After a three-year absence, the Tau Upsilon chapter of Alpha Epsilon Pi, the country’s largest Jewish fraternity, returned to Tulane University’s Greek community this spring semester.
Members...
A Tulane University senior is seeking signatures on a petition to include antisemitism awareness training in freshman orientation.
Ben Bernstein, who is leading the signature push, said...
For Dennis Delaney, former Tulane football player and history major, the 48th annual Los Isleños Fiesta was an opportunity to share his Canary Islander heritage through decades of genealogy research....
Renovations of the Reily Student Recreation Center natatorium and social pool are underway and expected to be completed within this calendar year.
For now, construction continues at...
“Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul” actor Jonathan Banks was one of many speakers to give students an inside scoop on the entertainment industry at Tulane University’s Entertainment and...
Earlier this month, Tulane University alumnus Alex Leiman tabled on McAlister Drive to promote his app Holly, a platform for students to buy and sell used items. He vowed not to leave his spot until...
The Tulane Law School and Tulane Center for Sport are co-hosting their sixth annual Tulane Entertainment and Sports Law Conference this weekend, Mar. 3-4.
The conference will feature...
Tulane University’s German and Slavic Studies department organized a panel discussion on Feb. 24 to reflect on the one year anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine.
Several professors...
Tulane University announced a new partnership with the Louisiana Children’s Medical Center in January which aims to spread comprehensive care throughout the New Orleans area and create more opportunities...
Katie Craig, Contributing Writer
• February 20, 2023
In late September, Tulane University was awarded $5 million for a project to study how glass recyclables can prevent coastal land loss. The funding is part of a 12-month study and research effort to...
During Mardi Gras, small empty canisters litter the street.
For years, nitrous oxide has been used for quick highs. Also known as laughing gas, “whippits” or “womps,” among students,...
The Tulane University Police Department is preparing to ensure student safety in the Broadway Street corridor during Mardi Gras after a recent rise in crime near campus continues to concern students...
