John Glover, Contributing Reporter
• February 25, 2021
Seven months have passed since Tulane’s Black Student Union, inspired by last summer’s wave of racial justice protests, issued a set of demands for Tulane’s administration. While tBSU called for...
Nearly six decades after the first Black student graduated from Tulane Law School, the Tulane Law Review has named its first Black editor-in-chief, Antonio Milton.
Milton, a second year Law student...
Tulane’s Office of Admissions announced that the school would remain test optional for 2021-22 applicants. This means, for the second consecutive year, applicants will not be required to submit standardized...
Mike Weilandt, Contributing Reporter
• February 17, 2021
Tulane has taken the first steps toward increased Tulane University Police Department presence Uptown with the installation of a site trailer on the corner of Broadway and Zimpel Streets. The temporary...
Dr. Princess Dennar, an administrator in the Tulane School of Medicine, sued Tulane University, alleging discrimination stemming from racism and sexism. Dennar was recently removed from her position as...
Ellie Detert, Contributing Reporter
• February 15, 2021
On Wednesday, Feb. 10, President Mike Fitts and a panel of Tulane leadership engaged in a Sustainability and Climate Action Town Hall, moderated by Ella Catherine Strahan, Undergraduate Student Government...
Name: Astrid Culp (she/her/hers)
Year: Sophomore
Mardi Gras Plans: No parties; maybe Yardi Gras if crowds aren't bad, and I will definitely take photos of myself in the outfits I would've worn....
Ellie Detert, Contributing Reporter
• February 11, 2021
Upon the return to campus in August 2020, President Mike Fitts announced changes to student life to prevent the spread of COVID-19, including frequent testing and student restrictions in residence halls....
This past week, many New Orleans bars were shut down after operating illegally during modified Phase Two restrictions.
Phase Two restrictions mandate bars must stop the sale of alcohol after...
On Friday, Feb. 5, 2021, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced that, starting Feb. 12th at 6 a.m. until Feb. 17th at 6 a.m., the New Orleans area will be under strict restrictions to prevent the spread of COVID-19....
“The people called me to this fight.”
This is why Gary Chambers says he is running for Congress.
The Baton Rouge activist and co-founder of the Rouge Collection announced his bid for representative...
This morning, Feb. 9, a message spread like wildfire through the Tulane undergraduate population, primarily over text and social media indicating that the COVID-19 vaccine would be accessible to them...
