Starting Monday, Nov. 7, Tulane will come alive with the colors of French culture.From a lively game of pétanque on the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life Quadrangle to a Cajun dance workshop at...
In a country where one in five adults suffer from a mental health illness, and stigma intensely surrounds the topic, many would argue a major change in attitude and atmosphere is needed. The National Alliance...
Nurah Lambert, Arcade Associate Editor
• November 2, 2016
Once every four years, Americans get the opportunity to project their voices in the presidential election. Unlike previous years, the 2016 presidential election has played out more like a far-fetched comedy...
"Only at Tulane, only in New Orleans" rings true again with Tulane social media parody accounts that feature some of the school's happenings, stories and legends. Last year, The Arcade investigated accounts...
Alexa Melnick, Contributing Reporter
• October 27, 2016
Reflecting the general "home sweet home" feel of a student's return to Tulane University's campus, the homecoming theme this year takes a page from "The Wizard of Oz" with "there’s NO pLAce like homecoming."This...
This fall, Tulane’s campus had a large new addition that was hard to miss. Hank Willis Thomas’ "Truth Tree" replaced "Companion (Passing Through)" by KAWS, or what many came to know as the "Sad Mickey...
Harleigh Shaw, Paloma Pinto and Julia Daniel are going to change how you think about sex. The sophomores are starting a new online magazine, PeachWave, for students to write opinion pieces on topics such...
He clocks in and reports to the back to read the prep list, sets up his station and begins to knead the dough. Preparing to make 1000 donuts is no easy feat, but senior Jonah Resnick does it with a smile.Resnick...
Cameron Poole, Contributing Reporter
• October 2, 2016
Currently on display at the Newcomb Art Museum of Tulane University is an exhibit with a paradox. While its cultural origins are different from New Orleans', its deeper meanings and themes evoke similarities...
Over the past few weeks, Tulane art students flooded Instagram with pictures of enormous, swirling sculptures in yellow, orange and purple. These sculptures are part of Richard "Rick" Snow and Jamey Grimes'...
Nurah Lambert, Contributing Reporter
• September 14, 2016
Daya said it best when she sang, "Don't Let Me Down." This year's Fall Concert certainly did no such thing. One of the most eagerly awaited events of the year, the Fall Concert fell early this year.It...
Tyler Mead, Senior Staff Reporter
• September 14, 2016
Pokemon Red and Blue jumpstarted the imaginations of any kid lucky enough to own a Game Boy in the mid '90s. Since then, children could only dream of the day where our virtual friends became real, and...
