Sarah Medina, Contributing Writer
• October 2, 2019
On Saturday, Oct. 5, Magazine Street will be the stage for the annual Art for Art’s Sake event, celebrating the beginning of the New Orleans Art season. As fall begins, enjoying some cool New Orleans...
It’s everyone’s favorite time of year. The real reason why we chose Tulane.
Fried Chicken
Don’t be a chicken and attend this festival on Sept. 20. The Fried Chicken Festival will be held...
Sarah Medina, Contributing Reporter
• September 18, 2019
On a Sunday morning, going out for a nice brunch with friends is a go-to following a night of a little too much alcohol and not enough sleep. Being a college student in New Orleans can turn this practice...
Dining room, gathering place for friends old and new, the heart and soul of the Tulane community: these are a few words that come to mind when describing the new Commons.
This 77,000-square-foot spectacle...
We’ve all seen them. The Instagram posts. Or at least those of you who follow @tulanedining on Instagram.
Yeah, yeah, we’re excited to be back in New Orleans if we’re not from here. And if you’re...
Matt Federman, Contributing Writer
• February 20, 2019
Warbucks, found in the Irish Channel along Magazine street, is brought to life by Executive Chef Todd Pulsinelli. The newly opened restaurant blends modern American cuisine with distinct international...
When it comes to soothing a sweet tooth, there's one festival that takes the cake.
This weekend marked the sixth annual King Cake Festival, a day dedicated to its namesake food. From 10 a.m....
Take a deep breath and close your eyes. Go to your happy place. What do you hear? The rush of the ocean? The chirping of songbirds? Or perhaps … the bustle of a dining hall? Students might think...
As the temperature drops from 90s to 50s, all anyone wants to do is cozy up with a nice holiday beverage. But with the barrage of mixology choices for the holidays it can be hard to pick the superior...
Cori Shalit, Arcade Associate Editor
• November 8, 2018
The 12th annual Oak Street Po’boy Festival will be held on Nov. 11 from 10 a.m to 6 p.m. The festival is dedicated to the celebration of the classic New Orleans “poor boy” sandwich. The iconic sandwich...
In a city famous for Creole cuisine, lauded for its rich southern eats and boasting a substantial population of Thai restaurants, Latin food generally isn’t what comes to mind when making dinner plans...
When the daily diet of Bruff, LBC and the occasional Luff is no longer cutting it, Tulane students crave a real meal at a New Orleans eatery. But straying from the meal plan diet and receiving a bill...
