Student award nominations for Outstanding Seniors, Top 10 Freshman and Homecoming Court are now available on the TUAlumni.com website. Students may self-nominate or nominate others. Submissions are due Sept. 15, 2026. See award descriptions and make nominations online.
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the […]
UTulsa’s Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to be hosting a two-day symposium at 101 Archer, with an additional discussion taking place at Magic City Books. When it comes to the sovereignty of Indigenous art, who is creating it—and who is enjoying it? Consuming it and benefitting from it … passing it on? From […]
The UTulsa community is invited each Monday at 12 p.m. in the Atrium of Sharp Chapel to read and discuss the writings of Gregory of Nissa. Readings and discussion led by Chaplain Jeff Francis, Professors Matthew Drever and Donald Prudlo, and participating students and faculty. UTulsa students are welcome and encouraged to attend. Books provided. […]
Students can practice their Spanish, gain confidence in their skills and meet new people through conversation. Open to all proficiency levels!
Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday | September 15-17, 2026 | Tulsa, Oklahoma Energy Conversations, Done Differently…ROSA ENERGY CONFERENCE…a unique place to drive change and make connections. EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT ends August 12. The TRIBAL ENERGY CONSORTIUM and THE UNIVERSITY OF TULSA designed this year’s ROSA ENERGY CONFERENCE to bring people into energy conversations differently. This high-level, structured learning and engagement gathering […]
What if you were told that ancient, venerable Europe—the font of so many political and cultural ideas—was in fact in its present form the creation of successive American regimes from WW II on? What if next you were told a new American regime despises American Europe and wants to reshape its civilization? That’s quite a story and Glyn Morgan, Ph.D.—Director of the Center for European Studies at the Maxwell School of Citizenship & Public Affairs at Syracuse University—is here to tell it based on his new book The Rise and Fall of American Europe, 2026. […]
The UTulsa community is invited to a Christian-particular praise and worship chapel service held on Wednesdays at 12 p.m. in the Sharp Chapel sanctuary during the academic year. Speakers include campus staff, students and faculty, as well as area pastors and community leaders. Students are invited and welcome. A free lunch follows WOW at 12:30 […]
“Back for Blood: Never Whistle at 101 Archer” showcases the killer artist-printed illustrations of all 21 short Indigenous horror stories included in Never Whistle at Night 2: Back for Blood, […]
Still Sovereign: Land, Law, Memory examines Tribal sovereignty as a living and ongoing reality. Guided by ancestral memory and Indigenous governance systems in existence long before the United States, the […]
The Center for Global Engagement is hosting Immigration Town Hall Series to discuss important updates on the recent immigration developments, including changes related to Duration of Status (D/S). Attendees will learn how these updates may affect travel plans, maintaining status, immigration compliance and more. Students, faculty and staff are all invited to attend!
