THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! To join the wait list, email us at humanities@utulsa.edu. Join us for an evening with National Book Award Winner Ned Blackhawk, author of "The Rediscovery […]
Discover the rich history of political and social demonstrations in Oklahoma with the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities' upcoming exhibition, We Protest. This exhibition provides a unique insight into the different forms of civil disobedience, including protests, rallies, marches, and sit-ins, and how they have shaped our constitutional rights to free speech and peaceful assembly. […]
Activism in Greenwood stretches back to the 1920's and it's never let up since. This event will begin with a brief lecture about the history of protest in Greenwood and Tulsa more broadly, focusing in particular on the Civil Rights Movement, the Black Power Movement, and the Vietnam era. A conversation will follow with Vic […]
TU students, join the History Department and the History Club as we welcome the esteemed Dr. Russ Lemmons, Distinguished Professor of History at Jackson State University. Dr. Lemmons will be […]
This seminar will be led by key scholars involved with the Echohawk Project, an ongoing multidisciplinary research group that attempts to locate, study, and make know the historical importance and art historical significance of Pawnee artist Brummett Echohawk (1922-2006). The discussion will consider the extant archive, focusing on the institutional collections held by the Oklahoma […]
