The Tulane Hullabaloo

Jewish studies department aims for expansion, attempts to reach more people

September 22, 2018

When Michael Cohen became chair of the Jewish studies department, he saw great potential. He had big hopes to reach more students, hire the best professors and provide more...

Credit where credit is due: Accounting professor Christine Smith provides students with the right assets to succeed

Louisiana’s First Congressional District Candidates to come to Tulane for panel discussion

Tulane freshman runs Meme Dream Team Instagram page with nearly 30,000 followers

Arcade

Awkward Sex Stories: Meeting the Family

September 22, 2018

New York Fashion Week trends for Tulane students to try

Best fried chicken in NOLA for the fried chicken fiend

Portugal. The Man delivers entertaining show at Sugar Mill

Celebrities who love, live in New Orleans

Intersections

Multicultural leadership retreat encourages students to care for both themselves and their community

Justin Marcano, Contributing Reporter

The Office of Multicultural Affairs held its annual Fall Multicultural Leadership Retreat (MLR) over the weekend of Sept.14-16 at Seashore United Methodist Assembly in Biloxi, Mississippi. The retreat...

Opinion: The Emmys should have actually given awards to black actors instead of pretending to in a comedy skit

Jessica Galloway, Intersections Editor

Did anyone else know The Emmy Awards happened this weekend? I certainly didn’t. Until I saw a Huffington Post headline that read “The ‘Reparation Emmys’ Was Exactly What This Emmy Awards Needed.”...

Tulane’s HTML takes action towards demand for librarians of color by creating new fellowship program

Hugo Fajardo, Intersections Editor

Undercurrents: Intersections’ 5 things TU know this week

Jewell Prim, Contributing Reporter

Catching up with the Center for Academic Equity

Jessica Galloway, Intersections Editor

Adjusting to life in college is often very challenging. Some students often feel the pressures of learning good study habits, being far from their homes and families and trying to make new friends. This...

Hollywood or Hollygrove? Bounce music, Drake, and culture-vulturing collide and create discussions

Hugo Fajardo, Intersections Editor

Views

Mental health programs like CAPS deserve more funding, attention

Austin Rodriguez, Staff Writer

September 21, 2018

Mental health on college campuses is an enduring issue, and campus health services across the country are making serious efforts to address the constantly fluctuating, and generally increasing, needs of...

Kavanaugh’s confirmation must be postponed to address accusations

Quinn Burke, Staff Writer

September 20, 2018

Trump’s second Supreme Court nominee threatens to reverse incredible progress made regarding sexual violence and misconduct in the U.S. Judge Brett Kavanaugh currently faces sexual assault allegations...

Southern states must consider urban planning to address rapid growth

Matt Saletta, Editor of the Views Section

September 16, 2018

As each year passes, Southern states are becoming more urban. Cities like San Antonio, Atlanta, New Orleans and Houston are booming with transplants from all over the world, but few are taking serious...

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