As the calendar turns to February, Tulane’s sports teams continue to push onward in the most turbulent sports season in recent memory. Although football season is over, there are several teams for Tulanians...
It is apparent that unease has punctuated life at Tulane this semester. Overheard in passing conversations, seen in tweets and read in emails is a widespread panic that the university is making a mistake...
From the perspective of journalism, Twitter was revolutionary for news in 2006. Instant breaking news updates and bite-sized previews to full articles presented a powerful and convenient way to relay information....
Lifeguarding in your hometown, interning in a city that’s hot, keeping it low-key at camp. Staying local in the city that houses your alma mater, traveling on your own to somewhere new...
From crisis to climate change to the written word, the past week has been filled with important moments immortalized on Twitter. Here are Views’ tweets of the week:
https://twitter.com/NewYorker/status/1120530250583236612
https://twitter.com/Rachael_Bale/status/1120493473302499328
https://twitter.com/NewYorker/status/1120123747283947520
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1121096484848656385
https://twitter.com/PerryStein/status/1121038140104482817
https://twitter.com/strongblacklead/status/1119254780977778688
https://twitter.com/washingtonpost/status/1120332209867632640
https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1120031984565223424
https://twitter.com/NewYorker/status/1118887562029015041
https://twitter.com/TimAnderson7/status/1118686673230028802
With roughly 2-3 weeks left of school and finals right around the corner, study season is in full swing. Unfortunately, this makes endlessly scrolling through Twitter even more appealing. Let’s procrastinate...
Early Saturday morning, a sign on the door of sophomores Peyton Lofton and Jackson Arnold in Weatherhead Hall was set on fire. The fire alarm in the building was activated, the fire was extinguished and...
Last week in Venezuela, following a highly disputed election, Juan Guaido, a lawmaker from the National Assembly, swore himself in as interim president. Rallies to depose President Nicolás Maduro...
Hugo Fajardo, Intersections Editor
• January 16, 2019
Welcome back Tulanians. Let's kick off the first school week of 2019 by looking back at our endlessly-scrolling Twitter feeds filled with family Vines, "merry Chrysler" tweets, and conspiracy...
Cullen Fagan, Social Media Editor
• September 13, 2018
Last spring, I wrote about the scandal enveloping the New Orleans Saints in regards to their abysmal treatment of their cheerleaders. Recently, the Saintsations were in the headlines again, but this time...
This year, the U.S. intelligence community confirmed that Russia meddled in the 2016 Presidential election. Tulane's Russian community shared its reactions, unanimously stating they believe the reports.
Junior...
