As the calendar turns to February, Tulane’s sports teams continue to push onward in the most turbulent sports season in recent memory. Although football season is over, there are several teams for Tulanians...
Amidst the ongoing public health crisis, musicians around the world are forced to cancel tours and stay indoors, just like the rest of us. This new normal has prompted many artists to become inventive...
Lucas Sachs, Contributing Reporter
• February 19, 2020
With only two courts on campus, finding practice space for nearly 50 members can be hard for the Tulane club tennis team. That said, members are more than excited about the energy surrounding the club...
If you've ever wanted to see your face printed onto a perfectly steamed matcha latte, then Magazine Street now has just the place. Drink Beauty NOLA, a hybrid coffee and beauty bar opened in Uptown New...
Lauren Flowers, Intersections Editor
• February 20, 2019
Looking for socially conscious memes? Or just need a break from all your midterm studying? Intersections has got you covered with the top five queer Black accounts to follow this month. Celebrate an...
Hugo Fajardo, Intersections Editor
• January 23, 2019
If you need that occasional break from Twitter, you've come to the right place. This week we're bringing you the best intersectional content on Instagram that you should go follow after reading...
Many students use social media as a diversion, but few are able to gain much traction. One freshman at Tulane, however, has been able to build a successful meme page.
Julia Sterling, a freshman who wants...
As the sun rose on Feb. 12, the annual Tequila Sunrise Marathon at Tulane University began. Students all over campus struggled to stay awake for the sunrise 24 hours later to post a snapchat selfie with...
Nurah Lambert, Associate Arcade Editor
• February 2, 2017
Scroll, like, scroll, like, scroll, comment, like. The cycle continues, first with Facebook, then Twitter, then Instagram, never ending as more content constantly materializes into the cyber badlands that...
While studies, reports and data attempt to speak for the population affected by homelessness in New Orleans, art emerges as a true facilitator, allowing them to present their perspective to a vast audience.Heather...
