I am Hailie. I’m a freshman. I'm your friend, family, classmate and supporter. I’m also a lesbian. This is a significant part of my identity, but I've kept it carefully hidden most of my life....
Jeremy Evans, Contributing Columnist
• November 17, 2021
As a freshman at Tulane University, during a discussion on sexuality with a group of peers, I stated that I was 85% to 90% straight. In retrospect, it seems ridiculous to quantify my sexuality with...
On the lookout for queer musicians to add to your playlists? In celebration of National Coming Out Day observed on Oct. 11, here’s a quick list of bangers from LGBTQ+ artists you may have yet to discover....
Julia Hanisee, Contributing Columnist
• October 13, 2021
Every year, Pride Month, which is celebrated in June, rolls by drenched in rainbow themed products and services disguised as LGBTQ+ allyship and support. Corporations use the month of June as a business...
Kaitlin Lowe, Contributing Columnist
• October 13, 2021
People may assume it is smooth sailing for LGBTQ+ individuals in New Orleans as it is such a “liberal” city. Looking below the surface of the Crescent City, Louisiana has a long history of prejudice...
School spirit can be measured in a variety of ways. Mainly, it is the expression of pride in one’s school. Traditionally, it is demonstrated by student engagement in athletics. The stereotypical...
In honor of Black History Month, this month’s book corner highlights some incredible recent work by Black authors. All of these books focus on Black stories and Black voices. Whether you’re looking...
Shahamat Uddin, Intersections Editor
• November 14, 2019
The crisp crackle of fried pickles in my mouth, the loud cool Georgia winds singing me to sleep, and the kind warm smiles of strangers ready to turn family. These are the symbols of my Southern heritage,...
On Sept. 5, Pride.com, an affiliate of Pride Media Network, published a list of “11 of the Best Colleges for Queer Women” with Tulane University appearing first.
Ellen Wall from Pride.com cited...
Maybe you’re taking a class, working or have an internship. For whatever reason, you’re staying in New Orleans for the summer. If you’re worried about getting bored, don’t – festival season is...
180,000 people, $215 million in tourist revenue and 45 years of celebration equals one seriously decadent festival. Southern Decadence, which began in 1972 as a costume party comprised of a small group...
Pride Month is more than pinning cleverly personalized patches onto a rainbow community flag. It's more than comedians, singers and speakers coming to share their experiences in hopes of rallying, resonating...
