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Articles by Reuben Kessler
UTulsa’s Symphony Orchestra’s fall concert: “Tales from the North”
The University of Tulsa’s Symphony Orchestra plays to the soul at their first concert of the 2026-27 year. Last Monday, Oct. 26, the University of Tulsa’s own symphony orchestra performed their very first concert of the 2026-27 school year, titled “Tales from the North.” The orchestra was conducted by Richard Wagner, associate professor and music and instrumental ensembles director in his 21st year at TU. A collection of three songs were played at the concert.
Movie Review: Digger
The film’s poor box office performance shows many movie-goers still just don’t get it. For quite some time now, a very common complaint about movies being released is that they lack originality; one only needs to look at the endless train of live-action Disney remakes to know there is some validity to this argument. So for those movie-goers looking for something original, novel and exciting there is great news: “Digger” is the movie for you.
TU eliminates almost 9% of workforce as part of financial restructuring efforts
President Stacy Leeds cited a positive cash flow for the first time since 2021, but the elimination of staff positions has prompted concerns about how the university will maintain existing programs. On Oct. 14, President Stacy Leeds sent separate emails to students and employees detailing “Current and Future Changes” at the University of Tulsa.
SGA ratifies new constitution after two years
Updated document reflects various changes made since 2000. The University of Tulsa Student Government Association is set to ratify a significantly updated version of their constitution pending a vote from the board of trustees this Thursday, Oct. 29. This step follows unanimous approval from the board committee on Tuesday, Oct. 20, and a student vote held from 9 a.m. on Oct. 19 to 9 p.m. on Oct. 20.
Get to know John Croisant
First District democratic nominee sits for an interview with The Collegian and TUTV. Last Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026, John Croisant sat down for interviews with both TUTV and The Collegian. Croisant is a Democrat running for seat of Congressional District One in Oklahoma, which encompasses the Tulsa area. Aiden Hoogstra (Interviewer): “To begin, would you mind introducing yourself?” John Croisant: “I’m John Croisant. I’m a fifth-generation Oklahoma small businessman.
SJP holds vigil for Gaza
Several speakers offered remarks in remembrance of lives lost in Dietler Commons on Thursday. At 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 8, the Students for Justice in Palestine held a vigil at the end of Dietler Commons in front of McFarlin Library to mark three years of genocide in the Gaza Strip. The event was organized in coordination with Give Gaza Hope, the Muslim Student Association, the Arab Student Association and Red Equity TU.
Spanish journalist Rafa Vega speaks to sports management class
Vega spoke to Dr. Toby Joplin’s class Wednesday morning about the contrast between Spain’s and the United States’ Soccer Systems. On Wednesday, Sept. 30, Spanish journalist Rafa Vega called in via Zoom to Dr. Toby Joplin’s sports management class to talk about the forces behind Spain’s dominance in soccer, and how they could serve as a lesson for the United States. His presentation comes at a time where Spain has enjoyed several levels of international soccer success.
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