Some students wake up to an alarm clock or the sun coming through an open window. Senior Branden Hentrich wakes up to his pet cat sitting on his face and loudly meowing.
Hentrich isn't the only student...
Peter Kintner, Contributing Reporter
• February 22, 2018
Though the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library plays an integral role in campus life, most students pay little attention to the building aside from using it as a place to study. Many graduates are unaware that...
Many have their own ways of recognizing and honoring important figures during Black History Month, and those in the world of sports are no different.
The NBA is just one of the many organizations honoring...
On Saturday, an onlooker reported graffiti at the Catholic Center building, according to Tulane University Police Department. The images were identified as anti-Catholic by members of the community.
On...
Matt Saletta, Associate News Editor
• February 8, 2018
Walking across New Orleans, it is easy to spot the plentiful ties the city shares with France. French fleurs-de-lis can be found capping fence posts, emblazoned on the city's flag and featured on the Saint's...
After five months of waiting and speculating, students gathered to hear the results of the Sexual Assault Climate Survey.
The doors of Kendall Cram Lecture Room opened at 4:30 p.m. By 4:39 p.m. all...
Mark Winokur, Contributing Reporter
• February 8, 2018
Between a cappella groups, the marching band and independent artists, the sound of music is always flowing through Tulane's campus. A new student initiative is moving to create an on-campus recording studio...
Senior year isn't all fun and games. For many, the stress of post-graduation plans can be overwhelming, which is why we're introducing our newest column, Road to Graduation. Every week we will check in...
Professional basketball in New Orleans has been quite the rollercoaster. The city got a team, lost it, gained another, lost it, reclaimed it and finally renamed it. This story of the New Orleans Pelicans has...
New Orleans made national headlines recently when cleaning crews removed 93,000 pounds of Mardi Gras beads from clogged catch basins along St. Charles Avenue. The clogging, caused by the beads and...
Graduate student Zoe Miller swabbed her mouth with a Q-tip in the summer of 2014, not knowing that one day it would change lives.
Miller went on a birthright trip to Israel where everyone in her group...
When temperatures dropped below 20 degrees on Jan. 18, the city of New Orleans experienced its 13th boiled water advisory since Hurricane Katrina.
Tulane students found themselves relying on their dormitory...
