The Thomas K. McKeon Center for Creativity is such a great space for learners and creatives on top…read moreof being a cool space for events of any kind. On the education side, it houses the TCC Visual Arts, Digital Media and Design, and Mass Communication programs. On the art side, they have different initiatives and programs that promote inspiration, education and collaboration such as art exhibits, installations and education programs. On the event side, I've attended presentations, fundraisers, and other social events. The event hall is a wonderful venue with ample space, parking, professional lighting/sound, and a kitchen. The 9th Street Observation Deck and the Boston Avenue Terrace are my favorite spots. They have a great view of downtown and offer an outdoor venue. It is also Oklahoma's award-winning first "green" sustainable rooftop. The facilities rental prices are all on their website and the staff is great to deal with, always very accommodating and taking health precautions seriously. I have also been very impressed with how they've pivoted due to COVID and continue making things happen. From online galleries and exhibits to virtual workshops, I've loved the versatility! My favorite workshops are the "I Can't" series offered at no cost to the public multiple times throughout the year.

I love this place and not just because it's where I work. I'm the Business Manager of The TCC…read moreConnection which is the college's newspaper on the third floor. The center houses the journalism, digital media, and art majors. The first floor is where the podcasting studio is located. Most of the classes are located on the third floor, along with The TCC Connection. The art students typically showcase their work on the walls for all to enjoy. The outside of the building is glass covered and very modern. My desk is next to a window, overlooking the original campus. I love being a part of TCC and working in such a nice building! It makes me feel proud to go to work.

Younger kids who want to be in Baseball at Regent have to be on a mixed team with students from…read moreother schools. But when it comes to practice, the Regent school doesn't want anyone who's not part of the Regent family to practice on their field. I find this odd when you don't have a baseball team and you are a Christian school. It doesn't seem very Christian of you to allow this practice to continue.

This fine school is tops in academics and the preparation of young people to face the world as…read moreadults. The curriculum is classical with emphasis on the basics of education - math, science, language, thinking skills, and arts. The strong Christian emphasis encourages service to those less fortunate, the community in general, and strength of personal character. Parental participation is not only encouraged, but is expected. When parents are involved, the education process does not end when the child leaves the school grounds. I have two grandchildren who attend this school and I could not be more pleased with the education they are receiving.

i've been here a couple of times. both times, the home team lost. all in all, the energy was there…read morefrom the fanbase. their corndogs could be something i might end up trying soon b/c you can smell them from a mile away & it's similar to the ones at the state fair.

I love this venue. It's just the right size and parking is no problem. Being adjacent to the…read morefootball field makes it really cool and gives the University the big campus feel. The cushioned seats on the south side of the arena are mega comfortable. An all around clean facility.

I recently decided to make TU my home and college of choice. I was on the fence when I arrived for…read morethe prospective students preview but after being on campus for 5 minutes I knew I wanted to go here. The staff and students all make you feel welcome, appreciated and at home. I haven't' started classes yet but the registration process was a snap, all thanks the the personal attention I received. I know I'm not just a number at TU but an individual. All of the staff I have had to deal with know who I am, my situation and are eager to help with whatever questions I have. If you're thinking of becoming a student here, just stop by for a visit. It really is an amazing campus and it's filled with some of the friendliest people I have ever met. I will update my review after I have finished my first Semester at TU with impressions and experience.

I went to visit campus during the evening hours. It's a small school but the place is beautiful…read more Looks lie a wonderful walking campus. Also, not sure what the bell is for, but I went up and gave it a ring. Also looked at the stadium, small but well placed on campus and I have to believe its a blast to attend games there.

This was my first visit to the University of Tulsa. I was a panel member for the 2019 Eastern…read moreOklahoma VA Summit, which was held in the Student Union. Even in the storms, the campus is absolutely gorgeous! The facilities that I utilized were emaculantly clean! The people I encountered were very friendly! Have you ever noticed that University Campuses have their own unique vibes? The vibe at TU was calm, intelligent, mindful, and peaceful. I am contemplating including TU in my search for Doctoral programs.

I went to University of Tulsa for a year on a large scholarship package and transferred…read moreimmediately. Administration is extremely unhelpful and purposefully rude. Watch out for the run around from Financial Aid, Bursar's Office, and Housing Department on campus. All three offices will attempt to place incorrect charges on accounts to try to solicit money. When calling to get in contact with admin at these offices they regularly give the run around and say that there is "nothing they can do to help" or "they do not have access/communication with that office on campus." Both responses are inexcusable from a supposed Top University and there should be training for administrators on how to help students instead of trying to "deal" with them. The cost of attendance is a complete rip off, and it reflects in on-campus food, student diversity, school spirit, school resources, and campus life. I will never advocate attendance until serious admin and diversity changes are made and when the cost of attendance reflects what the university ACTUALLY has to offer. Do not take this review lightly, I don't review often so hopefully this stops others from repeating mistakes, I would give zero stars if I could. The University of Tulsa is more of a business than a university, sadly they are not the only school that functions and prioritizes in this manner.

I'm not even a science student and this is my favorite building on campus. It's SO pretty! Granted,…read moreit's probably the newest one too but still, I love the design! The HRC is a state-of-the-art research, development, testing and education center. It's one of the projects of Tulsa for vision 2025 (1 penny, 13 year increase in sales tax for economic development and capital improvement). I have friends that are in the college of engineering, architecture and technology so I visit them every chance I get. There are common areas obviously but to get into the labs, you need special access. I was given a tour and they're amazing!

Good school. Good education. Great lunch food. Fun swing set. Fire drills are chill. Would do again.read more

I was told by Miss Scallet (Unsure about the spelling, but I know she was my 5th grade math…read moreteacher) back in the early 2000's too not apply to Cascia Hall because "I would not get in" and this was told to my 5th grade self, even though I got accepted weeks later. I am now graduated from an amazing college, with a great GPA, no thanks too this school. I would have given it a better review otherwise, but I was also bullied terribly due to their different policies, and VERY unhappy as a student.

Surprisingly good size library with plenty of resources for research projects. I probably use the…read moreelectronic resources more than actual books but every once in a while I find myself needing a hard copy. They have a couple of collections like Oklahoma authors, Tulsa Race Riot materials, Route 66. children's literature and a leisure reading section. I love that they have inter library loan and a pretty simple process to receive books from OSU-Stillwater library. The library also has computers and study rooms. The librarians are super friendly and helpful.