By Isabelle Smith New Orleans. A city where one can dance alongside a 5”9 Chewbacca. A city brave enough to challenge society, satire meeting politics. The passion of the city has returned, Carnival filling the hearts of every New Orleans soul desperate for a sense of normality after the horrors of the pandemic. Mardi Gras… Read More NOLA Strikes Back
“That’s where it all got started, that’s where you feel it at, that’s where it runs. It runs deep in Congo Square.” On March 12th, 2022, the rich history of brass persists in Congo Square through the fourth annual New Orleans Original Brass Festival, featuring artists such as Glen David Andrews, the Trombone Shorty Foundation… Read More Brass from the Past
By: Ana Paula Gonzalez Blushakurx, also known as Da Pimptre$s, is a New Orleans native from the 7th Ward currently making her way up the charts with her unique alternative rap style. With inspiration from various genres of music, she is particularly excited for her first solo set at this year’s BUKU Festival. The BUKU… Read More Buku Fest’s Newest Stage Addition, Blushakurx
By Ryan Harrison As so much of the food industry has been forever changed because of food delivery services available everywhere, it’s hard to imagine anyone, much fewer students, attempting to challenge their foothold in our lives, but Tulane students Alex Leiman and Jonah Bornstein have done just that with their food and delivery company… Read More Students? No, Entrepreneurs, Challenge the Delivery Titans’ Grasp On College Kids
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