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Evidence of a Queer Past

The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is honored to host Melissa Homestead…

Finding the Unexpected

Lizy Bailey is a senior English major at the University of Tulsa.…

The Work Ahead

Michael Mosher is a professor of Political Science at the University of…

Opening of “Train of Ink” at Zarrow

The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities will help welcome the new year…

recovery, n. (/rəˈkəv(ə)ri/)

Don James McLaughlin is an assistant professor of English at TU. In…

Introducing Big Ideas@TU: A Common Read Program

The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities (OCH) is proud to announce the…

Mining the Museum: Repatriation as Recovery

In this essay Caroline Cox, an OCH Renewal and Recovery fellow, explores…

Welcome Emily Every, Administrative Assistant

Please join us in welcoming Emily Every to the Oklahoma Center for…

Containing Multitudes: Towards a Wider Sense of Self and Compassion

Nicole Bauer, an assistant professor of history at the University of Tulsa,…

Welcome Kathryn Aung, OCH’s First Student Board Member

Kathryn Aung was a few minutes late for this interview. Small in…

Speculation: Fictions, Frenzies, Futures, and Failures

We’re thrilled to welcome Gayle Rogers, author of Speculation: A Cultural History…

Hobbes Against the Future

Jim Watson, an undergraduate at the University of Tulsa and OCH fellow,…

2021-22 Renewal and Recovery Fellows

The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at the University of Tulsa is…

Oklahoma Center for the Humanities to Explore ‘RENEWAL’ with New Year-Long Theme

The OCH is delighted to announce its new 2021-2022 Annual Theme: Renewal…

Rage, Race, Religion, and Politics

OCH student fellow Breanna McNaughton is a biology major, studying to become…