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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

Michael Lewis on writing, interviewing, New Orleans

Michael Lewis on writing, interviewing, New Orleans

Aidan McCahill, Associate News Editor March 22, 2023

When I met Michael Lewis this past Bookfest, he joked that this paper had once written a hit piece on him. Back in 2005, The Hullabaloo had described Tulane’s decision to pick Lewis for the commencement...

Sabrina Carpenter at the Orpheum

Sabrina Carpenter at the Orpheum

Mackenzie Camp, Staff Writer March 22, 2023

On March 20, Sabrina Carpenter stopped at the Orpheum Theater on her "emails i can’t send" tour. Once a Disney Channel starlet, Carpenter has shed the shell of corporate pop and emerged as an artist...

Comedian Andy Borowitz on his roots, satire, America’s ignorance

Comedian Andy Borowitz on his roots, satire, America’s ignorance

Olivia Warren, Associate News Editor March 22, 2023

Andy Borowitz and I have walked the same elm-lined sidewalks, sat in the same rusted bleachers and wrote articles in the same cramped newsroom, but our paths first crossed at the New Orleans Book Festival...

Liberating Tulane's liberal arts

Liberating Tulane’s liberal arts

Ian Faul, Associate Arcade Editor March 22, 2023

Tulane is changing.  It isn’t hard to see, or hear, for that matter: construction is creeping across campus like a welcome plague. The steady development of the Downtown campus, gone largely unnoticed...

Revisiting revolutionary history of Newcomb-Tulane College

Revisiting revolutionary history of Newcomb-Tulane College

Emma Sharp, Contributing Writer March 15, 2023

During Women’s History Month, it is important to acknowledge the female influence over time. For Tulane students, it is critical to see this influence in our own college community. The Newcomb-Tulane...

New Orleans’ month of French cultural events

New Orleans’ month of French cultural events

Ian Faul, Staff Writer March 14, 2023

It could be because March is the month of French-speaking, or in French, “le mois de la francophonie.” As of 2018, Louisiana is officially an observed member of the International Organization of...

ROLE MODEL’s university debut at Devlin Fieldhouse

ROLE MODEL’s university debut at Devlin Fieldhouse

Caroline Menho, Contributing Writer March 9, 2023

Seeing ROLE MODEL in concert was like spending an hour with your quirky best friend, if your quirky best friend could sing.    On March 1, ROLE MODEL took the stage of Devlin Fieldhouse for...

Adam Melchor at the Toulouse Theater

Adam Melchor at the Toulouse Theater

Mackenzie Camp, Staff Writer March 8, 2023

On Wednesday, March 1, Adam Melchor played at the Toulouse Theater in downtown New Orleans. Melchor, a singer-songwriter from New Jersey, captures a romantic, pop-folk sound. He balances his self-deprecating...

Queens of rap take back crown

Queens of rap take back crown

Laura Malagrino, Arcade Editor March 8, 2023

At age nine, I discovered Nicki Minaj. If I had to name the top three most pivotal moments of my life, then the moment I first heard a Minaj song would make it in that list. This may seem dramatic,...

Milton H. Latter Library’s storied past

Milton H. Latter Library’s storied past

Max Handler, Contributing Writer March 1, 2023

Tucked beneath the live oaks of St. Charles Avenue lies a large, antiquated house in the neo-Romanesque style. Over a century old, the building, now known as the Milton H. Latter Memorial Library,...

Netflix’s “You”: Failed refresh

Netflix’s “You”: Failed refresh

Sophie Borislow and Olivia Warren February 16, 2023

Part one of “You,” season four, was released on Netflix on Feb. 9. The prior two seasons had amassed almost 925.2 million hours of views combined, and part two will be released next month.    Fans...

Animation deserves better, but so do animators

Animation deserves better, but so do animators

Billy Bernfeld, Staff Writer February 16, 2023

Animation is perhaps one of the most unique art forms on the planet. While traditional cinematography relies on cameras and set pieces to tell a story, animators can construct ideas and scenes beyond...

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