Nichols, candidate for Tulsa mayor, for an enlightening Q and A session this week. This past Wednesday, the Student Economic Association and TU Business Society invited Tulsa mayoral candidate Monroe Nichols to campus for a Q and A session. Nichols is a TU graduate who studied economics and political […]

First Friday: Into Light Project

A new gallery at 101 Archer illustrates the varied and rich lives of Oklahomans who have died from opioid overdoses. A new gallery at the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at 101 Archer opened last Friday. It displays Oklahoma’s iteration of the Into Light Project, an initiative started by the North Carolina artist Theresa Clower […]

Career Fair: something for everyone

This year’s Career Fair saw a confident group of students make connections with a variety of employers. The annual Cane Career Fair took place last Wednesday. As in previous years, dozens of local, national and global employers gathered at the Reynolds Center to network with TU students. Those looking for internships, volunteer positions and long-term […]

Get to know a club: TU Dems

TU Dems is a student organization seeking to engage like-minded young voters. Jules Yang is the president of TU Dems. I sat down with them to discuss the club’s background, mission and impact. Yang is a sophomore with double majors in political science and media studies from Sugar Land, Texas who is passionate about local […]

Prepare for the Career Fair

Some information students should know for a successful Career Fair visit. Mark your calendars for Wednesday, Sept. 25 from noon to 4 p.m. at the Reynolds Center for TU’s Fall Cane Career Fair. As many students are well aware the job-searching and connecting event is approaching soon with over 100 employers, around 300 to 500 […]

10 on-campus cooking tips

Sometimes, you just need a home-cooked meal. Eating while living on campus can be a real pain, and many of us just need to have a home-cooked meal occasionally. Unfortunately, it can be really daunting to try to maintain everything you need for cooking on campus. Whether that is ingredients, equipment, facilities or time, many […]

Get to Know a Club

Get to know a club is a column where students can read about the different clubs on campus and what they do. Hidden deep within the walls of Kendall Hall lies Studio 151, TU’s student-led podcast club. Recently, the organization held its first general body meeting where co-directors Avery Jamerson and Betty Lam explained what […]

“Beetlejuice Beetlejuice” is a spooky success

After thirty-six years, the Halloween classic “Beetlejuice” received a sequel. In 1988, Tim Burton’s cult classic comedy-horror movie “Beetlejuice” was released. Thirty-six years later, it finally got a sequel. The original movie centered around a young couple, Adam and Barbara Maitland (Alec Baldwin and Geena Davis) who die by an accident while visiting their vacation […]