The Holocaust played a defining role in guiding our response to war crimes and crimes against humanity. The Nuremberg Trials sought to hold accountable Nazi officials and others deemed complicit […]
Celebrating 75 years! The Conference of Accountants presented by The University of Tulsa will be held virtually May 12-13. An in-person social networking event will be announced prior to the […]
On May 25, 2022, the Helmerich Center for American Research will host a virtual symposium on Cultural and Ancestral Geographies from the ancestral lands of the Osage Nation. The symposium […]
This three-day symposium will feature presentations from some of the world's leading experts on Dylan's music, art and influences. Discussion panels, keynote lectures and concerts will help us better understand […]
You’ve completed an early draft of a short story or novel ... so what’s next? An effective revision practice is a must-have for writers with publication goals. In this virtual […]
Have questions about getting your work ready to submit or about the publishing industry in general? Want to know what catches an editor’s eye or turns them off your work? […]
Beyond “She Said”: Creating and Improving Dialogue in Fiction — Abigale Mazzo A Virtual Fiction Craft Talk and Writing Workshop Dialogue is a backbone of fiction, but it can be […]
The Helmerich Center for American Research, Gilcrease Museum, and University of Tulsa Kendall College of Arts and Sciences are delighted to announce the book launch for William (Billy) Smith’s Benjamin […]
A Virtual Fiction Craft Talk Surprise is one of the most compelling, and consistently enjoyable, aspects of fiction. From plot twists to character revelations, tonal shifts to leaps in language, […]
A Virtual Reading and Author Chat Join us as we celebrate the winners of Nimrod International Journal’s 44th Katherine Anne Porter Prize for Fiction: First Prize-winner Treena Thibodeau and Second Prize-winner […]
A Virtual Reading and Author Chat Join us as we celebrate the winners of Nimrod International Journal’s 44th Pablo Neruda Prize for Poetry: first-prize winner Lory Bedikian and second-prize winner […]
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity, Inc., is the first international fraternal organization founded on the campus of a historically Black college, and they are now looking to expand at TU! The […]
A Virtual Poetry Craft Talk Collaborative writing belies the all too popular concept that one mind is responsible for the resulting work of art. If we are alive to the […]
The Investment Portfolio Challenge is a competition between Oklahoma schools. Students present in front of industry leaders and compete to win cash prizes. In addition to TU student teams, Oklahoma […]
A Virtual Panel Discussion Join us for a timely discussion about claiming the power in your voice as a BIPOC woman writer. We’ll talk about ways to claim your voice, […]
