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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

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

Hullabaloo guide to museums in New Orleans, about New Orleans

Sophia Duhon, Staff writer 22 minutes ago

Arts and culture fill New Orleans to the brim. Art galleries pepper every street, and music is always playing somewhere. Whether you are looking for a place to appreciate art or learn local history, New...

Greek Groove ‘24 raises $39,000 for New Orleans charity

Greek Groove ‘24 raises $39,000 for New Orleans charity

Rachel Hurt, Staff Writer 5 hours ago

Greek Groove, hosted by Tulane University Panhellenic Council, ran from Nov. 11-15, culminating in a final dance competition between Greek Life chapters in McAlister Auditorium.   Greek Groove is...

Tulane senior founds vintage fashion pop-up

Tulane senior founds vintage fashion pop-up

Rachel Hurt, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

Natalie Zarad, a Tulane University senior, has taken her love for fashion a step further. Zarad Vintage, her pop-up shop, brings a selection of thoughtfully curated vintage pieces to Tulane’s campus...

Recap of Tulane’s 2024 Family Weekend

Recap of Tulane’s 2024 Family Weekend

Rachel Hurt, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

Tulane University’s 2024 Family Weekend was held from Nov. 7-10. Combined with Homecoming festivities and class reunions, it certainly was a Wave Weekend to remember. Here are some highlights.   1....

‘Heretic’: Religious horror for atheists

‘Heretic’: Religious horror for atheists

Laurel Daly, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

Spooky season may be over, but horror movie season is year-long. A week after Halloween, A24’s new horror-thriller “Heretic” — a dialogue-driven think piece starring Sophie Thatcher, Chloe East...

Food for thought: Exploring contemporary culinary identity in New Orleans

Food for thought: Exploring contemporary culinary identity in New Orleans

Billy Bernfeld, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

The city of New Orleans is a phenomenon in motion, shaped by a multitude of languages, cultures and communities over hundreds of years. It has not only a 306-year history, but also a unique culinary...

Poet Laureate Ada Limón visits campus

Poet Laureate Ada Limón visits campus

Cassidy Meehan, Contributing Writer November 6, 2024

The Florie Gale Arons Poetry Program invited 24th Poet Laureate of the United States Ada Limón to give a reading in Tulane University’s Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life on Monday, Nov. 4....

‘Anora’: Mikey Madison bares all

‘Anora’: Mikey Madison bares all

Laurel Daly and Max Handler November 6, 2024

If the first half of Sean Baker’s “Anora” evokes a euphoric high, the second half is akin to the subsequent comedown.     The film follows Anora, a Brooklyn stripper played by Mikey...

Best New Orleans restaurants for Family Weekend

Best New Orleans restaurants for Family Weekend

Finley Jacobs, Contributing Writer October 30, 2024

With Tulane University’s Family Weekend fast approaching, students may wonder how to give their parents a taste of NOLA — and there is no better way to do so than a dining experience. Here are...

New Orleans Ballet Theater brings ‘Dracula’ to stage

New Orleans Ballet Theater brings ‘Dracula’ to stage

Sophia Duhon, Staff Writer October 30, 2024

Just in time for Halloween, the New Orleans Ballet Theater put on four productions of the gothic classic “Dracula” at the Orpheum Theater in Downtown New Orleans. Following the structure of the 1897...

‘The Eras Tour’ comes to NOLA

‘The Eras Tour’ comes to NOLA

Riley Hearon, Chief Copy Editor October 30, 2024

Taylor Swift’s “The Eras Tour” came to New Orleans this past week. Two giant friendship bracelets covered the side of Caesars Superdome as the city prepared to welcome Swift for her three sold-out...

Florence Pugh stars alongside Andrew Garfield in "We Live in Time."

Rom-coms reinvigorated: A24’s ‘We Live in Time’

Laurel Daly, Staff Writer October 23, 2024

The romantic comedy is dying. Tragic though it may seem, there is seldom a market for rom-coms nowadays. The genre tends to underperform at the box office, and since streaming services like Netflix...

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