UTulsa students: Join the Society for Women Minorities in Medicine and MedX for Caffeinate and Concentrate on May 7 from 2 to 4 p.m. in the Alcove Room at the Student Union!
Get in the zone for finals with a chill study session featuring build-your-own iced coffee, snacks, and a supportive environment. It’s a come-and-go event open to all students—bring your friends and let’s finish the semester strong!
Are you interested in law school, exploring legal careers, or connecting with like-minded pre-law students?
Join us for the upcoming TU Pre-Law Society dinner and meeting—an evening of networking, conversation, and community. Whether you’ve already decided to attend law school or you’re just curious about the path, this is a great opportunity to meet peers, share ideas, and learn more about what the Pre-Law Society offers. We’d love to see you there!
Spring 2025 psychology graduate and undergraduate commencement reception. This is a private event for invited students and their guests.
TU Up Close Psychology Department Home Base
Psychology Annual Town Hall. Private event for invited students and faculty.
Clinical Psychology student Pre-Candidacy Day presentations with lunch following. Private event for invited students and faculty.
Take Back The Night is an impactful evening dedicated to ending sexual violence and is open to the community. This event features a keynote speaker, a powerful survivor performance, a campus-wide march, and a survivor speak-out. Refreshments will be provided. The first 50 attendees will receive a free T-shirt. Signs and candles will be available for the march. Take Back the Night’s mission is to raise awareness and support survivors of sexual assault, abuse, trafficking, stalking, gender harassment, and relationship violence.
South Asian Student Association invites UTulsa students and employees to a Holi festival. Holi is the festival of colors widely celebrated in Hinduism as a coming of spring. This event will include the throwing of colors, snacks, games, and other activities on Dietler Commons.
Adjunct professor of creative writing at UTulsa, a former Tulsa Artist Fellow and author of two award-winning chapbooks, Kaveh Bassiri will do a poetry reading. All are welcome.
Juliana Spahr is a poet whose interest involve transformation language, and ecology. She won the 2009 O.B. Hardison Jr. Poetry Prize.
