Quinn Burke, Contributing Writer
• August 24, 2017
Sen. John Kennedy has pure intentions for New Orleans in his fiery op-ed for The Times-Picayune, in which he proposes solutions aimed at reducing crime in the city. Nevertheless, his solutions are fundamentally...
Dear sheetcakers, Tina Fey sympathizers and Co.,
As an unapologetic fan of both "Saturday Night Live" and "Weekend Update" co-host Michael Che, I was pretty excited when I saw that the summer edition...
With the Class of 2021 being the most diverse class in Tulane's history, the university is working on creating more inclusive programming for its students. This summer the Center for Academic Equity did...
Van Jones does not like Donald Trump. He is nonetheless determined to transform the tone of dialogue surrounding the president, encouraging liberals to quit the sulking and jump to action.
On Aug. 17,...
This fall, Tulane welcomes its most diverse class in history with 21 percent students of color and 5 percent international students. Compared to the graduating class of 2017, which was 15.6 percent...
Ten years after the release of his chart-topping single, "Buy U a Drank," T-Pain made an appearance in New Orleans. Tulane University Campus Programming was hard-pressed to match its fall 2016 concert...
"The game starts [and] ends with the pitching," redshirt junior pitcher J.P. France said. "I mean, the starting pitcher is going to set the tone for the game and depending on what the score is, the closer's...
More than half of millennials have a member of the family that might be a little hairier, louder or fluffier than its human counterpart.
Despite the love and affection many have for their pets, members...
Nile Pierre, Intersections Associate Editor
• April 5, 2017
Tulane University can draw its roots back to 1834, more than a century before the move to desegregate schools in the United States. The university's past is closely intertwined with the Confederacy and...
As a Tulane student, it can get easy to get stuck in what some like to call “the Tulane bubble.” While they are fun for freshmen, everyone eventually gets tired of going to the same old college bars...
Even though it means riding the bench for a season, student-athletes often transfer. Their reasons range from changes in coaching staff to a lack of playing time.
Transferring is most common in basketball,...
Robin Boch, Associate Views Editor
• March 23, 2017
Tulane's Women in Architecture club founders hope to give female architecture students a community and a voice on campus.
Students and faculty formed the club in the fall 2016 semester as a Newcomb-sponsored...
