As Women’s History Month comes to a close, female leaders say there needs to be more investment in creating a sustainable community for Tulsans to thrive.
Tag: Tulsa Community College
Posted inHealth
Tulsa mom emerges from trauma and addiction with a degree — and ideas to help parents like her
Amanda Billings lost custody of her children as she battled addiction. Now on track to graduate from TCC, the advocate wants to use her experience to help at-risk parents.
Posted inSchools & Families
This federal program has helped 26K Tulsans get college degrees, including Tulsa’s second in command
Tulsa will celebrate TRIO Day Feb. 28. The college access program has helped thousands of Tulsa Community College students graduate.
Posted inSchools & Families
Stitt bans tenure at most Oklahoma public colleges. What does that mean for Tulsa-area schools?
The executive order took aim at lifetime tenure appointments at public colleges. Many universities say their faculty will not be affected.
Posted inSchools & Families
TCC gave $500K to students beyond Tulsa County lines this fall through new scholarship
A new parallel program to Tulsa Achieves is covering tuition and fees for nearly 100 students who graduated from Tulsa-area high schools.
Posted inSchools & Families
TCC moves forward with first bachelor’s degree program in school’s 55-year history
Oklahoma’s higher education officials approved a new four-year degree program in child development that could be offered in fall 2026.
Posted inLa Semana
Tulsa Community College launches first small business leadership academy for Spanish speakers
Applications are open for the fifth Cox Small Business Leadership Academy, which will kick off in January.
Posted inCulture
TCC students honor alumnus Wes Studi for career elevating Indigenous voices in film and beyond
Oscar winner Wes Studi attended Tulsa Junior College in the 1970s where he started a Cherokee newspaper and taught Cherokee language.
Posted inSchools & Families
You will soon have more bachelor’s degree options in Tulsa. Here’s why.
After years of transfer requirements and course restrictions, Tulsa’s college-bound students will soon have more choices.
Posted inNews
Tulsans try their hand at transitioning back to society after time behind bars
Inside a church gym, residents explored the steps former inmates must take after being released. Their verdict? Nothing comes easily.