On the surface, Tulane presents a variety of options for students dining on campus: the Dining Room at the Commons, Provisions on the Thirtieth Parallel, the LBC Food Court, Green Wave Grille, Rimon,...
On Jan. 11, a Tulanian published an article on a conservative website named College Dissident. The article in question made an attempt to defend disgraced rapper Ye, now infamous for his downward spiral...
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• February 1, 2023
Tyre Nichols is not the first Black man to be killed by law enforcement officers.
Tyre Nichols isn’t even the first Black man whose death at the hands of police was caught on camera.
Right...
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• January 25, 2023
When lines are drawn and sides are taken, some people try to find a happy middle. Compromise can be healthy, and keeping a clear head can mean thinking critically about who you judge, how you judge...
On Nov. 20, 2022, Anderson Lee Aldrich entered an LGBTQ+ nightclub in Colorado. Opening fire with a long rifle, he slaughtered five people and injured 25 others in the process. Thanks to the heroic...
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• January 25, 2023
Having only been founded in Fall of 2022, the Tulane Adoption Club Connection — or TACConnection — is one of the youngest recognized student organizations on campus.
In a statement shared with...
The Respect for Marriage Act, also referenced as RFMA (H.R. 8404), is a bill in the United States Congress to repeal the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act, which limits the definition of marriage to one...
Thirty-two transgender people were murdered this year. Two hundred and thirty-eight explicitly anti-LGBT laws were introduced into state and federal legislatures in 2022 alone, a 580% increase from...
The 2022 FIFA World Cup in Qatar has been filled with drama and chaos off the field. Qatar had been a controversial choice to host the massive sporting event since they were selected over 12 years...
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• December 8, 2022
Louisiana Amendment 7, which appeared on voter ballots in November, has caused some confusion among voters. While involuntary servitude is generally unlawful in the United States, there is one exception....
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• November 30, 2022
Harvard and Yale recently withdrew from the U.S. News & World Report law-school ranking systems, citing the upcoming Supreme Court decision regarding affirmative action. According to Yale Law School...
There’s something deeply troubling about Tulane University’s cannabis culture: it’s rooted in a passionate tangle between our lively party scene, white privilege and a distinct lack of resources...
