Kaitlin Lowe, Contributing Columnist
• September 29, 2021
Texas recently signed a law that outlaws abortion after six weeks into a pregnancy. This is before many women even know they are pregnant. As other Southern states like Florida debate similar restrictions,...
Martha Sanchez, Contributing Reporter
• September 15, 2021
A disappearing coastline and the warming of the Gulf of Mexico — both effects of climate change — intensified the effects of Hurricane Ida seen in southeastern Louisiana. Tulane evacuated remaining...
Over the past few months, several states across the country have been the center of legal controversies surrounding the rights of marginalized communities. States such as Louisiana and Arkansas have...
Joe Biden took office just over a week ago, and four Tulane alumni have been tapped to serve in the new President’s administration.
Danielle Conley, who graduated from Tulane in 2000 with a B.A....
LaKia Williams is the communications and outreach coordinator for ReJAC NOLA, a fellow for MyLASexEd, an advisor on the student activist advisory committee for ASEC, and the founder and coordinator of...
Zach Brenner is a senior majoring in political economy and double-minoring in philosophy and religious studies.
In the critical few days following Tulane’s closure in March, it was clear that the...
Josh Axelrod, Senior Staff Reporter
• March 20, 2020
A member of the Tulane administration has tested positive for coronavirus, marking the Tulane community's first confirmed case of the virus, President Mike Fitts said in an email Friday.
The administrator...
This April 4, many Tulanians will cast their votes in the Louisiana Democratic Primary. Louisiana is a deep red state that went almost 20 points in favor of Trump in the 2016 presidential election....
Coinciding with historic statewide voter participation, College Democrats empowered Tulane’s precinct’s 118% spike in turnout. Greater civic engagement promotes better local collaboration, but out-of-state...
Last April, 45% of college students reported being “food insecure in the prior 30 days,” according to a survey by Temple University’s Hope Center for College, Community and Justice. This study reflects...
Julia Prager-Hessel worked for MSNBC this summer in the breaking news political unit.
The gubernatorial primary, which resulted in a November runoff between Gov. John Bel Edwards and businessman Eddie...
