The Investment Portfolio Challenge is a competition between Oklahoma schools. Students present in front of industry leaders and compete to win cash prizes. In addition to TU student teams, Oklahoma […]
Professors Stuart Deaver, piano, and Maureen O'Boyle, violin, present a recital of music to refresh your mind. Please join us for this recital on Tuesday, Nov. 29, in Meinig Recital […]
For almost two decades, Chicago-based musician and classics degree-holder Joe Goodkin has toured the United States. Recently, Goodkin has created a 17-song adaptation of the Iliad steeped in ancient and […]
Join the TU School of Music for a jazz concert. The concert will take place on Thursday, Dec. 1, in Gussman Hall. For more information, please contact katy-gallagher@utulsa.edu. The concert […]
From Dust Bowl migrants fleeing black blizzards to baby boomers gassing up to get their kicks, historic Route 66 was the road of flight for more than half a century […]
Anthropology senior students will present their research from the current semester. Join them to learn more about the department, hear about interesting topics and enjoy free food!
Prospective students are invited to join an admission counselor for a virtual event to learn more about The University of Tulsa! Register to attend.
Stylus, the student journal of art and writing at The University of Tulsa, is currently accepting submissions for the spring 2023 issue in digital art, printmaking, sculpture, photography and 3-D […]
The Mobility Challenge is an innovation challenge sponsored by the City of Tulsa and TU. Student teams will develop innovative solutions to mobility issues for the most underserved Tulsans, who […]
In the late 1980s, the Soviet Ukrainian punk subculture seeded an accidental politics that allowed for new and idiosyncratic ways to identify as Ukrainian. In this talk, the anthropologist and musician Maria Sonevytsky will share her research on a curious cassette album that circulated in the last years of the USSR on the streets of […]
From a little spark may burst a flame. – Dante Alibhieri Join JOLT Creativity Club for fun, educational activities that will spark your creative thought process and ignite your inner flame for innovative problem-solving. There is nothing extraordinary about creative people and their ability to develop new ideas. They are, however, better trained in the […]
Today, defending the idea of free Ukraine has taken on profound urgency, and Ukrainian musicians have been battling tirelessly on the musical front. As the war of Russian aggression grinds on in Ukraine, one of the strongest vectors for strengthening and even expanding Ukrainian cultural identity has been viral musical moments, which have coined, recycled […]
Maxim Osipov is known for his uncompromisingly honest and introspective stories of life in the provinces of Putin’s Russia, in Moscow and among Russophone émigrés abroad. Shortly after the launch of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Osipov himself became an émigré, leaving Russia for good. His latest collection of stories and essays […]
The Kendall College of Arts and Sciences at The University of Tulsa, The Dangoor Centre and Bar Ilan University invite you to an evening commemorating International Holocaust Remembrance Day. Please join us for art, music, light refreshments and special guest speakers. For more information, please contact Emily Schumacher at emily-schumacher@utulsa.edu or 214-226-6311. About International Holocaust […]
Freedom is the highest ideal in American politics, but its legacy is complex. Throughout American history, freedom has supported emancipation and individual liberty, but has also supported white supremacy, economic injustice and misogyny. These “ugly freedoms” legitimate the right to harm and subjugate others. This talk will examine the ugliness of freedom, from the history […]
