STORY BY SINCLAIR MCKINNEY This article was commissioned in partnership with Teen Vogue, where it was originally published. Cancer Alley, an 85-mile stretch of land littered with nearly 150 petrochemical… Read More »Cancer Alley in Louisiana: What Is It, and How Can Legislation Address Environmental Injustice?
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Sick to Death! Review by Claire Dinwiddie In her fifth and latest feature film “Sick to Death!”, local film writer and producer Maggie Hadleigh-West exposes the struggles of hypothyroidism that… Read More »“Sick to Death”: Local Filmmaker Brings Advocacy to N.O.…
Tulane upset the University of Houston Cougars 20-17 on Nov. 18, washing them out of the Big Easy. With this win over Houston, there’s still hope in seeing Tulane in… Read More »Green Wave defeats Houston Cougars on Tulane Senior Night…
Kayla was born and immersed in the multicultural melting pot of New Orleans, Louisiana. She attends Kipp Renaissance High School. Aside from being a firm believer in black girl magic,… Read More »Kayla Gilbert
Tulane’s Homecoming Game against Cincinnati at Yulman Stadium, also known as the “Ocean,” had fans on the edge of their seats this past Saturday. Cincinnati held on to a one point… Read More »Tulane University Homecoming Game Report
Same-sex marriage was legalized across all 50 United States on June 26, 2015. Two years later, we are still struggling for acceptance. We as young people should be more willing… Read More »Social justice and tolerance must be taught in high…
This Tuesday, I attended the New Orleans Film Festival and got a chance to see a film by Iman Shervington called Woke. The film was written to inform young people… Read More »Iman Shervington’s “Woke” serves as wake up call to…
With the rapid escalation of competition for a high schooler’s time, it becomes more and more difficult for student-athletes to excel in the locker room and the classroom. That is why… Read More »Saints and Pelicans Leadership Committed to Our Community
United States soccer has always been characterized by the ever growing fan support it has received. The biggest example of this is when the United States played host to the… Read More »Could NOLA become the Soccer Capital of the South?
Every Tuesday at Rock-n-Bowl, the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Quarterback club holds a luncheon. At these weekly luncheons, they honor two high school scholar athletes for their achievements on… Read More »Saints Hall-of-Famer Rickey Jackson discusses Colin Kaepernick, NFL support…