Arts and culture fill New Orleans to the brim. Art galleries pepper every street, and music is always playing somewhere. Whether you are looking for a place to appreciate art or learn local history, New...
The city of New Orleans is a phenomenon in motion, shaped by a multitude of languages, cultures and communities over hundreds of years. It has not only a 306-year history, but also a unique culinary...
The Florie Gale Arons Poetry Program invited 24th Poet Laureate of the United States Ada Limón to give a reading in Tulane University’s Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life on Monday, Nov. 4....
If the first half of Sean Baker’s “Anora” evokes a euphoric high, the second half is akin to the subsequent comedown.
The film follows Anora, a Brooklyn stripper played by Mikey...
Finley Jacobs, Contributing Writer
• October 30, 2024
With Tulane University’s Family Weekend fast approaching, students may wonder how to give their parents a taste of NOLA — and there is no better way to do so than a dining experience. Here are...
The romantic comedy is dying. Tragic though it may seem, there is seldom a market for rom-coms nowadays. The genre tends to underperform at the box office, and since streaming services like Netflix...
If you live in New Orleans, chances are you have heard stories of local vampires. But have you ever wondered where these stories came from?
The first rumors of the undead in New Orleans come from...
Released 30 years ago, Aphex Twin’s 1994 "Selected Ambient Works Volume II” still stands as a kaleidoscope of the eminent possibilities of ambient, differing from much of Aphex Twin’s — the...
Louisiana has long been known for its spooky atmosphere and creepy history. The shady French Quarter alleys and dark, damp swamps provide the perfect backdrop for horror stories and mystery thrillers....
Semaglutide Injection, also known as Ozempic, has gained rapid attention on social media. While it was originally used as an antidiabetic medication for adults with type 2 diabetes, it has now become...
The Qatar Ballroom buzzed with chatter as Tulane University's two-day chess tournament unfolded on Sept. 21 and 22. Each match showcased not only strategic skill across generations but also a community...
Despite being located at the heart of Louisiana, 75% of Tulane University’s population comes from over 500 miles away. Because of this, some Louisiana native Tulane students feel a lack of representation...
