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Study Abroad is eliminated, but not study aboad
Lack of participation is the reason for elimination of the six-year-old Study Abroad program here at Dillard effective Aug. 1, and the...
Crowd lines up hour before to see Issa Rae at Brain Food talk Sept. 6
Kaelin Bass| Courtbouillon
Actress-producer Issa Rae gestures as she speaks to university President Walter Kimbrough and audience...
Freshman class elects female leader
Jamia Collins| Courtbouillon
Freshman Class Council officers pose after winners were announced. From left are Toiya Smith, president;...
Hurricane Harvey hits home
NEW ORLEANS (Sept. 15, 2017) – Evacuation of children and the elderly. Flooded and destroyed homes. Helping to...
DU extends parking ticket amnesty to next Friday
A white Honda parked legally behind the PSB with a recently purchased DU faculty parking decal for 2017-2018 also holds a warning...
Dillard freshmen head to polls Wednesday
NEW ORLEANS (Sept. 12, 2017) – Five candidates are vying for the position of freshman class president during online voting...
DU moves up in school rankings by Washington Monthly
NEW ORLEANS ( Sept. 8, 2017) – Dillard University rose 29 spots in school rankings by Washington Monthly this year, becoming...
Next DU Farmer’s Market on Friday, Sept. 29
Jamia Collins photo/Courtbouillon
Jada Brown, a junior music major from Westwego, orders produce from the first Farmer’s Market...
Get involved in political process, parents of Trayvon Martin urge
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Sybrina Fulton and Tracy Martin, the parents of slain teen Trayvon Martin, speak at a Brain Food lecture...
'Coping' session offers variety of health tips
An app that keeps friends connected while out. Affirmations. A coping tipsheet for finals. Facts about sexual assault.
These were...
Own your identity, social justice advocate suggests
NEW ORLEANS (April 21, 2017) – Social justice advocate Jamie Washington encouraged students to own your identity and understand how...
DU Evacuteer Hackathon helps emergency preparedness
NEW ORLEANS (April 21, 2017) – Dillard’s Evacuteer Hackathon made a reappearance this semester to help the New Orleans...
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