Luo Qi Kong, Contributing Reporter
• March 18, 2017
While New Orleans might be better known for its music, food and art, New Orleans Fashion Week has been expanding the city's fashion scene since 2011. NOFW 2017 will feature more than 30 designers from...
The explosion of shows tailored exclusively to political comedy is a phenomenon of the new millennium. For decades, political comedy remained a minute feature of the nightly routines of Ed Sullivan, Johnny...
Pageants are a way to publicly present a certain mold and see who fits it best.
This mold can be one of beauty, of grace or of Miss United States. This weekend, it's to discern the kind, the charming...
The living, avant-garde BUKU Music + Art Project 2017 featured a variety of musicians and artists of many backgrounds. Attractions such as the Live Graffiti Gallery, stilt walkers, live dancers and,...
Fans from all across New Orleans gathered to watch 48 wiley wiener dogs vie for glory on March 4 at the annual Wiener Dog Racing at the Fair Grounds Race Course & Slots. For just $5, dog and racing...
Nurah Lambert, Associate Arcade Editor
• March 11, 2017
The world can be a dark place, and when art imitates life, you get eerie television shows. Not only are they somber in theme, but the color schemes are just as shady. While these selections may not be...
It has been more than four months since Voodoo Music + Arts Experience, and to say that Tulane students are eager for the next music festival would be an understatement. Walking among the crowds of students...
Taking the streetcar is a New Orleans right of passage, but mastering it is a skill few ever hone. The bus system, while similarly cost-effective, also rarely runs on time. Tulane shuttles and TapRides...
Dear Confused Colonists,
I can handle you driving on the wrong side of the road, your childish refusal to see gin as the mother's milk it is and even living in a city founded by dirty Frenchmen. I cannot,...
Kate Jamison, Senior Staff Reporter
• March 9, 2017
Alice Pascal Escher has been challenging dancers for 33 years by serving as the artistic director of the Newcomb Dance Company, a student dance troupe that performs each semester. Escher founded the company...
Burke Joslin, Contributing Reporter
• March 7, 2017
On Sunday, Feb. 26, Swedish singer and songwriter LÉON graced Gasa Gasa's humble yet welcoming stage. Bringing an air of glamour and mystique as well as her trademark infectious enthusiasm, LÉON displayed...
Nurah Lambert, Associate Arcade Editor
• March 2, 2017
This week’s #WaveCrushWednesday is Tulane student Lexi Frame. Lexi is a freshman currently majoring in performing arts and psychology major. In her spare time, Lexi runs her own small hairstyling business...
