In fall 2019, 2002 Tulane graduate Andrew Collin, host of the podcast “Puddles,” returned to campus as a stand-up comedian with friend and host of The Nikki Glaser podcast, Nikki Glaser. Before...

Flimsy tie-front sweaters, Bridgerton-esque corsets, tennis skirts — fashion trends this year came in and out of the public consciousness in the blink of an eye, the usual speed of the trend cycle...

In that spot where you can’t seem to find a perfectly curated study playlist but you’re also too busy to dedicate time to creating your own? Don’t worry, Arcade has you covered!  YouTube has...

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,...

We all know Lizzo, Mac Miller, Hozier — the big names in music. Whether they have been big names in the industry for years or they are rising artists taking this awards season by storm, these artists...

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...

“In Earshot” is a column introducing you to the best new releases and artists you need to have on your radar. From glittery pop to gut-wrenching lyrics, these musicians should be in your rotation.  Annie...

Art for Activism is an art show and auction created by Emery Gluck, Carlyn Morris and Brandon Surtain. Surtain holds a master’s degree from Tulane’s School of Architecture, and more detailed information...

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...

Union Ramen, located at 1837 Magazine St. Suite B, exemplifies its namesake. Founders Jeff Gapultos and chef Nate Nguyen started their passion project out of their love for ramen noodles and a desire to...

The New Orleans Poetry Festival was created in 2016 by Megan Burns and Bill Lavender when they decided there were not enough literary events focused on poetry. The festival, which is by and for poets,...

On Thursday, April 1 — widely known as April Fools’ day — Tulane University Campus Programming hosted a Q&A with comedian, performer and internet sensation Cody Ko. Seated in the same...