Tulsa community join Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at 101 Archer for the annual Tulsa Artists' Coalition juried members' exhibition. The Annual Members’ Show is the Tulsa Artists’ Coalition’s opportunity […]
Join TU's Oklahoma Center for the Humanities for a historical look at Oklahoma’s unique sports scene. Stop by 101 Archer to learn more about Oklahoma sports through the decades - […]
TU community join The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities and hear from NYU's Isaac Butler. He will join TU's Dr. Justin Rawlins for a conversation about method acting at 101 […]
TU students join the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities for their second Common Read program! Anna Merlan joins us to talk about Tara Westover's "Educated" and conspiracy theories. Anna Merlan is a journalist and author, specializing in subcultures, alternative communities, conspiracy theories, crime, belief, death, sexual violence and women’s lives. She is currently a reporter […]
TU faculty, staff, and students are invited to discuss the urban renewal that radically changed Tulsa's landscape in the 1960's & 70's,Victor Luckerson and Don Thompson in discussing this era through both political and personal stories. This event coincides with chapters 16-20 of Vic Luckerson’s book Built from the Fire: The Epic Story of Tulsa’s […]
The Tulsa community is invited to join the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at “Wandering Spirit: African Wax Prints” exhibition that documents the history and development of the handmade designs […]
Has liberalism failed because it has succeeded? Tulsa and TU community join Oklahoma Center for the Humanities to hear from The University of Notre Dame's Patrick J. Deneen and TU's Jennifer Frey for a discussion of liberalism and its discontents. In his book, "Why Liberalism Failed", Deneen offers a warning that the centripetal forces now at […]
Join the Oklahoma Center for Humanities for the last event in the Common Read Program for the 2023-24 school year! LaShawnda Fields will join us from the University of Arkansas […]
