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Outgoing Student Government Association president gives end-of-the-year interview
The Collegian
Kadee Jo Ransom reflects on a year of student-centered change and unfinished goals. As Student Government Association President Kadee Jo Ransom’s term comes to a close, she says this year was defined by a major shift: bringing SGA closer to actual student goals. She also speaks about achieving long-standing aspirations, like establishing a fall break, [̷
TU Percussion Ensemble performs six well-rehearsed songs
The Collegian
This includes one involving the creation of the TU Steelband. The end of the semester is a marker, not just for finals and the upcoming summer, but also for the many concerts and performances done by various groups on campus. One of these groups is the University of Tulsa Percussion Ensemble, which performed their semester’s […]
Public safety school funding continuing after Pauls Valley shooting
The Collegian
Oklahoma House and Senate vote to set aside $50 million per year for school safety while Principal Kirk Moore is praised for his actions demonstrated during a school shooting. On April 7, suspect and former student Victor Hawkins brought a gun and violent intentions to Pauls Valley High School, located in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma. The […]
Horoscopes
The Collegian
Aries (March 20-April 19th): As Saturn approaches, you must fight the growing urge to eat refrigerator magnets. Indeed, they would be delectable: shiny and smooth going down and satisfying in your stomach. Nevertheless, you must resist, no matter how cool and desirable, humming gently with power … well … maybe just one … Taurus (April […]
Transfer Portal season is in full swing
The Collegian
Tulsa Men’s Basketball weathers significant roster churn for a second straight season. With a bow on the 2025-2026 basketball season for the Golden Hurricane, Tulsa’s eyes now turn to the offseason, which promises to be an active one, with a large portion of the roster currently in flux. The transfer portal is always a whirlwind […]
Fisher Suites dissolves after humid spell
The Collegian
HAZMAT teams work to remove biohazards from Gaming Living Learning Community ruins. On Sunday, April 26, following a hot and rainy spell in Oklahoma, Fisher Suites Residence Hall collapsed after reaching critical hydration in what witnesses have said “sounded like a sigh of relief.” At 4:45 p.m., recovered security camera footage showed the walls beginning [
Tense Hungarian election concludes with defeat of Viktor Orbán
The Collegian
New Prime Minister Péter Magyar wins the Hungarian election after Vice President JD Vance’s failed endorsement in favor of Viktor Orbán. Earlier this month, the now-former Prime Minister of Hungary, Viktor Orbán, lost in a historic defeat to opposition leader Péter Magyar, ending his 16 years in power. According to the BBC, Magyar’s TISZA Party […]
TU’s 2026 Battle of the Bands lineup
The Collegian
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 […]
Horoscopes
The Collegian
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 […]
Oklahoma Representative submits resignation letter amid AI video backlash
The Collegian
“Stepping aside is the right thing to do for the people of District 77,” the former chairman of the Oklahoma Democratic Party wrote. Oklahoma State Representative John Waldron, (D-Tulsa), submitted a letter to the office of Governor Kevin Stitt on Thursday, April 16, announcing his irrevocable resignation effective Oct. 1. Waldron’s decision comes less than
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