The More You NOLA: What’s on the menu?
November 16, 2016
The Louisiana Menu and Restaurant Collection, part of the Louisiana Research Collection at Tulane University, is a major resource for studying the state’s cuisine.
Beached
November 15, 2016
An iron shipwreck is center stage in the Newcomb Art Department’s undergraduate juried exhibition.
Newcomb Art Museum to show films about aboriginal artists
November 15, 2016
In conjunction with its current exhibit, "Marking the Infinite: Contemporary Women Artists from Aboriginal Australia," Newcomb Art Museum is screening two short documentaries, "Nyapanyapa: The Constant Artist" and "Bush Plum: The Contemporary Art of Angelina Pwerle."
New York Times columnist Maureen Dowd to speak at Tulane
November 14, 2016
Acclaimed New York Times political columnist Maureen Dowd will discuss the “psychologies and pathologies” of the 2016 presidential campaign Wednesday, Nov. 16 at Tulane University.
‘Gambit Weekly’ honors Tulanians in 40 Under 40 list
November 14, 2016
The annual list recognizes a number of Tulane community members, including Katy Hobgood Ray. Ray is the assistant director of marketing and communications at Tulane University and founder of the Confetti Park Players children’s musical group.
Seven Tulane women at the top of their game
November 14, 2016
Seven powerful Tulane women graduates change the way the world works, overcoming obstacles and opening up opportunities in the fields of business, philanthropy, basketball, credit, health care, women-led organizations, equal rights and bridge.
Becky Vizard, homegirl
November 10, 2016
It’s been a 20-year journey, but Newcomb alumna and designer Becky Vizard is now at home with herself, her work and her community.
Muses founder Staci Rosenberg wins Big Pastrami Award
November 09, 2016
The local commercial real estate attorney and krewe captain will accept the award from Tulane Hillel at the Schmancy gala on Thursday (Nov. 10).
Archival research may lead to walking tour app
November 09, 2016
Tulane students in professor Emily Clark’s history class, New Orleans Free People of Color, are uncovering the past by researching New Orleans’ free people of color in the 18th and 19th centuries. Their research may lead to an app to be used in walking tours.
The More You NOLA: Mélange Dance Company makes HerStory
November 07, 2016
Melange Dance Company presents HerStory, a modern dance show directed by Tulane alumnae that reimagines the Storming of the Sazerac in New Orleans and other historical moments in the fight for gender equality.
The More You NOLA: Where Y’Art exhibits local street artists
November 03, 2016
The Where Y’Art Gallery (1901 Royal St.) is presenting visionary work by New Orleans street and graffiti artists during its “1900 Block” show that runs through Wednesday, Nov. 30. Where Y’Art was co-founded by Catherine Todd and Tulane alumna Collin Ferguson
Theater professor shines as John Adams
November 02, 2016
Rivertown Theaters for the Performing Arts will open the Tony Award–winning musical 1776 on Friday (Nov. 4), featuring Gary Rucker, senior professor of practice in the Tulane Department of Theatre and Dance, as John Adams.
Presidential Town Hall addresses university issues
October 28, 2016
At the annual Homecoming Town Hall on Friday (Oct. 28), Tulane president Mike Fitts answered questions before an audience in Dixon Hall.
Clinton and Trump proposals scrutinized
October 28, 2016
Professors in the Tulane department of political science examine the policy positions of presidential candidates Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
A homecoming crossword to puzzle over
October 27, 2016
Celebrate Homecoming 2016 with this crossword challenge courtesy of the More You Nola.