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...

In the labyrinth of the human brain, the mechanisms governing fear responses hold profound implications for understanding mental health disorders like post-traumatic stress disorder and anxiety.   Jonathan...

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...

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...

The Tulane Hullabaloo recently conducted a survey among Tulane University students assessing opinions, attitudes and values surrounding the upcoming presidential election. Former President Donald Trump...

The Tulane University Police Department has published a daily crime log of 127 reports of criminal activity across Tulane University’s campuses and in the local area since the beginning of this semester.   In...

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...

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 Department of River-Coastal Sciences and Engineering is the newest addition to the School of Science and Engineering. Currently, SSE has four engineering departments, which is two more than 15...

Data is a crucial part of making decisions every day. However, the use and presentation of data can be misconstrued to influence certain ideas, so data literacy in this day and age is essential.   Plans...

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...

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...