Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• November 16, 2022
Discussing mental health is extremely important. This includes allowing for an open dialogue surrounding suicide and options available for help. Tulane University has made resources like The Line and...
Louisiana residents overwhelmingly support the LSU Tigers football team whereas other states see more of a competition for fan loyalty. This interactive map breaks down college football support in...
2020 saw closed borders, restrictive travel and fear taking hold in ways our generation had yet to see. While no one was free from the global changes we saw due to COVID-19, young adults faced a particular...
By junior year, gone are the safe and predictable days of dorm showers, resident advisor, hallway neighbors and Commons breakfast.
At Tulane University, a majority of first- and second-year students...
Tulane University students have likely seen signs reading “Recall Cantrell” or “NOLAtoya” around New Orleans neighborhoods since returning to the city this fall. The visible emergence of the...
On Tuesday, Oct. 18, in the week leading up to Wave Weekend, Tulane University students received a daunting and unexpected email. The subject line of the email uses several alarming buzzwords — Fire...
Hurricanes have been a part of life at Tulane University long before any current students were even a twinkle in their parents’ eyes. Though every region in the country has its set of natural disasters...
New Orleans, “the most haunted city in America,” is known for year-round spooky ghost tours, above ground cemeteries, vampires and Voodoo shops. As a result, Halloween in New Orleans is not celebrated...
At Tulane University, October is a busy month for students, faculty, parents and alumni. In the first week of October, students eagerly welcomed fall break to enjoy time off from school. At the end...
We have all had really bad days. Sometimes, those days begin to pile up on each other, to the point where we feel so overwhelmed that we just need a break. Unfortunately, giving oneself a break is...
Sammy Lever, Contributing Writer
• October 12, 2022
As we enter the fall season here in New Orleans, many of Tulane University’s Jewish students are preparing to celebrate some of the most important holidays of the year — Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur,...
Tulane University frequently hosts free events on campus for students, ranging from shows to physical activities. These events include concerts, comedy performances, movie nights, yoga and various...
