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Tulane NAMI festival to destigmatize mental health

Josh Axelrod, Associate Editor • November 3, 2016

In a country where one in five adults suffer from a mental health illness, and stigma intensely surrounds the topic, many would argue a major change in attitude and atmosphere is needed. The National Alliance...

Students get political in new musical

Nurah Lambert, Arcade Associate Editor • November 3, 2016

Once every four years, Americans get the opportunity to project their voices in the presidential election. Unlike previous years, the 2016 presidential election has played out more like a far-fetched comedy...

Young the Giant, Ra Ra Riot give fans ‘Something to Believe In’

Faye Daigle, Contributing Reporter • September 29, 2016

Since Young the Giant debuted on tour with Kings of Leon in 2009, it has been lighting up the indie rock scene with an eclectic, summery sound. At 7 p.m. on Oct. 5 at the House of Blues, the indie band...

Paint the town blue at NOLA Bluedoo 2016

Nurah Lambert, Staff Reporter • September 29, 2016

Leave your expectations at the door when you attend NOLA Bluedoo 2016, a running event unlike any other, on Saturday. A two-mile "party/walk/run competitive race" hosted by the New Orleans Track Club,...

Cherub brings original style, sound to New Orleans Sunday

Chloe Christian, Staff Reporter • September 28, 2016

Planning to party on a Sunday night, Cherub can be considered against the grain in respects that extend beyond its music.At 7 p.m. Sunday, the House of Blues is hosting the electronic-indie band Cherub....

Queen B generates buzz over Saturday show

Ella Helmuth, Staff Reporter • September 22, 2016

Anyone crazy in love with Beyoncé has been anxiously awaiting the Queen's return to New Orleans.Beyoncé will perform in New Orleans for the first time since 2014 on Sept. 24 for her Formation World Tour....

Wave faces Southern at home opener

Clara Harrington and Tess Riley, Sports Editors • September 10, 2016

Tulane football will take on Southern University Saturday, Sept. 10 at 7 p.m. in its first home game of the season.Tulane ended its past season 3-9 American Athletic Conference, and is currently 0-1 AAC...

Shifting the focus: new coach, new attitude

Colin Threlkeld, Contributing Reporter • August 24, 2016

The first challenge of the 2016 season for new Green Wave head coach Willie Fritz will be the Thursday, Sept. 1 road contest against Wake Forest.Throughout his career, Fritz has gained a reputation as...

Vetiver prepares first New Orleans performance

Heather Andelsman, Staff Reporter • April 25, 2016

The weeks of New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival attract huge amounts of national attention to the New Orleans music scene, drawing artists to perform in the city, even without a coveted slot on the...

Get Down, Stay Down with Thao Nguyen at One Eyed Jacks

Sam Ergina, Online Arcade Editor • April 19, 2016

Thao & the Get Down Stay Down will be coming down to New Orleans on April 21 at One Eyed Jacks as a part of the alternative folk rock band's 2016 Spring Tour.Thao & the Get Down Stay Down's new album "A...

Emerging band to be TAUK of the town

Keala Rusher, Staff Reporter • April 11, 2016

In the age of revolutionary new music, TAUK is among the great bands creating new and innovative sounds. Guitarist Matt Jalbert, bassist Charlie Dolan, keyboardist/organist Alric "A.C." Carter and drummer...

St. Claude Second Saturday: an art walk to remember

Rachael Richard, Contributing Reporter • April 8, 2016

Once a month, travelling down St. Claude Avenue comes with an added bonus to the regular galleries, shops and eateries along the street. The Second Saturday Art Walk lights up the street with artists and...

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