Tour de Quartz is an annual showcase of student artwork from the Oklahoma Summer Arts Institute at Quartz Mountain (OSAI), which features artworks that consider the concept of utopia. Each student artist is represented by one piece of artwork in the Tour de Quartz, which exhibits at museums, libraries, and art galleries across the state. […]
Ange Mlinko, whose work appears in the new issue of TU’s Nimrod Literary Journal, will give a talk on "How Poets Change Form." She is the author of several books of poetry, including Venice, Distant Mandate, and Marvelous Things Overheard, has been the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship and the Randall Jarrell Award for Criticism, […]
Interested in pre-law? Join us for a panel discussion featuring Judge Doris Fransein and three local attorneys who graduated from UTulsa and practice law in Tulsa.
Ussama Makdisi is a Palestinian American historian, specializing in the history of the modern Middle East. He is May Ziadeh Chair in Palestinian & Arab Studies and Chancellor’s Chair at […]
Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia is hosting our biannual Grill and Chill at the Lorton Performance Center (LPC) in the lobby. This will also be our last rush event for the semester, so if you are interested to know more about us, be there. The food of course will be free. Come on guys, what UTulsa […]
Human ancestors entered the underground world millions of years ago. Yet only recently have scientists realized the extent that our early relatives stretched their activities into the dark spaces beneath us. Starting from his own work in the Rising Star cave system of South Africa, John Hawks, Ph.D., follows a track connecting extinct human relatives […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Join us at 101 Archer for the First Friday Art Crawl! We have live music, two great exhibits, free food and a cash bar. As always, this event is free and open to all!
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
THIS EVENT IS POSTPONED AND WILL BE RESCHEDULED. THE NEW DATE WILL BE ADDED TO THE CALENDAR ASAP. As part of UTulsa's NEH seminar, "Poetics of Place," the Department of […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
This talk is advances the idea that the humanities as a set of disciplines are often generated or inspired by remarkable altered states of consciousness and embodiment, which can sometimes be re-experienced by a deep engagement with the texts and artworks themselves. Hence many a teaching or pedagogical moment. Hence some of the furthest reaches […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Norman Holmes Pearson might have looked like the tweedy Yale professor he was, but he was one of the most consequential figures in twentieth-century American literature; an architect of the Cold War collaboration between academia and cultural diplomacy; and a high-ranking spy in the OSS and one of the shapers of the CIA. In this […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Note: This event has been postponed due to inclement weather. The safety of our attendees is our top priority, and we want to ensure everyone has a chance to join us when conditions improve. We look forward to welcoming Kevin Sabin back to campus at a future Friends of Finance Luncheon, and will communicate the […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
RESCHEDULED DUE TO WEATHER. The Concerts with Commentary series features award-winning music faculty who not only perform with excellence but also share the cultural background and historical context of the repertoire and composers represented in the series. Each concert focuses on a different genre, composer, or instrument(s). Concerts are free and open to the public. […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
UTulsa students are invited to join the Department of Psychology in welcoming Kapil Dev Regmi, founder of Pragya Gunja School and Don Bosco College in Kathmandu Nepal. Mr. Regmi will talk about the educational system in Nepal and the challenges they face. He will also share opportunities for teaching and service internships in Kathmandu. Students […]
The University of Tulsa Symphony Orchestra continues its 2024-2025 concert season with a performance on Monday evening February 24th at 7:30 PM in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall on the campus of The University of Tulsa. The concert is titled “Symphonic Mosaic” and features how the orchestra’s many pieces and colors are ‘composed’ […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
Jay Smith, the president of Yellowstone Theological Institute (YTI), will discuss Christian ministry and opportunities for graduate education in ministry at YTI. The talk will take place in Sharp Chapel. It is free and pizza will be served to all who attend.
The creation of Scooby-Doo, Where Are You! (1969-1971) was the result of efforts by production companies, network executives, and advertisers to replace the violent action-adventure space fantasies on Saturday morning […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
On view through April 26, 2025. Since the beginning of time, we have looked to the skies with wonder, fear, hope, and curiosity as we try to imagine what could exist out in the cosmos. This exhibit explores the depiction of aliens and their homes across history and popular culture. We document the way humans […]
