“World War I: 1917, The Yanks are Coming,” the newest appearance from McFarlin’s Special Collections, provides an intriguiging, historial experience.
“It” gives minor scares, has great personality
The best movie based off a Stephen King novel that we’ve had in a while, “It” carries more charm than…
Guest authors bring new techniques to TU
Saturday’s Poetry Symposium included a few authors who discussed their relation to poetry and offered their own workshop techniques.
Unique dishes shine at Manos Peruanas
Tulsa’s other Peruvian restaurant, Manos Peruanas, sells good food but at a bit of a price.
TAF Writer’s Salon features three up-and-coming authors
The reading included a short story, comic strips and excerpts from a novel, providing an entertaining, if not awkward, experience.
Campell exhibit explores themes of vulnerability and prejudice
Crystal Campbell’s “Take Only Pictures, Kill Only Time, Leave Only Bubbles,” a gallery exploring a wide array of themes and…
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra enchants Guthrie Green
The Tulsa Symphony Orchestra performed a striking variety of classic and contemporary pieces at the Guthrie Green on First Friday.
Sura adds Korean, Japanese fare to already large sushi menu
With a comfortable atmosphere and large menu, Sura Korean and Japanese is a new place to try in town.
Ballet in Studio K: members elaborate on art of dance before opening performance
The Collegian met with two dancers in the upcoming program “Creations in Studio K” at Tulsa Ballet to discuss the…
Tulsa alum Ray Bachlor shares his story
Ray Bachlor, who began at TU in 1943, shares stories from his life with the Collegian.