Annually, Tulane University students receive a couple of days off class during the university’s Lagniappe Days. Traditionally, this two-day break takes place during Fat Tuesday and the Monday preceding...

Corruption has long plagued New Orleans politics. Throughout the years, New Orleans’ local government has been replete with scandals of bribery and corruption. Andrew Ward, assistant professor of political...

With the Trump administration's recent attacks on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives, such as threatening to revoke funding from colleges and launching over 50 investigations into universities...

This Tuesday, Tulane University hosted a debate on the ethics of war between Frédéric Sourgens, director of the Tulane Energy Law Center, and Charles “Cully” Stimson, senior advisor to the president...

Last year, Goldman Sachs, the sixth largest bank in the United States, received over 315,000 applications for the upcoming summer internship cycle. Out of this pool, only 2,600 were chosen — an admissions...

On the afternoon of March 13, President Fitts sent a university-wide message with the subject line “Our Commitment to Academic Excellence and Opportunity.” The first few paragraphs wax poetic about...

On March 29, primary voting will take place for the state of Louisiana. There are several amendments to the state constitution that will be voted on. Proposed Amendment No. 3 would permit legislators to...

Every day, there is a new story about the blatant disregard the Trump administration has for the rule of law, checks and balances and basic human decency. And while my reservoir of rage towards President...

Tulane students often dread seeing lab science or aesthetic and creative arts requirements on their course plans. Going out of one’s way to pursue completely unrelated courses tends to induce boredom....

If the SAT and ACT were flawless tools that could accurately predict a student's success at a university, then they would be nothing short of genius. If they were merely an optional component to help applicants...

The cruel grip of fascism is tightening around our necks — and if we are to succeed in the struggle against it, we must recognize the horrors of history when they show signs of resurfacing. As the Trump...

On Feb. 13, the U.S. Senate confirmed anti-vaccination activist and former presidential candidate Robert F. Kennedy Jr. in a 52-48 vote as secretary of health and human services. In doing so, the Senate...