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The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student intern Julia Sousa Lima Blas collecting data at a Wipe Out Waste event in the Malkin Sacks Commons.

Tulane Hospitality takes initiative to ‘Wipe Out Waste’

Ma Caszandra Joy Dante, Contributing writer November 20, 2024

Maybe a salad wasn’t the call today. Maybe you’re in a rush to class. Maybe the third chicken breast in a row isn’t worth the protein intake. Either way, you walk over to the dish belt, put your...

campus health leaders

CDC names Tulane leader of new regional office

Bryce Oufnac, Staff writer November 20, 2024

Tulane University will be one of the leaders for a new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention regional office.  In September, the CDC announced they will create 10 new Regional Centers for Public...

Certain pollsters were more accurate than others in predicting the results of this year's election. Notably, famous pollsters Allan Lichtman and Ann Selzer were both inaccurate and underestimated Trump's support. Graphic by Lauren Olson and Nathan Rich

Election predictions: Who got it right, who got it wrong

Ethan Lenkin, Views Editor November 13, 2024

The results on election night indicated a success for polling even before former President Donald Trump was declared president-elect.  In both battleground states and the popular vote, pre-election...

Analyzing Tulane football's turnaround

Analyzing Tulane football’s turnaround

Benny Greenspan and Ian Faul November 13, 2024

The Green Wave found its way back into the college football rankings after weeks of sitting among the top of “others receiving votes,” according to the most recent AP Top 25 poll. While at the end...

Deidre Dumas Labat and Reynold T. Décou became the first Black undergraduates at Tulane. Both experienced blatant racism. Yet, both persevered and have created a pathway for future Black students to attend Tulane.  (Tulane Housing and Residence Life)

Ongoing fight for diversity: Tulane demographics over time

In 1966 and 1967, Deidre Dumas Labat and Reynold T. Décou became the first Black undergraduates at Tulane University and Newcomb College. Both Labat and Décou experienced blatant racism from their peers...

Scientist spotlight: Thomas DeCarlo

Scientist spotlight: Thomas DeCarlo

Sophia Finkbeiner, Data Editor October 30, 2024

Hawaii, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Palau: Thomas DeCarlo has dived into the oceans of all these places and beyond to follow his passion for coral reefs.   His journey in science started as...

Not over yet: Hurricane season rages on

Not over yet: Hurricane season rages on

Sophia Finkbeiner, Data Editor October 16, 2024

Nearly three weeks ago, Hurricane Helene ravaged the southeastern United States, making landfall in Florida’s Gulf Coast and moving north. The storm took over 200 lives and caused damages that may total...

A recent surge in mpox cases in the Democratic of Congo is raising concerns, but the most recent clade is not circulating in the United States. Photo by National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases

Mpox outbreak spreads in Africa, has not reached US

Cameron Young, Contributing writer October 10, 2024

On Aug. 14, the World Health Organization determined that the recent surge in cases of mpox, formerly known as monkeypox, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and surrounding countries constituted a...

The Language Virtual Reality Club is taking language learning to the next level by utilizing innovative VR programs.

Language Learning Center launches new virtual reality club

Ma Caszandra Joy Dante, Contributing writer October 2, 2024

Cups clatter onto plates as silverware clinks in trays behind the counter. Someone’s keys fall to the marble floor while a group of high school students laugh at a joke you can only imagine the punchline...

Data from the Office of the University Registrar reveals that the most popular classes by enrollment is a mix of major requirements and electives, dominated by the Science and Engineering, Liberal Arts and Business schools.

Top 100 courses spotlight popular requirements, student interests

Sophia Finkbeiner, Data Editor September 25, 2024

Course registration season is inevitably characterized by healthy portions of both hope and frustration. Students pray to get off a waitlist or avoid a dreaded 8 a.m. lab, only to be met with disappointment...

Research and development expenditure rises at Tulane

Research and development expenditure rises at Tulane

Yilan Tang, Contributing writer September 18, 2024

In an era of increasing technological innovation, universities are seizing the opportunity to facilitate technological advancements — a process made possible by research and development funding, also...

The Green Wave: Sustainability at Tulane

Sophia Finkbeiner, Data Editor September 4, 2024

As the world grapples with worsening climate issues, Tulane University students and administration are taking steps to combat carbon emissions on campus and cultivate a culture of sustainability. Student-founded...

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