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Higher Ed, Recalculated

The New Higher Education Landscape A university education is expensive, and today’s students are increasingly seeking accommodations such as flexible schedules and better mental health...

Private School Guide

The Private School Guide features a user-friendly chart spotlighting a range of private elementary, middle and high schools in Tulsa and Oklahoma City, to...

Aesthetics: A Subtle Science

The Art of ‘Subtle’ Plastic Surgery As plastic surgery continues to evolve, there’s been a trend toward more subtle, yet significant, improvements to one’s appearance....

Love at First Sip

Cocktail Culture Whether you love a dark and dingy dive or a classy craft cocktail bar, drinking culture continues to evolve in Oklahoma. We lay...

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All things Oklahoma
2026

A Legacy Beyond Erasure

Oklahoma wouldn’t be what it is today without the countless contributions of Black Americans. However, many of their stories are omitted from history textbooks....
2026

A Legacy Beyond Erasure

Oklahoma wouldn’t be what it is today without the countless contributions of Black Americans. However, many of their stories are omitted from history textbooks....
2026

Preserving the Glow

Neon signs are some of the world’s most beautiful – and underappreciated – forms of art. First showcased back in 1910 by Georges Claude...
2026

Ignoring “The Way It’s Done”

Grace Hopper – a U.S. Navy rear admiral, mathematician and computer scientist – believed that the most dangerous phrase was: ‘We’ve always done it...
2026

Finding Love IRL

Digital matchmakers like Tinder, Bumble and Hinge are certainly holding onto relevance –  yet some soulmate searchers are telling dating apps: “It’s not me,...
2026

Art Without Barriers

Smaller performing arts groups in Oklahoma are as unique and diverse as our landscape – gaining a foothold in the state’s cultural scene and...
2026

Catch the Wind

When the weather cooperates, there’s nothing quite like being outside on an afternoon in Oklahoma. One of the many ways people like to pass...
2026

Stick the Landing

By the time Deana Martinez was three years old, “I was climbing all over everything,” she says. “So my mom put me in gymnastics.” She...
2026

The Land of the Giants

Over the years, the two best-known nicknames for Tulsa have had to do with petroleum: the Oil Capital of the World and the Magic...
2026

Chasing Waterfalls

When one thinks of Oklahoma, they don’t typically picture beautiful, cascading waterfalls — but the state harbors plenty of hidden gems. If you’re on...
2026

Rolling Strong

Roller skating and rollerblading cultures are thriving in Oklahoma ­— with enthusiasts found at roller rinks, during derby games, on sidewalks and in parks...
2026

A Game on the Rise

Lacrosse is one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States, and that momentum is increasingly visible in Oklahoma. The appeal is easy to...
2026

Roots in the Red Dirt

Oklahoma is known for its red soil. But what, exactly, makes our soil red? Professor Shiping Deng, Ph.D., of Oklahoma State University, says it’s...
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Life & Style

a map to living well
2026

One of the Seven Stans

The suffix stan means “where one stands” or “land of,” so Tajikistan becomes land of the Tajiks, just as Scotland is the land of...

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2026

Easing Chronic Pain

According to the Centers For Disease Control and Prevention, an estimated 20% of U.S. adults live with chronic pain. Whether it’s the result of...
2026

Every Drop Counts

Water conservation matters in Oklahoma because our water resources are limited — and must support both today’s needs and those of future generations.  “With abnormally...

Taste

food, drink, and other pleasures
2026

Two Cultures, One Chef

I’m not sure how tall chef Kevin Lee is, because he always seems much larger than life, and he’s always in motion. I last...
2026

Local Flavors

Que Gusto Fresh, handmade Ecuadorean food can be found in a nondescript downtown Tulsa location: Que Gusto. Run by a husband and wife team that...
2026

Bold Flavors with a Bite

Erik Fabrizius, whose life was later to revolve around the swirling symphony of spice and flavor that is Thai cuisine, got his first introduction...
2026

Tasty Tidbits

Feruzy’s Kitchen Offering Nigerian, Caribbean and Southern American foods with a twist, Feruzy’s Kitchen is a unique and delicious restaurant located inside Tulsa’s Mother Road...
2026

The New Balanced Bite

Chef Cynthia Beavers has the poise, grace and celebrity following to be famous herself. After all, Amber Valletta has been a regular at her...
2026

Local Flavors

Takaramono Japanese gastronomy is the name of the game at Takaramono in OKC, a modern Izakaya restaurant with distinctly Japanese roots.  Start with miso soup; the...
2026

A Chef, Reimagined

Executive chef Josh Moore’s kitchen origin story reaches back a few years. The youngest of four children, he grew up cooking for his family,...
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2026

Winter Classics Take the Stage

From symphony and ballet to Broadway hits and family-friendly favorites, February brings a rich lineup of performing arts. At the PAC, Tulsa Symphony offers IV:...
2026

Game On

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There’s something for every sports lover this month. In Tulsa, cold weather means one thing: Tulsa Oilers hockey. You can catch them at home, the...
2026

Fun for Everyone

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No matter what kind of community event you’re searching for this month, Oklahoma has you covered. In Tulsa, art abounds: try the Champagne & Chocolate...
2026

Unconventional Valentine’s Viewing

The month of love is upon us. I have a few romantic films for you, along with some action and horror, so strap in...
2026

Curtains Up on 2026

Kick off 2026 in style with entertainment options galore. At the Tulsa PAC, Theatre Tulsa presents the beloved Frozen from Jan. 9-25. While you’re there,...
2026

Winter Action Heats Up

While it may be freezing outside, indoor sports are bigger and better than ever this month. In Tulsa, the Oilers take to the ice at...
2026

Local Events Worth Exploring

In Tulsa, the Oklahoma Boat Expo comes to the Arvest Convention Center on Jan. 9-11, when visitors can stroll through booths featuring a variety...

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