Jessie Lehman, Contributing Writer
• September 10, 2020
As Tulane University enters its fourth week of classes, more and more students are transitioning in and out of quarantine. Tulane’s contact tracing team identifies close contacts of those who test positive...
Hannah Mayer, Contributing Reporter
• September 9, 2020
This past week, Tulane and the New Orleans community remembered Hurricane Katrina on its 15th anniversary. New Orleanians remembered the devastation the hurricane caused, and the long term impacts that...
Domenic Mesa, Contributing Writer
• September 3, 2020
Tulane and Loyola University students organized at 6400 Freret St., where McAlister Drive meets Percival Stern Hall to march in protest of the Tulane University Police Department on Aug. 31. The march...
Tulane Campus Health reports a COVID-19 positivity rate of 2.9 percent following the first week of the Fall 2020 semester. 2,470 students, faculty, and staff were tested and with 73 positive cases identified....
Emily Rubino, Contributing Writer
• September 2, 2020
In preparation for the fall 2020 semester, Tulane instituted a number of new guidelines in order to provide a safe, socially distant campus for students returning in the midst of COVID-19. One of these...
Lauryn Aviles, Contributing Reporter
• September 2, 2020
Singledom and dating already presented a whole host of problems before the outbreak of COVID-19. From first-date jitters, to getting ghosted after a weeks-long fling, to much-to-be-desired hookups, dating...
On Aug. 22, Big Queen Kim 'Cutie' Boutte of the Spirit of Fi Yi Yi and Mandingo Mardi Gras Indian Tribe, a beloved member of the Tulane community, was laid to rest. On Aug. 11, Boutte attended a funeral...
Domenic Mesa, Contributing Writer
• August 18, 2020
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With the August 19 start date fast approaching, many...
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Anneliese Singh began her new role at Tulane on July...
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On August 19, Tulane University will resume predominantly in-person classroom instruction...
The Tulane School of Liberal Arts had planned on sponsoring an event with Edward Ball to discuss his book “Life of a Klansman: A Family History in White Supremacy.” The book narrates his family history...
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This Saturday, July 25, the Tulane Black Student Union...
