Junior Erin Blake, a biomedical engineering and computer science major, was recently elected Undergraduate Student Government president for the 2018-19 academic year. She currently serves on USG as the...
According to campus legend, the reason the F. Edward Hebert Hall and Richardson Building don't match the rest of the Academic Quad is that their bricks were swapped for bricks destined for Vanderbilt University....
The Tulane University Commons is currently under construction and slated to open its doors in 2019. Consisting of three stories and boasting 77,000 square-feet of area, the Commons will include multipurpose...
Last night, the Undergraduate Student Government Senate voted to veto the USG Judicial Council’s decision to uphold the decision of the Awards and Elections Committee to disband the Progressive Voter...
Matt Saletta, Associate News Editor
• March 16, 2018
From the ancient, sun-kissed coasts of Croatia to skyscrapers and streets of Singapore, students across the globe often feel drawn to become immersed in a foreign culture but lack the necessary resources...
Cassie Hayno, Contributing Reporter
• March 16, 2018
The number of undergraduate students with a primary or secondary major in the School of Science and Engineering was more than 2,500 in 2017, making up nearly one-third of the entire undergraduate population....
Many students were drawn to Tulane due to its location in New Orleans, with all the music, gorgeous weather and oftentimes famous food that come along with it. Day to day, however, Tulane students may...
Some students have imagined themselves working for the Peace Corps since they were in high school. For several Tulane students, that dream is becoming a reality.
This year, Tulane ranked No. 5 among...
Megan Plotka, Senior Staff Reporter
• March 14, 2018
Tulane junior Patrizia Santos said she felt frustrated with the university services for international students before the addition of an immigration lawyer position at the Tulane University Legal Assistance...
The Undergraduate Student Government Judicial Council reviewed an appeal from the Progressive Voter Coalition against the Awards & Elections Committee. In a unanimous 5-0 decision, the council upheld...
Many students find themselves missing home when they come to college. According to College Factual, 11 percent of students on campus come from other countries, making homesickness hit a little harder....
Peter Kintner, Contributing Reporter
• March 14, 2018
Moving from 30 percent to 17 percent in just two years, Tulane's acceptance rate has plummeted since 2015.
Two factors have contributed to this rapid rise in selectivity: a dramatic increase in the...
