For the 26th edition of "Stylus Journal of Art & Writing," we encourage writers and artists to consider the place of “tradition” in their lives and works. What are the ways in which we engage with tradition? What do we draw from it, and does it draw anything from us? What do we ask of it, and […]
The title of the study is, “Reliability of EMG-driven Robotic Response- A Pilot Study.” The purpose of this study is to determine the reliability of using EMG signals (created from a person contracting their thigh muscles) to alert a robotic arm to aid with an activity. If you are a male or female 18 years […]
This exhibition, created with the support of The Hardesty Family Foundation, is the second in a series of rotating exhibits in McFarlin Library, established with the goal of highlighting the wonderful work created by UTulsa students. The exhibition features artworks created by students from across the university and encompasses a wide range of art media, […]
The application for the U.S. Department of State’s 2027 Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program is now open! U.S. leadership abroad—in commerce, global affairs and security—rests on Americans who can navigate other languages and cultures with expertise and fluency. The Critical Language Scholarship (CLS) Program delivers intensive summer language instruction to high-achieving undergraduate and graduate students, […]
Be a witness to history! As the United States commemorates its 250th birthday, travel back in time by seeing the documents that were “in the room where it happened.” Indigenous Independence: America at 250 highlights the rare books, manuscripts and art from the Gilcrease collection that present the American Revolution as more than a sudden […]
Make new friends from near and far! Enjoy a fantastic free lunch and a fun atmosphere every Monday. Meet us at the BCM Building right next to the Bell—everyone is welcome!
The UTulsa community is invited each Monday at 12 p.m. in the Atrium of Sharp Chapel to read and discuss the writings of Gregory of Nissa. Readings and discussion led by Chaplain Jeff Francis, Professors Matthew Drever and Donald Prudlo, and participating students and faculty. UTulsa students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Books provided. […]
Campus Recreation group fitness class
Students can practice their Spanish, gain confidence in their skills and meet new people through conversation. Open to all proficiency levels!
Sessions with student tutors helping other students grasp stats, accounting, finance and economics concepts and problem approaches.
We live in a culture split over how to read Scripture. And even though it seems like we’re fighting over how to understand specific social issues, it’s really about how we understand the Bible itself. Did God really command Moses to put gay people to death? Did Jesus really teach that everyone who is not […]
Are you an international UTulsa student struggling to adjust to your new home? Email caps@utulsa.edu to register for Counseling & Psychological Support's (CAPS) welcoming support group.
