The Gussman Juried Student Exhibition is the capstone exhibit of the academic year, showcasing works produced by students in the School of Art, Design & Art History. The exhibition will be on display April 4–25, 2024, in the Alexandre Hogue Gallery in Phillips Hall. Gallery hours: Monday–Friday, 9:00am–4:30pm This year's juror is Allison Glenn, a […]
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is thrilled to partner with Twisted Arts to bring "Harmony of Duality: A Two-Spirit Journey" to 101 Archer! "Harmony of Duality" explores Indigenous identities and expressions through the lens of Two-Spirit individuals. The exhibition celebrates and honors the rich diversity of gender, sexuality, and cultural heritage within Indigenous communities. […]
Discover the rich history of political and social demonstrations in Oklahoma with the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities' upcoming exhibition, We Protest. This exhibition provides a unique insight into the different forms of civil disobedience, including protests, rallies, marches, and sit-ins, and how they have shaped our constitutional rights to free speech and peaceful assembly. […]
Tulsa community join Tulsa Men’s Tennis as they host the AAC Championship at Case Tennis Center.
Join fellow TU alumni and friends on Saturday, April 20 for the 2024 TU 'Cane Crawl that benefits The University of Tulsa Alumni Association Scholarship Fund. All are welcome. Full teams are not required to participate and individuals are encouraged to register and join the fun. More information on TU 'Cane Crawl is coming soon! […]
TU students join LANBrew Gaming to play games and eat food. Attendees bring computers and consoles. Attendance is free for TU students.
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? Join professional editors Cassidy McCants and Eilis O'Neal for answers about anything and everything publishing at this Tulsa LitFest event. Editing, revising, the role of literary agents, writing […]
TU community join the Office for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion for the showing of After Sherman with guest speaker Akua Page. Explore South Carolina's Black inheritance and trauma focusing on the resilience of the Gullah Geechee culture.
