This past week, Tulane’s Theatre and Dance department put on “Antigone,” a work by the Greek playwright Sophocles’, translated by Ann Carson and directed by Ryder Thornton. The translation, intended...
Michal Rahabi, Associate Arcade Editor
• March 8, 2022
On Wednesday, Feb. 23, The Woldenberg Art Center concluded its latest exhibition: “Where We Are: Tulane Contemporary.5,” an exhibit with a thematic approach to nostalgia and the subconscious. Created...
It’s no secret that Tulane University offers slim pickings in its dining experience. In a city full of great food, there seems to be none on campus. Although the university’s culinary offerings look...
Bid Day: a long held tradition across the country where those who went through sorority recruitment receive their bids and “run home” to find not only their new sorority members but also a big...
Megan Roche, Contributing Reporter
• December 16, 2021
During her time at Tulane University, 2004 graduate Abigail Isaacoff participated in several creative writing workshops. She said the encouragement from her professors helped her grow as a writer....
On the Thursday before Thanksgiving, comedian Fortune Feimster visited Tulane University’s Dixon Hall as a special addition to her “2 Sweet 2 Salty” stand-up tour.
Although Feimster...
Long gone are the days of meeting someone in a dimly lit jazz club with stolen glances and love at first sight. Replacing the old fashioned romance game are dating apps such as Tinder, Bumble and Hinge....
Holly Haney, Associate Arcade Editor
• October 27, 2021
Spooky Season is upon us. With midterms winding down and the temperature finally starting to drop, fall and Halloween are in the air. This is easily my favorite time of year in the city; the decorations,...
Holly Haney, Contributing Reporter
• August 26, 2021
Tulane University Class of 2025, I am going to level with you here. I started at Tulane in the fall of 2019 and for several unprecedented reasons I refuse to get into, no two semesters have looked...
Sophie Brams, Contributing Reporter
• April 21, 2021
The year was 1965 and WTUL — Tulane’s student-run radio station — was fighting for its budget. In response to the finance committee announcing it would cut more than 50% of the station’s budget,...
Abe Messing, Contributing Reporter
• April 21, 2021
Tap here to support the next Crawfest.
Tulane’s beloved Crawfest made its comeback on Saturday, April 17, after being canceled last spring in light of the COVID-19 pandemic. Naturally, expectations...
After four years of hard work and dedication, Bachelor of Fine Arts students in visual arts are putting on their BFA shows, their final art shows as undergraduates. Tulane’s Studio Arts BFA program is...
