Josh Axelrod, Contributing Reporter
• September 5, 2016
When Jay Pharoah entered McAlister Auditorium, a loud sigh of relief could be heard across campus as anxious freshman traded their syllabus week groans for comedy-night laughs.On Aug. 29, Pharoah, of "Saturday...
On Aug. 4, freshman Kim Lam was worrying about what decor to buy for her dorm at Tulane. A week later, her concerns were replaced with dread as she watched flood water engulf her childhood home.
For...
As Black History Month comes to a close, the Black Arts Festival celebrates black writers, musicians and artists from New Orleans and around the country.The Tulane Black Student Union started organizing...
Tulane’s Twitter presence has been enhanced in epic proportions by three anonymous sources that connect students to the most important aspects of our school’s culture. These are of course The Boot,...
