In search of ancient hunters and gatherers
Unable to travel to abroad because of COVID-19, anthropology professor Danielle Macdonald Read More
Anthropology
At the intersection of public art and historical trauma
What are the politics and roles of commemorative public art today? Art Read More
Digging into the past: TU hosts groundbreaking archaeology conference
TU students Audra Whitehurse and Michaela Conway won the first and second prizes for their research posters at Read More
TU anthropology team unearths human connection
Professor Danielle Macdonald and her team discover connection to the people of Read More
A haunting portrait of Tulsa’s history: 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre exhibit
For the first time in TU history, special collections will feature a Read More
Preserving memories: Archaeology and art in Tulsa’s Black Wall Street
TU Professor of Anthropology Alicia Odewale is co-directing a project for the Read More
Graduate Student Marjorie Bontemps Awarded OVAC Fellowship
Marjorie Bontemps, a master’s student in the Museum Science and Management (MSM) Read More
On the road to my Ph.D.
TU archaeology doctoral student, Nkem Ike shares how her research experience in Read More
Student Blogs: Experiencing Alexander Hamilton’s Hometown – St. Croix
Students in “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Resistance in the Black Read More
Student Blog: Reflections on St. Croix
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Read More
Student Blog: Buck Island Reef National Monument
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Read More
Student Blog: Maroon Ridge the Footsteps of the Ancestors
TU students taking the interdisciplinary class “The Roots of Hamilton: Relics of Read More