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Multi-Club Mashup

A student led UTulsa tradition that brings clubs and student organizations together once a semester for interactive activities, food, prizes and cross campus connections in a festival atmosphere.

VSA Executive Officer Application 2026-2027

If you’re looking to join VSA executive team, now is your chance! Open positions are Vice President External and Treasurer! Apply now for new opportunities to make wonderful connections.

Student Activities Board Application

The Student Activities Board (SAB) is the team behind some of your favorite UTulsa events, from Homecoming and Winter Welcome to Silent Disco, Late Night Breakfast and so much more. SAB members gain hands-on experience in: event planning and execution, budgeting, marketing, leadership, teamwork and behind-the-scenes access to all events.

Whether you’re looking to meet new people, gain leadership experience or leave your mark on campus, SAB gives you the opportunity to do all of that!

Apply today using the QR code or click the link in our Instagram bio @utulsa_events.  Applications are due by 11:59 p.m. Sunday, March 8. Don’t miss out!

Show Her the Money: Film Screening & Panel

Attention current and future entrepreneurs! The University of Tulsa’s Center for Innovation & Entrepreneurship will host a special screening of the award-winning documentary “Show Her the Money,” followed by a panel discussion and the official launch of the Show Her the Money: Venture Capital 101 College Educational Experience. The free event is set for March 5 and is part of the JOLT Signature Speaker Event kickoff.

UTulsa will be the inaugural beta university partner, serving as the lead institution piloting this new venture capital curriculum exclusively for undergraduate students.

The event brings together students, founders, funders and ecosystem leaders for an evening focused on expanding access to venture capital knowledge, careers and funding pathways while advancing the national conversation around who participates in building and funding innovation.

This event is open to the public. Registration is required. Event details and registration available at: https://luma.com/f37nve9x

Hear from local and national leaders in venture capital, including Catherine Gray, as they discuss:

  • The current state of VC funding for women and underrepresented founders
  • ​Barriers to accessing capital and how to break them down
  • ​Opportunities to participate in the innovation economy as a founder, funder, or ecosystem builder
  • ​Real strategies for navigating the funding landscape

“Show Her the Money” is an award-winning documentary that highlights the persistent funding gap in venture capital, where women receive less than 2% of total VC funding. The film follows women founders and investors working to change the funding landscape while demonstrating the critical role education, access and representation play in building a more inclusive innovation economy.

The documentary has toured more than 100 cities globally and was recognized by U.S. News & World Report as one of the top financial films of the decade.

Thank You Project

This annual initiative sponsored by the Office of University Advancement & Alumni Engagement invites students to share expressions of gratitude and thanks to the generous donors who make their UTulsa scholarship support possible.

Check your UTulsa email for more details!

American Myth Exhibit

American Myth is a student-led exhibit which started as a Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge (TURC) project. This exhibit represents a deep dive on American myths, stories that have shaped what today is called “America” and its people. The pieces in this collection reflect something that is deeply, truly and comprehensively American in nature and origin, from Indigenous stories to political narratives that frame this land’s history. Join us at 101 Archer to look at myths through five different lenses: Invention/Creation, Cryptids/Fears, Doomsday/Violence, Hope/Heroes, and Reinvention/Resilience.

The project was spearheaded by Emmalie Maez, with research support from fellow TURC students Aeric Beck and Katherine Renteria.

This exhibit runs Friday, Feb. 6–Saturday, April 25, at UTulsa’s 101 Archer in the North Gallery. Our galleries are open Wednesdays through Saturdays from noon until 5 p.m. Special closures for private events will be announced on our social media pages. As always, admission is free.

First Friday Art Crawl at 101 Archer

Don’t miss February’s edition of the First Friday Art Crawl at 101 Archer!
In the North Gallery, we’re unveiling a NEW exhibit entitled “American Myth”, a project curated by UTulsa TURC (Tulsa Undergraduate Research Challenge) students. This project is led by Emmalie Maez, with research support from Aeric Beck and Katherine Renteria, and additional support from Danika Bryant and Jessica Mehta.
We’ll also have live music provided by Steve Liddell, as well as a cash bar. We hope to see you there!!

Lights On UTulsa

The holidays are here! Get into the festive spirit at Lights On, where you can watch holiday lights turn on across campus! There will be seasonal treats and activities for UTulsa students to enjoy.