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TU’s 2026 Battle of the Bands lineup

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By Aiden Hoogstra, Liam Hall
| Collegian Verified
Meet this year’s contestants for the Golden Human Spleen! It’s that time of year again, when every student on TU’s campus is waiting with bated breath, crossed fingers and clenched sphincters for the school’s most famous and beloved event. I’m speaking, of course, about the University of Tulsa’s annual Battle of the Bands, a function which needs no introduction.
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Horoscopes - The Collegian

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By Aiden Hoogstra, Liam Hall, Izak Bulten
| Collegian Verified
Aries (March 20-April 19th): This week your professor will cancel a class, but you will not see the email and show up anyways. After being alone in a classroom for five minutes, you will open Outlook to see the aforementioned announcement and think to yourself: “Wow. This is just like in my horoscope.” Taurus (April 20th-May 20th): Happy 4/20, Taurus! In the spirit of the holiday, your horoscope was obtained by kratom-induced hallucination.
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Is President Leeds prepared to handle the Soviet sleeper agent threat?

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By Liam Hall, Aiden Hoogstra, Izak Bulten
| Collegian Verified
Many doubt her ability to thwart the long-gone nation like her predecessors. With President Leeds getting ready to fully take on her new role as university president soon, many students and faculty have burning questions as to what kind of policy decisions she will make and what direction she will lead the school in. While these questions are undoubtedly important, there is a far more pressing concern about a sinister issue hiding in the University of Tulsa’s murky past.
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