The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at The University of Tulsa is pleased to continue its series of blog posts from the fellows of the 2018-19 academic year. The fellows are engaged in wide-ranging creative and research activities surrounding the idea... MORE
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Where Memory and Trauma Meet
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at The University of Tulsa is pleased to introduce the first of a new series of blog posts from the fellows of the 2018-19 academic year. The fellows are engaged in wide-ranging creative and research... MORE
Remembering: Wilma Mankiller on the Voices of Oklahoma
From The Voices of Oklahoma: Remembering Wilma Mankiller I would have never been able to do the things that I’ve done if I wasn’t a positive person. So I think that I was just given this gift. My Dad always... MORE
Remembering: Oral Roberts on Voices of Oklahoma
“My Dad was a doctor man, he went to doctors, and my Mother prayed…she was the smarter of the two” On August 11th 2009, John Erling spoke with Granville Oral Roberts for “Voices of Oklahoma,” in what turned out to... MORE
Remembering: The State That Never Was
Oklahoma was the 46th state to enter the Union on November 16, 1907. Prior to statehood, however, Oklahoma was on the verge of becoming two separate states: the state of Oklahoma and the state of Sequoya. Controversies raged throughout the... MORE
Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at TU Announces 2018-19 fellows
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at The University of Tulsa has announced its annual class of fellows for the 2018-19 academic year. The nine individuals selected from applications submitted earlier this year include TU faculty and students as well as... MORE
Lance Canales: Woody Guthrie Performance
108 | Contemporary, The Woody Guthrie Center, and The Oklahoma Center for Humanities are excited to host California-based musician and composer Lance Canales as he performs a rendition of Woody Guthrie’s “Plane Wreck at Los Gatos (Deportee).” Inspired by the... MORE
Bloomsday 2018 Street Brunch Celebration
Tulsa’s annual Bloomsday celebration is getting a makeover in 2018. Rather than an evening pub crawl, we will be celebrating James Joyce this year with an Irish brunch in the Brady Arts District. The event will take place in the alleyway beside... MORE
Mapping Tulsa: Past, Present, Future & Imagined
Maps are portals to the imagination — creative and often beautiful ways of imagining a place and its people. Old maps offer us a chance to see our history written over the land, whether it’s a few tents at a... MORE
Mapping Tulsa: Past, Present, Future & Imagined
Maps are portals to the imagination — creative and often beautiful ways of imagining a place and its people. Old maps offer us a chance to see our history written over the land, whether it’s a few tents at a... MORE