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  • Corrupt or charitable: Zemurray legacy at Tulane

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    Corrupt or charitable: Zemurray legacy at Tulane

  • Photo by Evan Allbritton

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    Museum of Southern Jewish Experience embraces community

  • Graphic by Shivani Bondada

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    Mariah Carey’s influence on holiday music

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    “Priscilla:” Coppola unveils beautiful, sad life of Priscilla Presley

  • This weekend against Southern Methodist University marks a huge opportunity for the Green Wave.

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    Tulane, SMU marks defining moment for Green Wave, Willie Fritz

  • Jennifer Egan discusses dreams, fairy tales in author talk series

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    Jennifer Egan discusses dreams, fairy tales in author talk series

  • OPINION | Time for Tulane to deal with doubles to dorms

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    OPINION | Time for Tulane to deal with doubles to dorms

  • OPINION | Puff, puff, pass: Louisiana State marijuana laws impact marginalized communities

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    OPINION | Puff, puff, pass: Louisiana State marijuana laws impact marginalized communities

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    “The Holdovers”: holiday film made “in the new old-fashioned way”

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    TikTok shop chamoy pickle kit, honestly

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    Five new albums for 2023 holiday season

  • Defensive back Tahir Annoor celebrates a play on Friday, Nov. 24, 2023 against UTSA.

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    Second wave: Tulane beats UTSA, will host AAC Championship

  • Tulane hires David Harris as new athletic director

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    Tulane hires David Harris as new athletic director

  • Courtesy of Parker Waters — Tulane Athletics

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    Tulane finds form, beating FAU 24-8

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    BREAKING WAVES PODCAST | Episode 2: Beyond the Banners Part 2

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After mayor recall fails, city looks forward

Katherine Dawson, Staff Writer March 29, 2023

On Thursday, March 23, Governor John Bel Edwards announced the effort to recall New Orleans Mayor Latoya Cantrell had failed.    The movement netted 32,000 documented signatures, of which...

New Orleans Mayor LaToya Central is facing a recall petition, but the movement faces tough odds of victory.

Recall movement against Mayor Cantrell pushes forward

Katherine Dawson, Contributing Reporter September 21, 2022

A month into the recall movement against New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell, the battle has created serious opinions from supporters and opponents and is facing tough odds as it works to garner the...

Garbage lingers on St. Claude Avenue on Sept. 16, 2021.

New Orleans trash pickup remains once-a-week

Martha Sanchez, News Editor August 31, 2022

New Orleans trash pickup will remain on a once-a-week schedule, charging the same $24 monthly fee residents paid for twice-a-week pickups before Hurricane Ida last fall.    After Hurricane...

Tulane University Campus Health notified students that Tulane University has lifted its indoor mask mandate effective Thursday morning. The news comes on the heels of New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell's decision to lift the indoor mask mandate for the city, following updated guidance from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Following city, Tulane lifts mask mandate after Mardi Gras

Zachary Schultz , Breaking News Editor March 3, 2022
Tulane University Campus Health notified students that Tulane University has lifted its indoor mask mandate effective Thursday morning.
With March Madness looming on the horizon, local organizers are putting final preparations in place for the 2022 Final Four.

Tulane set to host 2022 Final Four in Superdome

Jude Papillion, Sports Editor February 23, 2022

Tulane University and the University of New Orleans are set to serve as host institutions for the NCAA’s 2022 Men’s Final Four this April. This edition of the Final Four will be the sixth time...

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Mayor wants ARPA funds for police raises as crime rockets

Rohan Goswami, News Editor February 16, 2022

Crime continues to plague New Orleans, with carjackings wreaking havoc in the Garden District, on tourists and on the youth of Orleans Parish.   Mayor LaToya Cantrell, under fire from local...

Mayor Cantrell holds news conference in response to Hurricane Ida

Mayor Cantrell holds news conference in response to Hurricane Ida

Zachary Schultz, Breaking News Editor August 27, 2021

Mayor LaToya Cantrell held an emergency news conference this morning to communicate the measures the city of New Orleans is taking to prepare for Tropical Storm Ida, which is expected to make landfall...

Tulane football player dismissed following battery charges

NOLA events cancelled in an effort to contain coronavirus

Haley Soares, Senior Staff Reporter March 10, 2020

On Tuesday, Mayor LaToya Cantrell announced the cancellation of public events leading into St. Patrick’s Day weekend amid rising public health concerns about COVID-19.  As of Tuesday, March 10, Governor...

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NOLA News in Brief

Lauren Duncan, Senior Staff Reporter February 6, 2020

Here are a few recent, local news stories that should be on your radar.    NOPD officers shoot gun-wielding man in French Quarter Four New Orleans Police Department officers shot and injured...

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New Orleans Book Festival announces lineup of best-selling authors

Colin Threlkeld, Senior Staff Reporter October 17, 2019

Tulane officially announced that it will host the 2020 New Orleans Book Festival March 19-21. At a press conference Wednesday, Tulane President Mike Fitts spoke along with festival co-chairs Walter Isaacson...

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NOLA News in Brief

Tate Weston, Contributing Reporter September 25, 2019

As the first month of the fall semester comes to a close and Tulane students reluctantly trickle into the library in preparation for midterms, the city of New Orleans celebrates Lonzo Ball’s addition...

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Nola News in Brief

Amy Nankin, Associate News Editor February 27, 2019

People are packing the French Quarter more by the day, the sea of beads make the roads underneath unrecognizable, and Tulane students have left the frozen food aisles of local grocery stores desolate,...

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