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 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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
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 […]
Evgeny Morozov in conversation with President Brad Carson Evgeny Morozov is the founder of The Syllabus (a knowledge curation platform) and its associated nonprofit, The Center for the Advancement of […]
Join the UTulsa Wind Ensemble for a concert in the Lorton Performance Center’s Gussman Concert Hall.
Join the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences for a drink and listen to faculty members present their research at this informal symposium. This semester’s presentations include: “Mystorical Constructions” with Michelle Martin from Art, Design, and Art History “Diseases of Despair in the 21st Century” with Rachel Head from Anthropology & Sociology “Type in the […]
Excited to be welcoming Sasha Martin to UTulsa. Sasha is a Tulsa poet and memoirist who has recently finished an environmental poetry residency at the Oxley Nature Reserve in Tulsa. […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities welcomes Portland, OR, based musician and field recordist Patricia Wolf for a live musical performance titled “Sounds of Hope.” “Sounds of Hope” is an ecologically inspired work of field recordings and ambient music that celebrates the remaining natural spaces near the artist’s home in North Portland. These songs trace […]
