14 arrested during Pro-Palestine Protest at Tulane found 'not guilty'
The 14 arrested individuals, roughly half of whom are students from Tulane and Loyola University, were facing misdemeanor charges of remaining in a place after being forbidden – a form of trespassing. The charge carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail or a $500 fine.
Takis on the way to a stressful chemistry lab? Late-night ice cream while studying for a final? It's hard to say no when ...
Amid all the conference expansion discussion, the Tulane Green Wave must keep its eye on the prize, which currently is trying to win its second American Athleti ...
The students, both seniors, had their interim suspensions upheld by Tulane in late August, following months of negotiation ...
Tulane names its School of Public Health & Tropical Medicine after alumna Celia Scott Weatherhead, recognizing her for giving ...
Christian Ebbin was back in action for Tulane University as the school hosted the Allstate Sugar Bowl Open, winning the ...
IRVING, TX – Tulane football’s redshirt sophomore running back Makhi Hughes was named to the American Athletic Conference ...
A longtime donor who has given more than $160 million to Tulane University is the new namesake of the university’s expanding ...
Tulane University’s $70 million football stadium opened its doors, showcasing modern architecture and state-of-the-art ...
Tulane University unveiled a new gallery inside its Latin American Library. The library celebrates over 100 years of Latin ...
More than 50 years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court made an important decision that led to greater student diversity at United ...
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