It’s a grueling experience to earn a 92.5% in a class only to realize an A is a 93%. With all of the hard work put in over the semester, it is difficult to imagine a gap of 0.5% creating a 0.34 difference...
Over the past two years, Louisiana has experienced an ongoing wave of book bans, with lawmakers and local education boards instituting policies which aim to restrict the kinds of literature accessible...
Students hope that the management under Tulane University’s new dining partner, Aramark Collegiate Hospitality, will strengthen service and improve dining quality.
Sodexo’s departure, however,...
On Jan. 22, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed a constitutional precedent that should have never been challenged: the Supremacy Clause. It states that federal law “shall be the supreme law of the...
Alya Satchu, Contributing Writer
• January 31, 2024
It is no question that the modern media landscape is evolving as news distribution continues to shift from print to digital mediums. As rapid digital media consumption becomes standard, it is increasingly...
The ceremonious run down Broadway Street has become a celebrated tradition for Tulane University Greek life. New members rip open their bid cards and flood the streets, ecstatic to arrive home for...
The significance of science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields in today's global landscape cannot be overstated. As catalysts for innovation, STEM disciplines play a crucial role in driving...
At the Jewish day school I attended, critical thinking was encouraged and revered in all topics — except for Israel. Our Israel education emphasized biblical promises of a prosperous land for the Jews,...
On Oct. 14, Republican Jeff Landry was elected as governor of Louisiana. His history as Louisiana’s attorney general and policy goals demonstrate his racist and anti-Democratic views that will poorly...
Content Warning: The following article discusses themes of diet culture and severe weight loss.
As the new year begins, diet culture and weight loss are a topic on everyone’s minds. In 2023,...
In fall 2021, over 2,000 students began their educational career at Tulane University, many of whom already knew their field of interest. Of the 452 students who knew they wanted to pursue a degree...
Anashay Monga, Contributing Writer
• December 6, 2023
Tulane University has strategically marketed itself as a product of New Orleans, supposedly offering students an unmatched cultural experience. As a result, students choose Tulane for New Orleans,...
