UTulsa 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 […]
On view through July 26, 2025. This exhibition highlights the collaborative spirit and creative legacy of Flash Flood Print Studios through a showcase of prints from their Artist Print Series, […]
Designed and hand screenprinted by William B. Livingston III, most of this remarkable exhibit was created in the most unlikely circumstances - in a prison cell. Livingston turned to art […]
Come relax with some friends and watch a movie in the Esports Louge! We will be featuring The Lorax (2012). If you have another movie recommendation, please let us know […]
On view through July 26, 2025. This exhibition highlights the collaborative spirit and creative legacy of Flash Flood Print Studios through a showcase of prints from their Artist Print Series, […]
Counseling and Psychological Services invites you to take part in an in-person Mental Health First Aid course 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Wednesday, August 13th, in Helmerich Hall. Just as […]
Designed and hand screenprinted by William B. Livingston III, most of this remarkable exhibit was created in the most unlikely circumstances - in a prison cell. Livingston turned to art […]
TU offices are closed and no classes are in session. Enjoy the holiday!
On view through July 26, 2025. This exhibition highlights the collaborative spirit and creative legacy of Flash Flood Print Studios through a showcase of prints from their Artist Print Series, […]
Designed and hand screenprinted by William B. Livingston III, most of this remarkable exhibit was created in the most unlikely circumstances - in a prison cell. Livingston turned to art […]
On view through July 26, 2025. This exhibition highlights the collaborative spirit and creative legacy of Flash Flood Print Studios through a showcase of prints from their Artist Print Series, […]
Designed and hand screenprinted by William B. Livingston III, most of this remarkable exhibit was created in the most unlikely circumstances - in a prison cell. Livingston turned to art […]
