Before the second Tulane University Student Film Festival, students in the digital media practices coordinate majors asked what to wear in the major GroupMe chat. Many of the films came from their classrooms,...
Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor
• August 31, 2022
This article is the first in a series of interviews and conversations with student leaders regarding the organizations which they represent. If you would like your organization to participate in this...
As a college-aged, female-identifying individual, your body exists as the strangest kind of currency that works both for and against you in the bizarre arena of collegiate hookup culture. To gain entrance...
School spirit can be measured in a variety of ways. Mainly, it is the expression of pride in one’s school. Traditionally, it is demonstrated by student engagement in athletics. The stereotypical...
In nostalgic moments of contemplation, it is now second nature to agonize over pre-COVID-19 life. While celebrating the circumstances caused by COVID-19 is quixotic and even insensitive, we would be...
As the summer of 2020 faded away, an interesting dichotomy emerged. College students who had participated in Black Lives Matter protests, or had been equally as vocal on their social medias, returned to...
"It gets me laid," says Brian* with a shrug. "So, there's that."
Brian, a freshman from Chicago, is a frequent user of the popular dating app, Tinder.
Tinder and other online dating apps are often...
