On a quick stroll around Tulane’s campus on a nice day, it is difficult to miss the high number of furry companions accompanying students. Many of the animals are emotional support animals, meant to...
In an email to Tulane students living on campus Oct. 20, Housing and Residence Life (HRL) detailed a new policy for residence hall guests. On-campus students are now each allowed to have one guest who...
The Garden Level of the Lavin-Bernick Center (LBC) closed in response to a pump malfunction that resulted in flooding throughout portions of the Garden Level Oct. 18. There is no exact date for when repairs...
Erika Massaro, Contributing Reporter
• October 21, 2020
Unmasked is a new app gaining popularity on college campuses all around the country. The mission of the app is to “provide a safe space for students to take off their masks and have real conversations.”...
New Orleans entered Phase Three of its comprehensive COVID-19 plan established by Mayor LaToya Cantrell Oct. 3. Phase Three has three parts: Phase 3.1 began Oct. 3, Phase 3.2 is expected to begin Oct....
Prior to COVID-19, 80,000 to 100,000 jobs in New Orleans were in tourism, a $9 billion industry annually for the city. COVID-19 has decimated this industry in New Orleans by 90%, leaving...
Next spring, Tulane University will be hosting a TEDxTulane event for students and faculty. TED is “a nonprofit organization that is devoted to spreading ideas through short, powerful talks” to...
Greek Groove is an annual fundraising event organized by the Tulane Panhellenic Council to raise money for Circle of Sisterhood, a philanthropic organization that helps to foster education equality...
With the continuation of the COVID-19 pandemic into the academic year, social and academic fraternities have had to change their recruitment process this fall to comply with the New Orleans COVID-19...
Fall marks the onset of the college application season for high school seniors, and much like other events this past year, the college admissions process will look different due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
In...
Domenic Mesa, Contributing Reporter
• October 7, 2020
Tulane students from Green Wave Residence Hall volunteered at the New Orleans Ernest N. Morial Convention Center Oct 2. Through HandsOn New Orleans, these students were able to aid Hurricane Laura...
Eviction hearings for New Orleanians that were previously stalled due to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention’s eviction moratorium are set to begin on Oct. 5. This is despite the CDC’s...
