Homeland, Immigrants, and Sanctuary
This week’s blog post is by OCH Fellow Betsy McCormick, Associate Clinical…
Themes
How a Roommate Makes a House a Home
This week’s post is by 2017-2018 OCH Fellow Kristi Eaton, an independent…
At Home in the College Bubble
This week’s blog post is written by Bryan Corbaz, a junior studying…
Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at TU Announces 2017-18 Fellows
The Oklahoma Center for the Humanities at The University of Tulsa has…
Work as Haven
Each week throughout the fall semester, the Research Fellows at the Oklahoma…
Memory
“Memory believes before knowing remembers”—William Faulkner Memory is the most powerful yet…
Pen, Paper & Fork
Why can food activate such powerful memories? How do we translate the sensuous…
Pen, Paper & Fork
Why can food activate such powerful memories? How do we translate the sensuous…
Research Seminar on Homelands Call for Applications
“You don’t have a home until you leave it and then, when…
Big Ideas @ TU: Dietland
This spring, the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities is partnering with the…
Homelands: Call for Faculty Fellows
The idea of a homeland evokes thoughts of pleasure and pain, belonging…
Food as Ritual and Art
Our updates from the Humanities Research Seminar continue, this week with a…
Call for Recipes: TU’s Global Table
Food is a foundational part of all human cultures and the many…
Food and Historical Trauma
We continue our regular series from the Humanities Research Fellows. This week,…
The Taste of Russian Summers
In this week’s report from the Humanities Research Seminar on the theme…