On view through Dec. 19, 2025. Special Collections at McFarlin Library presents, for the first time ever, an exhibition about Nobel Laureate V.S. Naipaul. Naipaul was a Trinidadian-born British author, with a cultural background from India. Publishing more than 30 books in over 50 years, he was a master in travel literature, paving the way […]
Our reading this semester will be “On the Incarnation of the Word” by Athanasius. Truly a classic work from the later Church Fathers regarding a fundamental theological topic - Christology (theology relating to the person, nature and role of Christ). Books and lunch provided. Students are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer's works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Join The University of Tulsa this Giving Tuesday, the global day of charitable giving and make a meaningful impact. Visit givingtuesday.utulsa.edu to make your gift on or before Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025.
Need to practice your French? Already a native speaker but looking to meet fellow Francophones? Join Professor McDermott in the School of Languages and Literature lounge for casual conversation. Stay for five minutes or the entire 50. All levels welcome. First floor, Oliphant Hall, suite 100.
Maurice Ruffin, author and lawyer will discuss his book, The American Daughters Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025 12 p.m. College of Law Wm. Stuart Price and Michael C. Turpen Courtroom 3120 E. Fourth Pl. Tulsa, OK 74104 CLE available The American Daughters is a historical novel about a spirited young girl who joins a sisterhood of […]
The Planning Edge: Business, Tax, and Legacy Strategies Forum is designed for professionals at the intersection of wealth, law and philanthropy—those who guide individuals, families and businesses through complex financial and legacy decisions. Attorneys specializing in estate planning, business succession, tax, nonprofit or elder law who want to stay current on emerging legal and regulatory […]
Take a break and treat yourself at "Snacks & Sips," a come-and-go event for students, faculty and staff hosted by the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences dean's office. Stop by the Tyrrell Hall lobby anytime between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for a cup of coffee, snacks and other refreshments!
Join us for a lively conversation with Don James McLaughlin as he explores how scholars revive out-of-print books through fresh, new editions. Learn what it takes to research, reinterpret and reintroduce forgotten works to today’s readers. Bagels and coffee will be served.
On view through Dec. 13. The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to present A Retrospective, a native fashion exhibit designed and hand-crafted by Chickasaw-Choctaw weaver, Margaret Roach Wheeler. Wheeler honors the spirit of her great-great-grandmother, Mahota, and a legacy of creative Chickasaw women. Margaret has become known internationally as a painter, sculptor, educator, […]
On view through Dec. 13. The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to present A Retrospective, a native fashion exhibit designed and hand-crafted by Chickasaw-Choctaw weaver, Margaret Roach Wheeler. Wheeler honors the spirit of her great-great-grandmother, Mahota, and a legacy of creative Chickasaw women. Margaret has become known internationally as a painter, sculptor, educator, […]
Sky Summit: Drone Detection & Innovation Demo Hosted by the Oklahoma Cyber Innovation Institute (OCII), this event in 219 Helmerich Hall will feature a live demonstration of the Gargoyle drone detection system in a real-world environment and highlight Oklahoma’s leadership in secure drone innovation. Event highlights: Live deployment of the Gargoyle drone detection system Engagement […]
Need to stock up on essentials? It’s a perfect opportunity to come shop with CGE and meet other students! Seats are first come first served. Make sure to reserve your spot using the link or QR code!
On view through Dec. 19, 2025. Special Collections at McFarlin Library presents, for the first time ever, an exhibition about Nobel Laureate V.S. Naipaul. Naipaul was a Trinidadian-born British author, with a cultural background from India. Publishing more than 30 books in over 50 years, he was a master in travel literature, paving the way […]
Take a break before finals and unwind at our Cozy Canine event! Come hang out with therapy dogs, enjoy free pizza and soak in cozy holiday vibes at Cozy Canines. It’s the perfect way to recharge and connect before the semester wraps up. Don’t miss our last event of the semester. You (and the dogs!) deserve […]
Every week, the C.S. Lewis Book Club gathers to read and discuss the writer's works, both fictional and theological. Prolific in his time, Lewis was a significant figure in 20th century literature and Christian apologetics, and his writings continue to change lives today. This semester we are reading Surprised by Joy, followed by The Problem […]
Circle Cinema, AIML@TU, and CYB 4203/6203 Present: Ghost in the Shell (1995) - Educational Screening Take a break from studying during reading days and immerse yourself in one of anime's most visually stunning masterpieces! "Ghost in the Shell" combines breathtaking cyberpunk aesthetics, Kenji Kawai's hauntingly beautiful score and groundbreaking animation that influenced everything from The […]
In collaboration with MEDx, TUSNA (TU Student Nurses Association) and SWMM (Society for Women Minorities in Medicine), stop by the JOLT Center for free hot cocoa & snacks so you can lock in for finals week!
Take a break and treat yourself at "Snacks & Sips," a come-and-go event for students, faculty and staff hosted by the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences dean's office. Stop by the Tyrrell Hall lobby anytime between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. for a cup of coffee, snacks and other refreshments!
Hosted by the Office for Resilience & Belonging (ORB), Wellness Wednesdays are a weekly come-and-go space for the entire campus community (students, staff and faculty) to pause, breathe, and reconnect with their whole selves. Through guided meditation, mindfulness and quiet reflection, participants are invited to reset beyond roles and responsibilities. Stay for a few minutes […]
On view through Dec. 13. The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to present A Retrospective, a native fashion exhibit designed and hand-crafted by Chickasaw-Choctaw weaver, Margaret Roach Wheeler. Wheeler honors the spirit of her great-great-grandmother, Mahota, and a legacy of creative Chickasaw women. Margaret has become known internationally as a painter, sculptor, educator, […]
On view through December 13. Alpha Rho Tau Civic Art Collective is proud to present Art About Town, a curated collection of member artwork on display at the North Gallery of 101 Archer. This vibrant exhibition showcases a variety of styles and mediums, reflecting the diverse talents of local artists. This exhibit runs Oct. 3 […]
On view through Dec. 13. The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to present A Retrospective, a native fashion exhibit designed and hand-crafted by Chickasaw-Choctaw weaver, Margaret Roach Wheeler. Wheeler honors the spirit of her great-great-grandmother, Mahota, and a legacy of creative Chickasaw women. Margaret has become known internationally as a painter, sculptor, educator, […]
On view through December 13. Alpha Rho Tau Civic Art Collective is proud to present Art About Town, a curated collection of member artwork on display at the North Gallery of 101 Archer. This vibrant exhibition showcases a variety of styles and mediums, reflecting the diverse talents of local artists. This exhibit runs Oct. 3 […]
Students can come in and watch a free Tubi movie, craft or study. This event is open for any student who wants a place to study, relax or just enjoy a distraction from the stress of finals. Coffee and snacks will be provided!
On view through Dec. 13. The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to present A Retrospective, a native fashion exhibit designed and hand-crafted by Chickasaw-Choctaw weaver, Margaret Roach Wheeler. Wheeler honors the spirit of her great-great-grandmother, Mahota, and a legacy of creative Chickasaw women. Margaret has become known internationally as a painter, sculptor, educator, […]
On view through Dec. 19, 2025. Special Collections at McFarlin Library presents, for the first time ever, an exhibition about Nobel Laureate V.S. Naipaul. Naipaul was a Trinidadian-born British author, with a cultural background from India. Publishing more than 30 books in over 50 years, he was a master in travel literature, paving the way […]
The TU Tabletop Games Club meets every Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Esports Gaming Lounge to play board games in a relaxed and friendly environment. All students are welcome to join for a night of fun and friendly board gaming.
Hosted by the Office for Resilience & Belonging (ORB), Wellness Wednesdays are a weekly come-and-go space for the entire campus community (students, staff and faculty) to pause, breathe, and reconnect with their whole selves. Through guided meditation, mindfulness and quiet reflection, participants are invited to reset beyond roles and responsibilities. Stay for a few minutes […]
Need to stock up on essentials? It’s a perfect opportunity to come shop with CGE and meet other students! Seats are first come first served. Make sure to reserve your spot using the link or QR code!
Join us at 101 Archer for the First Friday Art Crawl! Enjoy our rotating gallery exhibits, live music by local musicians, free food and a cash bar. Be sure to check our website to see what's new this month. As always, this event is free and open to all!
Produced by photographic historian, Adam Forgash, in association of the Route 66 Alliance, noted author and historian Michael Wallis and the Rt 66 Association, this exhibition bridges art, history and cultural identity by telling America’s story through an Oklahoma photographer’s forgotten lens. In 1913, photographer S.J. Tyler opened a small studio in Afton, Oklahoma, long […]