Tulane University’s sailing team will compete at this year’s ICSA Fleet Race National Championships in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Green Wave qualified automatically for both women’s and open events after winning their conference title.
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on May 13 about police appreciation during National Police Week and ongoing legislative work related to emergency communications and state senate bills.
Councilmember Lesli Harris addressed threats from Louisiana’s attorney general targeting several top New Orleans officials. In her statement issued May 13, she called these moves intimidation while clarifying her opposition…
The City of New Orleans announced it will receive $5 million from its Municipal and Traffic Court’s Judicial Expense Fund. Officials say these existing funds will help address financial challenges…
Jason Wachs has been named American Conference Player of the Week after leading Tulane baseball past South Florida. The sophomore outfielder posted strong offensive numbers including key game-winning hits. This…
Tulane baseball dropped its fifth straight game after losing 16-6 to South Florida on May 8. Despite early leads from home runs by Trent Liolios and Matthias Haas, defensive errors…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media accounts on November 5-6, 2025 to address healthcare policy challenges facing Louisianians during ACA open enrollment and highlight his support for federal…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted on X between November 3-5 about SNAP benefit lapses during a prolonged government shutdown and congratulated Virginia’s first female governor-elect.
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked community milestones—including a local resident’s centennial birthday—and voiced concern over USDA policies affecting families in need through posts made between October 31 and November 2,…
FOIA Request to Southern University at New Orleans regarding University Board Member Information on October 22, 2025.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used recent social media posts to recognize STEM education achievements and promote internship opportunities for students in Louisiana’s second district.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media from October 16-18, 2025 to highlight concerns about healthcare access and federal worker pay during an extended government shutdown.
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked the U.S. Navy’s anniversary and commented on military pay concerns due to a government shutdown in an October 13 post.
Congressman Troy A. Carter marked key dates in October with posts about election participation, local food traditions, and Indigenous Peoples Day.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media accounts on October 9-10, 2025 to highlight issues related to the ongoing government shutdown as well as mental health awareness efforts.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media platform on October 8-9, 2025 to address issues including health care tax credits, cancer research funding during Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and…
Congressman Troy A. Carter shared updates between October 5-7 about New Orleans hosting a major football championship in 2028 and weighed in on LGBTQI+ protections as well as immigrant healthcare…
Congressman Troy A. Carter posted updates on October 3-4 regarding a New Orleans resident’s safety abroad and impacts from an ongoing federal government shutdown affecting Louisiana residents.
Congressman Troy A. Carter took to social media on October 2–3, addressing concerns over the government shutdown’s effects on healthcare access.
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his Twitter account on October 1-2, 2025 to criticize Republican actions regarding a potential government shutdown, remind voters about early voting deadlines in Louisiana’s upcoming…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media on October 1, 2025, to discuss bipartisan efforts to protect the National Flood Insurance Program and assign responsibility for an impending government shutdown…
On September 30, Congressman Troy A. Carter posted several statements criticizing Republican lawmakers regarding an imminent government shutdown and addressing ongoing threats against HBCUs such as Southern University at Baton…
Troy Carter, a U.S. House Representative, said he joined 57 of their Democrat colleagues in voting against a House resolution to honor the life of Charlie Kirk. This statement was…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used his social media platform between September 23-25, 2025 to send holiday wishes, discuss healthcare legislation risks if tax credits expire, and celebrate a local church…
Congressman Troy A. Carter used social media between September 20-21, 2025 to honor local leaders like Lt.
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