97.1 Sports Animal Radio Program Director Kevin Ward will be speaking in Professor Joplin's sports management class. Kevin Ward MGT-2143 Friday, Oct. 23 9 a.m. HELM 219 Open to the Public Seating is limited to the first 50 guests. Kevin Ward is one of Oklahoma’s most respected and experienced sports broadcasters, whose remarkable career spans […]
Talk in the Judaic and Near Eastern Studies lecture series by Natalia Starostina, Professor of history at Oklahoma City University This talk examines the experiences and contributions of members of the Russian-speaking Jewish diaspora in Nazi-occupied France and their diverse responses to occupation, persecution and war. Following the Russian Revolution of 1917, thousands of émigrés, […]
Norman Akers (Osage) will give a talk about his artwork and creative process open to the public as the 2026 Ruth Mayo Distinguished Visiting Artist at the UTulsa School of Art, Design & Art History. An associate professor emeritus of the University of Kansas, his work explores issues of identity, culture, including Osage mythos, place […]
UTulsa Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with John Spaid, cybersecurity customer experience leader for oil, gas and energy at Microsoft. John leads cybersecurity strategy and customer success initiatives supporting […]
The University of Tulsa College of Law presents the Justice Dana Kuehn Symposium on Justice and Law, featuring Terry Anderson and Dominic Parker Anderson and Parker will explore the economic […]
Municipal governments face increasing cybersecurity challenges, from ransomware and phishing to staffing and resource constraints. OCII's roundtable brings together municipal IT leaders, cybersecurity practitioners and public sector professionals from across Oklahoma to discuss current threats, lessons learned and practical approaches to strengthening cybersecurity. Lunch provided at no cost.
Some technologists propose that a key benefit of artificial intelligence is how it will 'democratize' reason or intelligence by making it akin to a widely accessible public utility. But what does it mean to turn intelligence into a public utility? And what kind of wonder is this wondrous achievement: is it an achievement that liberates […]
