Festivals   Southern Decadence can trace its roots back to a humble going away party in 1972. Now, 51 years later, it has morphed into New Orleans’s largest LGBTQ+ festival. This year’s...

Move-in is inevitably a stressful time, but we can all agree that the blistering heat made it especially miserable this year. Even as a native Louisianan, there were times walking across the quad when...

By now, Tulane University students have entered a period of limbo in the academic year, a disorienting space between the end of classes and the start of summer.  In this sense, the Tulane University...

On April 16, the Tulane University Fashion Club hosted their third annual fashion show on the Berger Family Lawn. “Blood, Sweat, and Tears” highlighted the contributions and importance of the medical...

Before the second Tulane University Student Film Festival, students in the digital media practices coordinate majors asked what to wear in the major GroupMe chat. Many of the films came from their classrooms,...

It’s 10 a.m., and I’m sitting in the courtyard behind the Commons preparing to write this article when a mildly muddy, yet spicy smell catches my attention. No, there is nothing like it — it’s...

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. Vapes come in a variety of colors, shapes, sizes and flavors. For young adults...

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. Every day, waves of students roam the campus, walking from class to class...

Comedian and actress Janelle James delivered a hilariously amusing stand-up set on Tuesday to a packed room of Tulane students. Eager to see the “Abbott Elementary” star, students lined up outside...

Andy Borowitz and I have walked the same elm-lined sidewalks, sat in the same rusted bleachers and wrote articles in the same cramped newsroom, but our paths first crossed at the New Orleans Book Festival...

Tulane is changing.  It isn’t hard to see, or hear, for that matter: construction is creeping across campus like a welcome plague. The steady development of the Downtown campus, gone largely unnoticed...

During Women’s History Month, it is important to acknowledge the female influence over time. For Tulane students, it is critical to see this influence in our own college community. The Newcomb-Tulane...