In the late 1980s, the Soviet Ukrainian punk subculture seeded an accidental politics that allowed for new and idiosyncratic ways to identify as Ukrainian. In this talk, the anthropologist and musician Maria Sonevytsky will share her research on a curious cassette album that circulated in the last years of the USSR on the streets of […]
Join Chelsea Herr, Jack and Maxine Zarrow Curator for Indigenous Art and Culture at Gilcrease Museum, to learn more about Pop Chalee’s (Taos Pueblo) Forest Scene. Learn about the artist […]
Today, defending the idea of free Ukraine has taken on profound urgency, and Ukrainian musicians have been battling tirelessly on the musical front. As the war of Russian aggression grinds on in Ukraine, one of the strongest vectors for strengthening and even expanding Ukrainian cultural identity has been viral musical moments, which have coined, recycled […]
Maxim Osipov is known for his uncompromisingly honest and introspective stories of life in the provinces of Putin’s Russia, in Moscow and among Russophone émigrés abroad. Shortly after the launch of Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, Osipov himself became an émigré, leaving Russia for good. His latest collection of stories and essays […]
Join TU admission, housing and dining staff for an informational webinar for new students. Register online.
Freedom is the highest ideal in American politics, but its legacy is complex. Throughout American history, freedom has supported emancipation and individual liberty, but has also supported white supremacy, economic […]
Since 2016 those who are concerned about the health of American democracy have been lamenting the easy spread and amplification of bogus claims, vast conspiracy theories, and massive lies through media both social and traditional. This concern is necessary but insufficient. This talk will argue that pro-democracy Americans must also rediscover the poetry and music […]
Test out your Jeopardy skills virtually with the Association of Black Collegians on instagram @tulsaabc. The first person to answer all the questions correctly wins a ticket to our '90s skate night on Feb. 24.
Join TU admission, housing and dining staff for an informational webinar for new students. Register online.
Join us virtually this week! All are welcome, though topics will focus on LGBTQ+ issues. Contact meg865@utulsa.edu for more information.
Join TU Law Professor Janet Levit for a discussion about both the state of reproductive rights in Oklahoma and the impact on college campuses. This event will take place in person at the DEI Office on Sorority Row. Those who are unable to attend in person may view the discussion online via Zoom.
TU students are invited to a virtual Teams session of Little Blue House's bi-monthly LGBTQ+ support group. All members of the TU community are welcome to join. Please be respectful […]
Webinar Wednesday for prospective TU Law students regarding how to finance your law degree. Register to attend.
More than ever, businesses are under pressure to evolve and embrace data, AI, next-generation technology and redefining business models to stay relevant, compete and win. Join Kubrick to learn how […]
Undergrad was your home for four years, but now you're graduating. What do you do now? You may take a gap year to travel the world and network, go straight into the workforce or continue to higher education. With a bachelor's degree, doors open, but now you need to pick which of those doors to […]
