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Students returning to TU from the Christmas holiday will find more than just snow on the ground and a chill in the air. The forthcoming Roxana Rozsa and Robert Eugene Lorton Performing Arts Center (PAC) has progressed remarkably since students left for home in mid-December. (0) comments
The Oklahoma Libertarian Party (OKLP) will convene its biennial convention at 9am on Saturday, April 10, 2010. The morning session is open to the general public and will consist of several noted speakers, a question and answer session, and time for discussion. (1) comment
The March for Life is a prayerful, peaceful local Pro-Life March and rally on Friday Evening, January 22, 2010. We march in solidarity with the hundreds of thousands who march in Washington, D.C. each year, and we march to add our own witness and voice to Pro-Life Majority in America. (0) comments
"You can't vote for your choice of candidates in Oklahoma." So stated Angelia O'Dell, Chair of Oklahomans for Ballot Access Reform (OBAR). Oklahoma State Law is specifically designed by the two major political parties to keep third parties off the ballot and out of the picture," she continued, emphasizing her words with the impatient tap of a pencil on the tabletop. (0) comments
TU Security releases Campus Crimewatch in order to heighten awareness on campus. Incidents are listed in chronological order with the most recent events first. If you have any information regarding any of these incidents, please contact TU Security at 918 631 5555. (0) comments
Last week, the Supreme Court broke from a twenty year-old precedent, ruling that laws banning direct corporate spending on political campaigns were unconstitutional. The Court's long-awaited decision in Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission will fundamentally change election law in America (0) comments
The University of Tulsa has made the decision to close campus on Friday due to inclement weather conditions. The university had previously announced a campus closure for Thursday starting at 2 p.m. (0) comments
In order to heighten awareness on campus, each day the Campus Crime Watch is uploaded onto this site. (0) comments
"We saw it first and foremost as a chance to showcase Tulsa and its continued progress as a big city that can attract big events like the C-USA basketball championships. But, we also saw it as an opportunity to show the wonderful work being put forth by TU advertising students" (0) comments
Sixthirtyone covers the 2010 International Students for Liberty Conference from American University. Follow @631news and #isflc2010 on twitter for live updates from the event. (0) comments