From the brand new Tulane Improv Club to the established Cat Mafia sketch comedy group, Tulane's arts and entertainment scene is quickly growing to incorporate comedy. One group that is gaining popularity...
The entrance to Pocket Park would come as a bit of a surprise for students who walked around campus unaware of the 2017 Tulane Black Arts Festival's first event Wednesday. Along the park's fringe, crisp...
Part art exhibition, part dance-punk dance party and part fundraiser, Electroflux will combine different forms of local talent into one unconventional event.The self-proclaimed dance party takes place...
Mardi Gras krewes are as integral to New Orleans culture as jazz bands and Cajun food. Among the most iconic of the parades, few krewes rival the all-female Muses in popularity of prestige.
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Nurah Lambert, Associate Arcade Editor
• December 8, 2016
This week's #WaveCrushWednesday is visiting Assistant Professor of Creative Writing Bernice L. McFadden. As an acclaimed novelist and self-proclaimed historian, McFadden is no stranger to rejection and...
As finals week draws near, and students begin to prepare for their exams, various organizations around campus are busy organizing events designed to relieve some of the inevitable stress.
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No one asked for it, and we listened. The Arcade presents: the stereotypical Tulane student of each star sign. Keep in mind that stereotypes, by definition, are not representative of every individual of...
To bee or not to bee — that is the question that the Tulane University Performing Arts Society strives to answer with its upcoming show, "Bee/ Play."
"Bee/ Play" is TUPAS' first show of the semester,...
Hidden away in the Woldenberg Art Center, a pristine white-walled gallery displays all kinds of art. It presents a sharp contrast from the neon glare of the hallways directly outside of its three rooms...
A typical Shabbat dinner at Rohr Chabad Jewish Student Center usually involves delicious home-cooked food, joyous singing and a warm sense of hospitality. This past Friday night, however, Chabad kicked...
It's the thing parents of incoming freshmen fear more than drinking, drugs and sex, likely because of its permanence: their child getting inked.Many American teenagers eagerly await the moment they turn...
Tulane University's a cappella groups, from indie-cool THEM to prestigious and aptly named Green Envy, for many years have encapsulated students' musical talents and contributed to the innovative and artistic...
