Capitol ideas

UTulsa undergraduates Parker Green and Joshua Le were selected from a highly competitive statewide field to present their research at the Oklahoma State Capitol earlier this month.

No cow left behind

A team composed of five UTulsa mechanical engineering seniors has been named a finalist for the NASA 2025 Gateways to Blue Skies Competition. Their project? A cattle management system.

Solvent solutions

At UTulsa, Professors Angus Lamar and Gordon Purser are leading the quest to make chemistry greener with a team of students in an effort to make pharmaceutical industries sustainable.

A trailblazer returns

College of Law alumna Stacy Leeds recently returned to campus for the 2025 Tulsa Law Review Symposium. Her timely talk focused on tribal trust and free, prior, and informed consent.

Pope’s burial place a powerful symbol of papacy
Vatican News

UTulsa organizes Oklahoma's first National Academy of Engineering MLE event
Yahoo!Finance

“Trump Take Egg” was a sign of things to come
Slate

Retired Devon CEO: ‘Fascinating time’ to educate university students
Journal Record

Who are your kids talking to? Scammers target youth playing online games
2 News Oklahoma

Empowered together
Oklahoma Magazine

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