The University of Tulsa

The University of Tulsa has received a transformative philanthropic gift from longtime Tulsa residents Gary R. Mote and his late wife, Helen King Mote, establishing a lasting legacy of innovation, discovery and student opportunity within the College of Engineering & Computer Science. The gift creates the Gary and Helen Mote Bioengineering Lab, to be located […]

This month, Cherokee Nation citizen Nevaeh Ashlock will set out for Boston to take part in Medicine Pathways for Advancing Tribal Healthcare (M-PATH). This program is administered through the Front-Line Indigenous Partnership Program based at the Department of Emergency Medicine at the Brigham and Women’s Hospital and the Harvard Humanitarian Initiative. It aims to increase [...

The University of Tulsa’s Collins College of Business recognized outstanding students, faculty, staff and alumni during its 2026 Honors and Awards Ceremony, celebrating academic excellence, leadership, research and service across the college. The evening’s highest undergraduate honors, the David R. Lawson Outstanding Senior Awards, were presented to Anna Boevers, Anna Lackner, Z...

Since the 1970s, mechanical engineering students at The University of Tulsa have focused their talents on projects that address the special needs of people with physical and developmental disabilities. Today, the program is known as the Make a Difference Engineering (MADE at TU) initiative, and it’s one of the most popular student organizations in the College of Engineering &...

At Oxley College of Health & Natural Sciences, researchers are making strides to understand the chemical causes of certain neurological disorders and how compassionately and effectively to care for people with dementia. Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Biochemistry Pradeep Kurup integrates biochemical, cellular and genetic approaches to uncover mechanisms that can guid...