The 170 confirmed coronavirus fatalities in China and subsequent response constitutes the largest quarantine in modern public health history. Were this epidemic taking place within our borders, would the...
From the perspective of journalism, Twitter was revolutionary for news in 2006. Instant breaking news updates and bite-sized previews to full articles presented a powerful and convenient way to relay information....
Last semester, The Hullabaloo published an opinion piece in which the authors argued it was wrong for Tulane students from out of the area to vote in Louisiana and New Orleans elections, as they are only...
Campbell Lutz, Senior Staff Writer
• January 23, 2020
Love it or hate it, there’s no denying “Joker” is a cultural phenomenon. After winning Best Picture at the Venice Film Festival in September, the Todd Phillips-directed Joker origin story became...
In 2015, Tulane adopted its climate action plan, promising to undergo major structural changes to reduce its greenhouse emissions. The ultimate goal of the plan was to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050,...
“Most Engaged in Community Service.” It’s a ranking that’s hard to miss as a Tulane student. Since the 2018 declaration of Tulane as both No. 1 Most Engaged in Community Service and No. 1 Party...
On May 5, 1970, Tulane students marched en masse on the flagpole in front of Newcomb Hall, with the protest occasionally erupting into violence. It was the day after the Kent State Massacre, and student...
Julia Ferro, Senior Staff Writer
• December 5, 2019
Students passionate about reproductive justice and sexual health, looking to extend their activism off-campus, need look no further than our next door neighbor. The culture surrounding sexual health at...
Modern American higher education is universally associated with astronomical costs, empowered by ambiguous institutional tuition increases. As one of the U.S.’ most expensive colleges, Tulane must...
Coinciding with historic statewide voter participation, College Democrats empowered Tulane’s precinct’s 118% spike in turnout. Greater civic engagement promotes better local collaboration, but out-of-state...
Last April, 45% of college students reported being “food insecure in the prior 30 days,” according to a survey by Temple University’s Hope Center for College, Community and Justice. This study reflects...
Undoubtedly, Tulane is already feeling the Thanksgiving spirit. With bags packed and planes boarded, students are vacating school and readying themselves for warm embraces from grandparents, heaping...
