The Student Research Colloquium was established in 1998 to provide TU students with an opportunity to gain public speaking experience, learn about research from fields outside their own academic discipline, and experience judging methods used by professional organizations for national and international meetings/conferences. For more information, contact the Research Colloquium Committee at research-colloquium@utulsa.edu.
TU employees please review the following important details regarding the parking registration timeline, updates, and access to the parking portal. Permits will become effective on May 15. Important changes for 2024-25: Commuter Lot Permit: Commuter Lot parking is now complimentary for TU full-time employees. The commuter lot includes the Reynolds lot, 8th & Harvard […]
TU community join BCM (Baptist Collegiate Ministries) for free hot lunch, beverages, and dessert every Monday! All TU students, staff, and faculty are welcome!
Meets each Monday at 11 a.m. in the Sharp Chapel Atrium to read together the writings of Maimonides. Dr. Russel Lemmons will focus our readings and discussions over the semester. Dr. Lemmons is the Lubell Distinguished Visiting Scholar of Judaic Studies in our Department of Religion and Philosophy. Dr. Prudlo and Dr. Drever will also […]
TU Giving Day is The University of Tulsa’s annual 24-hour fundraising challenge. Each year, our goal is to unite alumni, students, parents, employees, and friends through giving. Make plans to participate in TU Giving Day on April 2, 2024.
Writing Center Consultants are coming to YOU in April! TU students are invited to with your quick writing questions to any of our pop-up Ask Me Anything booths during the month of April. You’ll find our consultants in the lobbies of McFarlin, Pat Case, and Fisher. If you’re stuck on a last minute citation, grammar, […]
TU students join BCM and enjoy free food while discussing and listening to a speaker share stories about their career, faith, and life experiences! Session 1 is from 11:30 a.m.-12:10 […]
The University of Tulsa's Department of Film Studies presents Sovereign Futures, a three-day convening of leading artists, academics, curators, and minds that will unfold over time and in multiple locations. Organized by New York-based Visiting Curator Allison Glenn, Sovereign Futures presents a constellation of artists’ projects, performances, meals, and panel discussions that provoke dialogues on […]
The Power Industry class in Energy Management at TU's Collins College of Business has been invited to tour the Cooper Nuclear Station in Brownsville NE. On April 4, 16 students and Professor Grau will board a bus to head 5 hours north to the power plant where we will tour the Cooper Nuclear Power Plant […]
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 […]
Writing Center Consultants are coming to YOU in April! TU students are invited to with your quick writing questions to any of our pop-up Ask Me Anything booths during the month of April. You’ll find our consultants in the lobbies of McFarlin, Pat Case, and Fisher. If you’re stuck on a last minute citation, grammar, […]
TU students are you interested in Grad School? Join the Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Jennifer Airey, and stop by The Graduate School office in Lorton Hall for questions, conversation, and a sweet breakfast treat! She can't wait to meet you!
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. […]
We Have Arrived is a group exhibition, which takes its name from the English translation of José Luis Vargas' painting ya llegamos. The exhibition explores Afro-Indigenous histories of Tvlse/Tulsa and beyond, through the work of contemporary visual artists, including Antonio Andrews (No Parking Studios), Ashanti Chaplin, Elisa Harkins, Sterlin Harjo, Natani Notah, Nathan Young, and […]
TU community join Lottie Jane Hall Government at the ONEOK Club the annual Spring Formal. The theme is masquerade so go all out with the fit. First 50 students of legal age will get free drink tickets from our cash bar.
Save the date! Preview TU is a half-day visit program aimed at providing prospective high school juniors an overview of the university. Register online to attend.
Looking for an exciting way to celebrate Native American culture and explore the great outdoors? Join TU's Film Department for a 3K Run with the inspiring Curatorial Advisor, Yatika Starr Fields. Fields is an accomplished distance runner who has participated in several ultra-marathons, including the 2019 Ultra-Trail du Mont-Blanc in Chamonix, France. As an artist, […]
The Dallas Chapter of the TU Alumni Association will be participating in TU Day of Service, a nationwide philanthropy project for The University of Tulsa alumni and students. Join fellow Dallas TU Alumni for a morning of volunteering at Minnie's Food Pantry on Saturday, April 6 starting at 7:45 a.m. Minnie's Food Pantry 661 18th […]
The Oklahoma City Chapter of the TU Alumni Association will be participating in TU Day of Service, a nationwide philanthropy project for The University of Tulsa alumni and students. Join fellow Oklahoma City TU Alumni on Saturday, April 6, for a morning of volunteering with OKC Beautiful as they help clean up the Oklahoma River […]
Join TU's Film Department for a discussion with curators of biennial and triennial organizations to discuss their unique approaches to public art, including, Executive and Artistic Director, Counterpublic Triennial; Debra […]
Tulsa community join Tulsa Men’s Tennis as they host South Florida at Case Tennis Center.
Computer Science Ph.D. student Elizabeth Kresock will be presenting her Doctoral dissertation defense.
TU community join BCM (Baptist Collegiate Ministries) for free hot lunch, beverages, and dessert every Monday! All TU students, staff, and faculty are welcome!
Drop in and visit with your Student Success Coach on Walk-in-Wednesdays between the hours of 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. No appointment needed on Wednesdays!
TU faculty, staff, and students are invited to stop by the Kendall College of Arts & Sciences, located in the first-floor hallway of Tyrrell Hall, for snacks and refreshments on […]
TU students are you interested in Grad School? Join the Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Jennifer Airey, and stop by The Graduate School office in Lorton Hall for questions, conversation, and a sweet breakfast treat! She can't wait to meet you!
The University of Tulsa's Controller's Office invites TU faculty and staff to weekly training sessions on general ledger, payroll time and attendance, and purchasing and reimbursements. These sessions will take place every Thursday in 2207 Sharp Chapel. Please register in advance by emailing Jen Grantham. Employees may attend individual sessions without attending all sessions. Available […]
TU students join TU-IGDA and TUTTG for their first Board Game Jam! This is a joint event hosted by the International Game Developers Association TU and TU Tabletop Games clubs. We will have plenty of food, supplies, and company to help you create your own board game. Join a team, work solo, or just hang […]
TU community join Collins College of Business as they host the 40th Southwest Finance Symposium. They would like to recognize the faculty members from TU, OSU, OU and Arkansas who organized and attended the first years of the symposium at lunch. Please feel free to join us for any of the day’s events.
TU Cyber Fellows are invited to engage with Business and Technology Advisor Sean Alexander. Mr. Alexander's talk is titled "Leadership in a time of Digital Disruption." Sean Alexander is a second-generation TU graduate and while an undergrad founded the first interdisciplinary tech incubator at TU. This work led to 25-years of experience at Microsoft, where […]
TU students join Geoscience for an exhilarating day of cosmic exploration at the Geoscience Academic Bowl. Picture this: you and your team, competing head-to-head against other bright minds, answering thought-provoking questions on Earth and planetary science. Gather your squad and get ready to conquer 20 mind-boggling questions per round. It's not just a competition; it's […]
Tulsa community join Tulsa Men’s Tennis as they host Temple at Case Tennis Center.
Grab a friend and join the St. Louis Chapter for a day of service on Saturday, April 13! We will meet at Fort Zumwalt South High School to help Operation Food Search with the Girl Scouts' spring drive. Fort Zumwalt South High School 8050 Mexico Rd St. Peters, MO 63376 Volunteer's tasks include: - Take […]
Writing Center Consultants are coming to YOU in April! TU students are invited to with your quick writing questions to any of our pop-up Ask Me Anything booths during the month of April. You’ll find our consultants in the lobbies of McFarlin, Pat Case, and Fisher. If you’re stuck on a last minute citation, grammar, […]
McFarlin Library will be joining the Writing Center pop-ups this month to offer research help to TU students alongside some excellent writing guidance! Please stop by if you need assistance with finding sources, citing sources, or navigating the research process.
Tulsa community join Tulsa Men’s Tennis as they host the AAC Championship at Case Tennis Center.
TU students are you interested in Grad School? Join the Dean of the Graduate School, Dr. Jennifer Airey, and stop by The Graduate School office in Lorton Hall for questions, conversation, and a sweet breakfast treat! She can't wait to meet you!
TU faculty, graduate students, and anyone teaching in the classroom are invited to join the Henneke Center lunchtime discussion with English professor Carlo Rotella, at Boston College. Dr. Rotella will be speaking about his forthcoming book exploring the lives of students during one semester of a freshman literature course. Using extensive interviews with students, the […]
