A Battle Against Beauty: Tulane’s Artistic Blunders
Just before this recent holiday in which we remembered Martin Luther King Jr. a statue titled “The Embrace” was unveiled ...
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Finding New Music in the Age of Content Overload
You know that feeling when you want to listen to something but you don’t even know where to start? Your ...
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My Problem With New Year’s Resolutions
“New year, new me.” Every year this phrase takes over every conversation and social media post on January first. We ...
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In Between Virgin and Venus
What is the Madonna-whore complex, and why is it absolutely everywhere in our culture at Tulane? Freud once wrote about ...
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Is The Great Gatsby the Great American Novel?
The first book I took seriously in a high school English class was The Great Gatsby, F. Scott Fitzgerald’s magnum ...
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A Tour of the Vulva
We covered the basics of the clit a couple months ago, but that isn’t the only part of the vulva! ...
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5 Comfort Shows You Should Be Binge-Watching This Winter Break
With the end of finals season, it’s time to wind down, relax, and welcome in the new year. Amid the ...
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The Crescent City Farmers Market: Fighting Against Food Insecurity in New Orleans
It is almost impossible to think of New Orleanian culture without food. The resounding crunch of a Duong Phong roll ...
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Let’s Bocce: Exploring The Italian American Bocce Club of Greater New Orleans
A rainy Saturday afternoon acts as the backdrop for my journey across town, which is a much-needed change from the ...
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The College Budget Gift Guide
With both holidays and finals on the horizon, the time between Thanksgiving and Winter is notorious for its hecticness. Amidst ...
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