Tulane's School of Social Work took to the streets last Thursday to recreate a small citywide health care stop.
The street-level health care stop can be found monthly on the corner of Elks Place and...
The Tulane cross country team traveled north to Philadelphia for the American Athletic Conference Championships this past Saturday. While the men's team finished seventh, failing to build upon its runner-up...
Blinding sun shone through a gap in the tent, and sophomore Noah Shapiro blinked. As he furrowed his brow, cold sweat trickled between his eyes and down his back. The day was perfect, in a characteristically...
Update: This event has been postponed to an undecided date. Once Newcomb College Institute schedules a new date, a further update will be provided.
"A poem is a private story, after all, no matter how...
With Oscar season on the horizon, the New Orleans Film Festival brought the joy of cinema to the Crescent City. Screening many Oscar favorites, the festival saw some of the best in film of 2017.
Gary Oldman performs a stunning magic trick in "Darkest Hour," disappearing entirely into the role of Winston Churchill. There's no point in holding an Oscar ceremony this year. The Academy already gave...
As if it were lifted right from the mind of William Faulkner, "Mudbound" is a Southern saga of Americans dealing with the nuanced drama of racism and poverty in rural Mississippi. Director Dee Rees is...
Every so often a film comes along that captures the unflinching humanity of its characters. Following in the tradition of "Boyhood," and "Blue is the Warmest Color," Sean Baker's "The Florida Project,"...
Tulane cannot trace any part of its history to a single sale or direct evidence of slave ownership. Rather, members of the Tulane community and descendants alike task it with holding itself accountable...
Though legacy status grants the descendants preferential consideration in the admissions process, it does not guarantee acceptance to the university, nor does it provide for financial aid. The average...
A hundred and six miles and worlds away from the urban landscape of New Orleans and Tulane University sits Maringouin, a small, rural town with a population of 1,100 and a per capita income of $10,000....
According to Cellini, a senior member appointed by Georgetown's president to a working group tasked with brainstorming potential university-wide responses to the school's ties to the slave trade told Cellini...
