Faculty from The University of Tulsa and research personnel from Ascension St. John are collaborating on a project funded by the American Heart Association to learn more about adult heart […]
What is it? This is a behavioral therapy treatment with no overnight visits and no medication. The goal of therapy is to reduce and reframe children's nightmare frequency and duration. […]
On view through Thursday, Dec. 11, 2025. Note: The Alexandre Hogue Gallery will be closed from Nov. 24-28 for Thanksgiving Break. The Alexandre Hogue Gallery presents Floating & Folding, an […]
The holiday season is swiftly approaching, and many people find it challenging to provide gifts for the children in their lives. The University of Tulsa Student Veterans Association (TUSVA) is […]
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.
An opportunity for students interested in practicing their Chinese language skills or interested in learning Chinese. Open to all levels, hosted every Monday upstairs in the Student Union!
Marketing Club will meet on Monday, Dec. 1 at 12 p.m. in HELM 317. Pizza will be provided! We will discuss the spring schedule, election of 2026 officers, 2026 speakers, […]
The University of Tulsa College of Law Presents the BC Franklin Lecture featuring the Honorable Judge Timothy Walmsley, Maurice Ruffin, John Whittington Franklin, Tiffany Crutcher and Alex Gavern Monday, Dec. […]
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 […]
Asbury YA Small Group, Mondays at Sharp Chapel Free Dinner at 6:30 p.m., Small Group starts at 7:00 p.m. Sharp Chapel #2207
Join the Thomistic Institute each week as we are led by Michael Futch, Ph.D., into the robust (albeit bold) philosophy of Saint Thomas Aquinas as interpreted by A.G. Sertillanges, O.P., a 19th-century priest of the same religious order as Aquinas himself. Aquinas’s philosophy, commonly known as Thomism, is so all-encompassing and harmonious that, according to […]
