Securing energy’s future

Every day, millions of Americans rely on critical infrastructure that is increasingly vulnerable to cyberattacks. With over $10 million in funding from federal agencies, Professor Peter Hawrylak is strengthening those systems without disrupting their performance.

Powerful and empowering

Leaders from area tribes, agencies, academia, and the energy industry gathered last week to discuss sustainable energy security at the Rosa Energy Conference, a two-day event hosted by UTulsa and the Tribal Energy Consortium.

Going the distance

This month, Clinical Assistant Professor of Athletic Training Nicole Wilkins will head north to serve as a medical volunteer at the iconic Boston Marathon. Her third consecutive year in this role, for Wilkins it is just another opportunity for mentorship.

Clerk work

Law student Trent Siever had a transformative experience when he interned for a federal judge in the Northern District of Oklahoma after his first year of law school. Following graduation in May, he will return as a clerk for that same judge this fall.

Flannery O’Connor’s tales of evil and grace
Wall Street Journal

Immigrants on the line
Mother Jones

Op-ed: How state laws threaten America’s power grid
The Black Chronicle

Tariffs 101: What they are and why they might mean a recession
Tulsa World

Evening with Tulsa Muslims shows growing, welcoming community
Tulsa World

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