The upcoming renovations to Newcomb Hall are not the only changes happening to the School of Liberal Arts. More slowly, the structure of its programs is evolving to become increasingly interdisciplinary.
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Though feelings of uncertainty are normal upon graduating, the Tulane University class of 2024 grapples with an added layer of complexity. What does graduation look like? And is everything really back...
Tulane Fashion Club, a student fashion organization, has become a truly special part of the Tulane community. Snapshots of stylish student-worn looks flood the TU Fashion Instagram, and the annual fashion...
On Friday, April 19, Taylor Swift released her long-awaited 11th studio album, “The Tortured Poets Department.” Swift surprised fans with a secret 2 a.m. double release, bringing the total song count...
Since the New Orleans Museum of Art’s opening in 1911, it has been committed to celebrating a diversity of thought and identities. NOMA’s newest exhibit highlighting a Kenyan-American artist, “Wangechi...
The Tulane Student Film Festival, hosted and produced by the strategy, leadership, analytics and management Film Festivals course, will take place on Wednesday, April 24 in McAlister Auditorium.
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Ryan Gosling will return to the big screen in May — not as a bleach-blonde Ken doll, but as stuntman Colt Seavers in Universal Pictures’ upcoming movie “The Fall Guy.”
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Tucked inside the historic St. Roch Tavern — one of New Orleans’s classic dive bars — El Caimán Gordo offers a rich tapestry of flavors under the guidance of chef Marc Bruckel. With a culinary career...
Science fiction has always been a genre of speculation, but also of reflection. For every vision of what could be, there is almost always a degree of commentary on our current world. This often takes...
“This ain’t a Country album. This is a “Beyoncé” album,” Pop’s most influential star declared 10 days prior to the release of her newest album, “Cowboy Carter.” This latest endeavor, succeeding...
For many, taking on the silver screen and being in a movie is a faraway dream. Josh Fox’s “The Welcome Table” has given Tulane students the opportunity to make this dream come true, all while making...
As you step onto the Berger Family Lawn, you are greeted by the smell of spices, the sounds of a band, hundreds of overlapping conversations and the sight of about 10,000 pounds of steaming crawfish....
