There’s an incredible supply of negative stereotypes built up about millenials: we’re lazy, we’re weak-willed, we destroyed the napkin industry. But few people have taken time to reflect on the...
Political meteorologists spent months preparing the country for a blue wave, even suggesting that a “tsunami” was on the horizon. But on Tuesday, when the election finally came, the blue wave rolled...
Tulane’s work hard, play hard culture has stood the test of time, but it continues to burden students by reinforcing a culture of hypersocialization. For the sake of their continued health and happiness,...
Matt Saletta, Views Section Editor
• September 27, 2018
Hookup culture has come to dominate American college campuses, and even casual forms of traditional dating have largely been displaced. As a society, we have shifted away from a marriage-oriented culture...
Matt Saletta, Editor for Views Section
• September 24, 2018
The time has come to change Tulane’s mascot. Though this may sound like a radical stance, changing the mascot is the only way for Tulane to uphold one of its longest traditions. To understand this, we...
Matt Saletta, Editor of the Views Section
• September 16, 2018
As each year passes, Southern states are becoming more urban. Cities like San Antonio, Atlanta, New Orleans and Houston are booming with transplants from all over the world, but few are taking serious...
Matt Saletta, Editor of the Views Section
• September 6, 2018
Tulane’s new policies regarding underage drinking have revived an old debate about how universities should address student drinking. The negative impacts of binge drinking are real and deserve to be...
Jordan Hall & Matt Saletta, Editors of the Views Section
• August 29, 2018
Few spaces still exist where readers can find well-reasoned but conflicting voices featured side by side. This absence of discourse, often called an echo chamber, deprives us of the chance to challenge...
Junior Tayla Moore sits in an Uber as a feeling of dread washes over her. The music is blaring and her sorority sisters chat loudly, but Moore is not listening. She is thinking about how many hours she...
Matt Saletta, Contributing Reporter
• October 5, 2017
The Tulane community takes pride in connecting with the city around it, notably ranking in The Princeton Review as the No. 1 school for community service. Despite Tulane's emphasis on service and the...
Matt Saletta, Contributing Writer
• September 28, 2017
Political violence has played a historic role in shaping the American political climate over the last several years. In all of its forms, political violence must come to an end, not only because it is...
Hurricane Irma has left a trail of destruction stretching from the Virgin Islands to Northern Florida, reaching speeds of more than 215 mph as it moved west.
Sasha Klein, a freshman studying environmental...
