A coalition of pro-Palestine advocates, led by New Orleans Stop Helping Israel’s Ports (NOSHIP), will hold a press conference outside Municipal Court at noon on Thursday, November 21. The event marks one year of NOSHIP’s campaign to pressure the Port of New Orleans to sever its ties with Israel and halt the transfer of weapons […]
In a growing show of solidarity, over 40 organizations have signed a resolution supporting pro-Palestine protesters from Tulane and Loyola Universities. These protesters, many of whom were involved in peaceful demonstrations against Tulane University’s ties with Israel, are set to face trial on September 20th at Orleans Parish Criminal Court. The resolution calls for District […]
New Orleans, often called “The Big Easy,” has a rich tapestry of cultures, histories, and vibrant neighborhoods. Each neighborhood offers a distinct flavor, from the historic charm of the French Quarter to the bohemian allure of Marigny. This guide explores some of the most iconic neighborhoods in New Orleans, highlighting their unique vibes, attractions, and […]
Financial news was set ablaze last week when upstart hedge fund Engine No. 1 won at least two seats on Exxons board, siphoning shareholder votes–including backing from BlackRock–in their climate change-focused proxy battle. Chris James, Engine No. 1s founder, was hailed as a victorious, environmental activist, securing industry recognition and what Matt Levine from Bloomberg […]
During the pandemic, away from public view, Tulane University struck a deal with the Audubon Nature Institute, devising a plan to convert four to six of Audubons ten clay tennis courts into hard courts. In response, a petition to Stop the Ambush of our Public Clay Tennis Courts was created by the public tennis court […]
So, you’ve decided to uproot your life and relocate to New Orleans for your college education. If you’re not a native New Orleanian, moving out-of-state for college can pose some unexpected challenges. These include leaving your friends and family behind, missing out on many family gatherings, potentially rattling culture shock, tuition hikes, and the arduous […]
After 41 years in prison for a crime committed as a teenager, Barry Williams was recently granted parole. He was represented by the Tulane Criminal Justice Clinic.
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