Though feelings of uncertainty are normal upon graduating, the Tulane University class of 2024 grapples with an added layer of complexity. What does graduation look like? And is everything really back...
This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only.
As a tier-40 service learning class, this recent archaeological finding...
This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only.
Life at Tulane University has rarely been a dull experience — but...
On Wednesday, Feb. 28 at the Smoothie King Center, Stevie Nicks proved that 75 years of age has nothing on her. Dressed from head-to-toe in black, Nicks serenely floated onto the stage in a witchy,...
While crawfish boils and warmer weather are sure to excite this spring, the New Orleans Book Festival is also coming to Tulane University. Starting March 14, the third annual celebration will once again...
Ngoc Diep, Contributing Writer
• February 28, 2024
After Mardi Gras, warmer weather and busier schedules signify an approaching summer. For the class of 2027, this is the very first college summer — how should you spend it?
Take a summer class at...
The 2024 Grammy Awards was a night of multiple musical triumphs. There were some surprises: Miley Cyrus won her first Grammy for her song “Flowers,” R&B artist Victoria Monet won Best New Artist...
Anashay Monga, Contributing Writer
• December 6, 2023
Tulane University has strategically marketed itself as a product of New Orleans, supposedly offering students an unmatched cultural experience. As a result, students choose Tulane for New Orleans,...
With its reputation as one of the most haunted cities in the country, New Orleans has lots of attractions to offer tourists, locals and students alike. From ghost tours around the Ursuline Convent’s...
On Sept. 23, a handful of New Orleans families were treated to an unforgettable experience, thanks to a Tulane University student-run organization. Strong City, founded in 2015 by alumnus Peter Gold,...
Festivals
Southern Decadence can trace its roots back to a humble going away party in 1972. Now, 51 years later, it has morphed into New Orleans’s largest LGBTQ+ festival. This year’s...
Last month, my friend Matan Brigel and I took part in a tradition that has taken place around three times a year for the last 12 years of my life — going to see the latest Marvel movie. Since he was...
