TU 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 of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
TU 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 of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
Human ancestors entered the underground world millions of years ago. Yet only recently have scientists realized the extent that our early relatives stretched their activities into the dark spaces beneath us. Starting from his own work in the Rising Star cave system of South Africa, John Hawks, Ph.D., follows a track connecting extinct human relatives […]
TU 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 of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
This talk is advances the idea that the humanities as a set of disciplines are often generated or inspired by remarkable altered states of consciousness and embodiment, which can sometimes be re-experienced by a deep engagement with the texts and artworks themselves. Hence many a teaching or pedagogical moment. Hence some of the furthest reaches […]
Tulsa Symphony Orchestra and the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities are proud to present the 101 Unplugged Series. February's performance will feature the sounds of cinema. Light bites and a drink ticket will be provided. Purchase tickets online.
TU 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 of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
Norman Holmes Pearson might have looked like the tweedy Yale professor he was, but he was one of the most consequential figures in twentieth-century American literature; an architect of the Cold War collaboration between academia and cultural diplomacy; and a high-ranking spy in the OSS and one of the shapers of the CIA. In this […]
TU 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 of Lewis's Space Trilogy. Come and argue (um discuss) with us! We read it there so all you need to do is show up.
Jay Smith, the president of Yellowstone Theological Institute (YTI), will discuss Christian ministry and opportunities for graduate education in ministry at YTI. The talk will take place in Sharp Chapel. It is free and pizza will be served to all who attend.
