Rising in the Ranks

The University of Tulsa has climbed 21 spots in the 2026 U.S. News & World Report’s Best College rankings. When it comes to academic quality and student success, UTulsa stands out among other universities in the region.

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A new nonprofit local news initiative has found its home in UTulsa’s 101 Archer building. The partnership will bolster Tulsa’s journalism scene while giving students access to some of the city’s news leaders.

A Life of Inquiry

Alumnus Nick McMillan enrolled at UTulsa with a question: How does close reading inform our judgment? His curiosity led him to earn master’s degrees in literature and business analytics, which gave him the tools to excel at his dream career.

Just Heating Up

International doctoral student Gustavo Carvalho is making big strides in the petroleum industry. He says a research project studying multiphase flow is expanding academic knowledge and providing practical solutions for industry challenges.

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When it came to choosing a law school, Cade Russell (J.D. '25) wanted a high-quality legal education, but as a first-generation student, he knew that scholarship funding would factor into his decision. Russell says he toured The University of Tulsa's College of Law, fell in love with the campus, and then learned that he was awarded a full-tuition scholarship, thanks to the C. H. Rosenstein Scholarship for Law.

Russell made the most of his three years UTulsa. Learn how the college helped set him up for success as a prosecutor.