Oklahoma Center for the Humanities

The OCH is delighted to announce its new 2021-2022 Annual Theme: Renewal. Throughout the 2021-22 academic year, the Oklahoma Center for the Humanities will explore the process of change and recovery. This will mean looking to the past, crossing cultural boundaries, forcing new connections, and imagining alternative futures for ourselves, our communities, and our planet.

Tonight @ 7 pm! Register here: https://utulsa.zoom.us//tJUocumgqD0vGtwa34sCunFKhc7vYZkZcI

How do pandemics affect art? What do modernist art and literature have to do with the 1918 flu pandemic? Join us for an enlightening discussion about these topics and more with Dr. Elizabeth Outka, author of "Viral Modernism: The Influenza Pandemic and Interwar Literature." Thursday at 7pm on Zoom. Follow this link to register!

Tonight! Join us for a chat with Sarah Jaquette Ray, author of "A Field Guide to Climate Anxiety." Follow the link to learn more and register!

This Thursday! Free & open to all. Register here: https://utulsa.zoom.us//tJEof-mprjwjE9VQv2c9oG9gD-YGUpCL37

Join us tonight for a great discussion on immigration, spirituality and justice.

Meet Reverend Daniel Groody! Rev. Groody will be talking to us about a faith-based approach to immigration next Thursday evening at 7 pm. Learn more and register for free at this link: https://utulsa.zoom.us//tJEucOGrpzwjE9zMfUtsROIkC4UdiAgHCx