Urban rust and renewal through the camera’s eye
Acting on his fascination with the forces of urban blight and gentrification, Read More
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James Joyce Quarterly announces leadership transition
Walter Professor of English Sean Latham has stepped down from the editorship Read More
Dylan, Shakespeare, Decadence! Some recent faculty publications
English and Creative Writing professors Denisoff, Engle and Latham recently published books Read More
EGSA symposium 2022 review: Performance and the Body in a Time of Contagion
EGSA's 2022 symposium was a vibrant sharing of research and ideas by Read More
Oklahoma Center for the Humanities awarded major grant
Funding from the SSRC/NEH Sustaining Humanities Infrastructure Program will support reactivation of Read More
Civil wars and enlightened eras: Role-playing through it all
Assistant Professor of History Nicole Bauer enhances students’ learning experience by incorporating Read More
Okie rainbows: Alumna’s first novel a lesbian love story set in Tulsa
Queerly Beloved is Susie Dumond’s lively and touching rom-com story of Amy, Read More
Rising writer hones her craft with multifaceted journalism internship
This spring, senior Julianne Tran interned with TulsaPeople, writing stories that ran Read More
TU alumnus brings music out of the concert hall and into the streets
Jeremy Wright (BM ’18) is fulfilling his passion for music, performance and Read More
Anthropology Ph.D. student awarded Phi Kappa Phi Graduate Research Grant
Emily Schumacher plans to use the funds to support her archaeological fieldwork Read More
Eco-politics through a decadent lens
McFarlin Professor of English Dennis Denisoff’s latest book chronicles the influence of Read More
TU alumna heralded for award-winning literary translations
English and Russian Studies alumna Jennifer Croft (BA ‘01) is both a Read More