TU students are invited to join us every Monday to read through books by C. S. Lewis and discuss their ideas. We're currently reading "That Hideous Strength," the third book of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
TU students are invited to join us every Monday to read through books by C. S. Lewis and discuss their ideas. We're currently reading "That Hideous Strength," the third book of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
In this innovative and timely talk, Jad Abumrad explores the art of conversation. For the last year, he’s been deep diving into the art of interviewing. Not just how journalists in his industry do it, but how do therapists do it? Salespeople? Hostage negotiators? Social workers? What are the techniques we can all steal and […]
Cory Hayes, professor of philosophy and theology at St. Joseph Seminary College in Covington, Louisiana, will present a lecture titled "Conflict or Confusion: Faith and Reason in the Galileo Affair […]
The Moon Festival (also known as Mid-Autumn, Harvest Moon, or Mooncake Festival) is a traditional festival celebrated in China, Japan, Korea, Vietnam, and other East and Southeast Asian countries. This holiday honors the full moon, which symbolizes prosperity, unity, fortune, and fertility. TU’s Vietnamese Student Association (VSA) and Asian American Student Association (AASA) will celebrate […]
It's time for LASA's Festival De Las Flores! Join us as we close out Hispanic Heritage Month with UTulsa's annual festival Saturday, Oct. 12. Enjoy live music, performances, food trucks, a photo booth, crafts, and more!! The first 200 UTulsa students will receive a free food truck ticket, and the first 100 UTulsa students will […]
TU students are invited to join us every Monday to read through books by C. S. Lewis and discuss their ideas. We're currently reading "That Hideous Strength," the third book of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
Carlos Eire, Ph.D. and T. Lawrason Riggs Professor of History and Religious Studies at Yale University, will present "Is Writing the History of the Impossible Possible?" If one’s dominant culture considers some events or phenomena totally impossible, especially on scientific grounds, how should one approach eyewitness testimonies from past centuries that speak of such events […]
The Helmerich Center for American Research at Gilcrease Museum invites you to join us for the third installment of our Let’s Talk About It book discussion series, with the theme “Civil Rights and Equality: A Pulitzer Prize Centennial Series.” Tonnia L. Anderson, Ph.D., will lead us in a discussion of "The Arc of Justice: A […]
TU students are invited to join us every Monday to read through books by C. S. Lewis and discuss their ideas. We're currently reading "That Hideous Strength," the third book […]
The University of Tulsa Alumni Association can’t wait to celebrate with alumni, parents, friends and family during Homecoming 2024. Join us to paint the street, catch up with old friends, enjoy TU on Tap, and cheer at the big game. See the full schedule of events. Reign Cane!
TU Homecoming excitement begins with the annual pep rally! Join the action as the Sound of the Golden Hurricane band plays and the Spirit Squad rallies the crowd into a […]
TU students are invited to join us every Monday to read through books by C. S. Lewis and discuss their ideas. We're currently reading "That Hideous Strength," the third book […]
The Honors College and the TU Theatre Union present Medea, an ancient Greek tragedy about a passionate woman who, when betrayed by her egoistic husband, sets out on a murderous and bloody path of revenge. This performance will include a brief historical introduction and a talkback with the cast. After the talkback there will be […]
