Boba and Chill
Student UnionJoin the Asian American Student Association for free boba and Asian snacks. Take a break, relax and learn more about the AASA executive team and more!
Free
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Sabor latino
Mayo Village Apartments & Student Activities Center South Delaware Avenue, Tulsa, OKCome spend a chill Saturday afternoon with LASA and enjoy Latin American food and games!
Book launch – Queerly Beloved
Dennis R. Neill Equality Center 621 E. 4th St., Tulsa, OKEveryone is invited to attend the debut of Queerly Beloved, a heartwarming rom-com novel by TU alumna Susie Dumond (BA ’12). Read about this heartwarming novel – set in Tulsa […]
Cultural and Ancestral Geographies: A Symposium with Streams
On May 25, 2022, the Helmerich Center for American Research will host a virtual symposium on Cultural and Ancestral Geographies from the ancestral lands of the Osage Nation. The symposium […]
Free
Reconciliation in America National Symposium Speaker – Michael Eric Dyson
Lorton Performance Center 550 South Gary Place, Tulsa, OKMichael Eric Dyson will be the opening session speaker for the 13th Annual Reconciliation in America National Symposium sponsored by the John Hope Franklin Center for Reconciliation. Dyson is the […]
Tulsa Pride Parade
Plan to join friends and colleagues from across The University of Tulsa at the Tulsa Pride Parade. Students, faculty and staff will gather together to march through downtown in a […]
Welcome Back Picnic
Chapman Commons 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OKThe Welcome Back Picnic is an annual event hosted by the Association of International Students to celebrate the beginning of a new academic year for all international and domestic students at TU. Make new friends, reconnect with old ones and ring in the new semester with food and outdoor fun at this event!
Moon Festival
Jackson Commons 550 South Gary Place, Tulsa, OKEach year on the 15th day of the eighth lunar month, people in countries such as China, Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia, Japan, Korea and the Philippines celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival. With a full moon shining in the heavens, “moon cakes” are eaten and offered as gifts to friends and neighbors. The full (round) moon signifies a […]
TU-Afghan Cultural Exchange picnic
Chapman Commons 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OKTU-ACE welcomes everyone to our first event of the semester! Please join us on Chapman Commons for an evening of fun and community-building at a picnic with the local Afghan newcomer population. Food, drinks and outdoor activities will be provided.
Free
DEI open house
DEI Office 3126 E. 5th Pl., Tulsa, OKJoin us at the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for an open house with music, snacks, good times and to learn about the services we offer.
Free
CAPS Drop-In Connection Group: BIPOC Peer Support
Hardesty Hall-Holmes Student Center Tulsa, OKThis support group is focused on providing a welcoming and safe space to offer support for diverse student voices. Students will be provided the opportunity to connect and speak concerning their unique individual experiences.
Pie a Board Member
Hurricane Plaza 3105 East 5th Place, Tulsa, OKJoin the Latin American Student Association to release some stress, refresh yourself with some delicious aguas fresca and support our organization! Pies 1 for $3 2 for $5 3 for $8
DEI Week: The F Word – Examining Misconceptions of Fatness
McFarlin Library 2933 East 6th Street, Tulsa, OKPanelist discussion featuring TU professors Emily Contois and Jennifer Jones, and guests from the broader Tulsa community: Troy Knauls, Dionne Lambert and Valeria Rodriguez.
DEI Week: Body Count – Examining Hoeness
DEI Office 3126 E. 5th Pl., Tulsa, OKWhy are men celebrated when they have many partners, but women are shamed? What does it mean to be a hoe? As part of DEI Week, join the DEI office to watch a video podcast about sexual double standards featuring Brittany Renner. There will be a discussion afterward.
Free
TU-ACE: One year of community celebration
Chapman Commons 800 South Tucker Drive, Tulsa, OKPlease join the TU–Afghan Cultural Exchange (ACE) for a celebration of community and cultural diversity. We will have cake, snacks, games and soccer (football) as a way to mark one year since our Afghan neighbors began joining the Tulsa community.
Free