Collier Meyerson, who has written for The Nation, WIRED, New York Magazine, and others, will join our junior journalists for a conversation about race, politics, and whatever teen journos have on their minds. We’re opening this space to all students (grades 9th-12th) to give those… Read More »Interview with Collier Meyerson
Alexis Marceaux—singer for the Louisiana French / English bilingual band Sweet Crude— grew up in Chalmette, wanted to be a singer her whole life and thought that she would go to art school and then Loyola. But then Katrina came along and those plans changed.… Read More »Sweet Crude’s Alexis Marceaux on Everything from Voice Lessons to The Voice
Ken Burns is a prominent name among documentarians and is best known for his masterful depiction of historical events in documentaries such as The Civil War and The Vietnam War. As he visited Tulane on March 29, he discussed an array of topics with history… Read More »Ken Burns and the importance of portraying history through film
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 the Greater New Orleans Sports Foundation Quarterback Club chooses to honor two high school seniors… Read More »Saints and Pelicans Leadership Committed to Our Community
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 and off the field followed by a variety of speakers including high school college and… Read More »Saints Hall-of-Famer Rickey Jackson discusses Colin Kaepernick, NFL support and life after football
