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Protect College Sports Act looms over TU athletics
The United States Senate has passed legislation regulating collegiate athletics and empowering the NCAA. Texas to appear on the show before the Week Two Texas-Ohio State football matchup. He used his appearance to advocate for the Protect College Sports Act, which is supported by the American Athletic Conference and practically every other athletic conference.
A very special fantasy football horoscope
Giving you the fortunes that really matter. Forget what month you were born. Real Americans know that your fortune, like your marriage and your overall mental wellbeing, depends on who you drafted in fantasy football. Thankfully, you don’t need to worry about what the future holds. I’ve studied the motions of the heavenly bodies and the compositions of your rosters to discern your destiny. Jahmyr Gibbs Congrats on landing the first overall pick. It must have taken a lot of skill.
TU exchange partner presents Tulsa Race Massacre exhibit
The German University of Siegen introduces a new exhibit and course into its curriculum. The University of Siegen, a long-time international exchange partner of The University of Tulsa, is currently showcasing an exhibition on the Tulsa Race Massacre, created by students enrolled in the university’s graduate English course “Institutions and Practices of Racism in the US: Tulsa’s Red Summer of 1921,” taught by Professor Marcel Hartwig.
Album review: Days of Ash
U2’s new EP is well-traveled, hard-hitting and timely. It’s not a good omen when we have to spend a decade without any new U2 music. The band’s Feb. 18 release “Days of Ash” marks their first EP or LP of new material since 2017, their longest drought since the band’s inception. The last time the world went nine years without a new U2 record, we saw conflict in Vietnam, the Watergate scandal, stagflation, the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan and the fall of the Pahlavi monarchy in Iran.
Why are reactions to ICE so polarized?
Professor Mark Brewin explains how political identity shapes public response to ICE in the media. Immigration and Customs Enforcement has dominated headlines and social media in recent months, intensifying national debate following the fatal videotaped shootings of Renee Good and Alex Pretti by federal immigration officers in Minnesota. Footage of the confrontations spread online, prompting protests and backlash on social media platforms.
Get to know a club: TU Reading and Writing Club
The Reading and Writing Club brings a fun space for student writers on campus. This past Wednesday, Feb. 4th, the Reading and Writing club here at The University of Tulsa hosted their first meeting. TU’s Reading and Writing club offers a fun, judgment-free space for all TU students to have a creative outlet for writing, whether it be fiction, nonfiction, poetry or research papers.
TURC students and faculty debut new exhibition at First Friday
New 101 Archer exhibition interrogates the foundation of American mythology. The first Friday of every month is a refresh for the Tulsa Arts District bringing in new sights and sounds to Downtown Tulsa. These Fridays serve as a day free for all to come check out all of the symphony halls, galleries and more that the district has to offer. This month’s First Friday falls on Feb.
Horoscopes - The Collegian
Aries (March 20-April 19th): The stars see all comings and goings, and even they can’t tell you how that gecko got into the bathroom. They do understand it, but Fisher Suites has a weird, grubby freak aura around it, which causes phenomena that would melt your mind. Like level 60 Scientology if you knew wot of it. Something to do with quarks, I’m told.
TU Reveals ‘New, Improved’ Goldie
Administration rejoices over new cost-effective mascot. If you’ve paid attention to TU recently, you may have noticed a common outcry for a certain mascot: “Where’s Goldie?” the student body wonders in unison. Many have reported hearing, “I haven’t seen Goldie at any events lately,” “Is Goldie okay?” or, “Look at Tulsa! They are eating the mascots!” Well, have no fear, citizens: TU has just revealed the new and most certainly improved Goldie.
Mike Gundy seeks employment at Pat Case Dining Center
Former Oklahoma State head football coach ready for new career After a disheartening 19-12 loss to the Tulsa Golden Hurricane that amounted to the Oklahoma State Cowboys’ first loss to Tulsa in Stillwater since 1958, OKST coach Mike Gundy became former OKST coach Mike Gundy. The Cowboys agreed to eat a $15 million buyout in order to get their winningest coach in program history to leave the building.
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