According to tradition, it only rings twice a year: once for convocation and once for commencement.
Graduating seniors in the Class of 2020 were gearing up to hear the Victory Bell ring — until...
A completely full calendar from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., midday sprints from Gibson to the LBC, and a backpack overflowing with club promotional materials. These are the all too well-known signs of the toxic...
When presented with two institutions — one, a centuries-old university serving thousands of students and the other, a club sports team — it would make sense that the university would be quicker...
Megan Garcia, Intersections Editor
• September 4, 2019
This year’s freshman orientation included a new way to address diversity and inclusion. Community Engagement Advocates, who are recruited through the Center for Public Service and the Carolyn Barber...
Last week, the Undergraduate Student Government passed legislation calling on Tulane Admission to note that it will disregard past criminal convictions on applications.
The resolution was presented...
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...
Tulane faces criticism for having a lack of geographic and economic diversity in the undergraduate student body, and many students have said they hope the Office of Undergraduate Admission will think critically...
