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photos by Tyana Jackson Tyana Jackson Data News Weekly Contributor Among many of the challenges New Orleans faced after Hurricane Katrina, the need to preserve the land and environment is one often forgotten. Most predominately […]

Karin Hopkins Data News Weekly Contributor Knocked Down And Dazed When Kyshun Webster reflects on Hurricane Katrina from a personal perspective, he sees how the worst time in his life molded him into a man […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly It is seventeen years later, and New Orleans continues to evolve into a city that is changing. Neighborhoods, schools, and communities are being reconfigured in ways that the traditional […]

August 19th -21st, 2022 Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly A City that Celebrates Life  New Orleans is a city that celebrates life and living in a way like no other in the United States. […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief New Orleans Data News Weekly A Changing City As the City of New Orleans is on the eve of Hurricane Katrina, it must be asked where is it today? Is it getting […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly Bridging the Divide: Where are we in Public Education? In the years following Hurricane Katrina, the New Orleans Public Schools have seen a system drastically changed and become ground […]

Edwin Buggage Editor-in-Chief Data News Weekly Cultural Warrior In a time where the city is changing demographically, some things threaten to change what is arguably the most African city in the United States, but people […]

XULA.edu Dr. Kim Vaz-Deville, Professor of Education in Xavier’s Division of Education and Counselling, was the keynote speaker for the Women in Carnival Symposium. The Women in Carnival Network is the first international network of […]