New York Fashion Week offers the general public a sneak peek into all of the biggest fads for the spring and summer seasons of 2019, and with its conclusion begins the mad rush to try them all on for size. While...
For students with limited transportation and restrictive budgets for Ubers, finding places to eat at and things to do close to campus is crucial. There is no shortage of restaurants and activities near...
Rachel Horn, Associate News Editor
• November 9, 2017
After fulfilling their core requirements, students may be looking to diversify their schedules with some unconventional courses. As class registration for the Spring 2018 semester approaches, students...
Rachel Horn, Associate News Editor
• October 25, 2017
Starting this semester, the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life will feature a mother's room on the second floor directly across from Qatar Ballroom. The room is available with key access from 7 a.m....
Rachel Horn, Associate News Editor
• October 5, 2017
Alexandria Kelch-Brickner will join Tulane's Office of Student Affairs as a conduct investigator. Following the addition of a second student conduct investigator under the new Student Code of Conduct,...
Rachel Horn, Contributing Reporter
• September 10, 2017
Students now have the opportunity to use outside health insurance at the Tulane Student Health Center. The Health Center has prepared for the launch of this project for the past two years through research...
Rachel Horn, Contributing Reporter
• September 7, 2017
The Tulane Interdisciplinary Experience Seminar Program has been redesigned as TIDES 2020.
According to Associate Director of Academic Programs Cristina Lawson, Tulane altered TIDES in response to...
Rimon means "pomegranate" in Hebrew. In the Jewish tradition, a pomegranate symbolizes wisdom and knowledge. In keeping with Rabbi Hillel's values of knowledge and wisdom, Chef Daniel Esses introduced...
