Director Ryan Coogler sank his teeth into the box office with “Sinners,” a thrilling horror that has already brought millions of North Americans to movie theaters. Fiercely Black, unapologetically...
This Sunday, April 27, the TU Fashion club played with the motifs of traditional corporate wear in their annual fashion show. Entitled “Bull and Bear,” the fashion show drew “inspiration from the...
As they rolled out the red carpet, audience members arrived at McAlister Auditorium for popcorn, company and cinema. The fourth annual Tulane Student Film Festival — orchestrated by the strategy, leadership...
Since Disney bought Lucasfilm in 2012, many of the recent “Star Wars” projects have flopped. Three of the four movies released since then have been overwhelmingly hated by fans. However, “Rogue One,”...
In the wake of the Vietnam War, after the fall of Saigon, hundreds of thousands of Vietnamese refugees were welcomed into the United States. A large portion of the Catholic population moved into New Orleans...
On Friday, April 25, the National Pan-Hellenic Council at Tulane University hosted a step show, a public performance of percussive dancing.
“Stepping” is a historical form of communication and...
The nine-to-five lifestyle has long been a hallmark of traditional American life, and corporate America has grown to cultivate a culture — and wardrobe — of its own. A newfound fascination with professional...
On Thursday, April 17, Tulane University Campus Programming presented Battle of the Bands, an evening filled with vibrant music and community.
Held in the Lavern Bernick-Center’s Pocket Park, the...
On Thursday night, British singer-songwriter Natasha Bedingfield, hosted by Tulane University Campus Programming concerts, performed at Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse to a sold-out crowd....
A slightly spicy, fishy and Cajun scent, accompanied by lots of plaid, linen and florals. Yep, it’s that time. Crawfest.
On Saturday, April 5, Tulane Crawfest returned to the Berger Family Lawn....
Last Saturday, Joe Yonan discussed his new book at the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University on vegan, plant-based cooking and his journey from a successful Washington Post food columnist...
The popular rock band Neon Trees took on Tipitina’s on Friday, April 2, playing to a diverse crowd that ranged from Tulane first-years to senior New Orleans locals.
Neon Trees is an American alternative...
