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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

 

French immersion schools are expanding throughout Louisiana, showing the cultural importance of preserving the Loouisiana-French dialect.

French immersion schools expand across Louisiana, reviving cultural heritage

Erin Malloy, Staff Writer 9 hours ago

This past October, France extended its agreement with the Council for the Development of French in Louisiana to send French teachers overseas each year to teach in Louisiana’s expanding network of French...

Ryann Martinek with safer sex supplies free for students.

Sex Week brings programming on high STI rates, sex education in New Orleans

Keller Roberson, Contributing Writer 10 hours ago

Tulane University’s Healthcare Policy Club invited New Orleans Health Department sexual and reproductive health specialist Ryann Martinek on Feb. 11 as part of Tulane’s annual Sex Week initiative...

UMC nurses strike over staffing, patient safety ahead of Super Bowl

UMC nurses strike over staffing, patient safety ahead of Super Bowl

Cameron Young, Staff Writer 1 day ago

Dozens of nurses took to the Canal Street sidewalk outside University Medical Center New Orleans, a Tulane University-affiliated hospital, in their second strike against the hospital's operator, Louisiana...

Terry Bradshaw came to campus on Feb. 5 to celebrate "Terry Bradshaw Day," in the City of New Orleans.

Terry Bradshaw returns to Tulane for ‘Terry Bradshaw Day” ceremony

Lindsay Ruhl, Breaking News Editor February 5, 2025

Legendary football quarterback Terry Bradshaw returned to Tulane University 50 years after winning his first Super Bowl to celebrate Feb. 5 as “Terry Bradshaw Day” in the City of New Orleans. A...

Police officer from the sheriff's department rides a motorcycle in the Central Business District.

Police buffer zone law paused in court

Isaac Snegaroff, Staff Writer February 5, 2025

Last Friday, Judge John deGravelles granted a preliminary injunction on the enforcement of the Louisiana 25-foot police buffer zone law, effectively pausing imposition of the law while the case continues...

New regulations limit Mardi Gras throws, tents, couches

New regulations limit Mardi Gras throws, tents, couches

Cameron Young, Staff Writer February 5, 2025

Couches, scaffolding, sided tents and unlicensed porta potties will be conspicuously absent from parade routes this Mardi Gras due to the new regulations adopted by the New Orleans City Council. The...

In 1966, the New Orleans Saints chose Tulane Stadium as their home base, playing their first official game against the Los Angeles Rams in September 1967.

Chiefs practice at Tulane, historic location for their victorious past

Erin Malloy, Staff Writer February 5, 2025

As New Orleans gears up to host its 11th Super Bowl on Feb. 9, the excitement surrounding the event is compounded by the Crescent City’s rich Super Bowl history. The old Tulane Stadium, located where...

Federal and state authorities, the Joint Terrorism Task Force, the Department of Homeland Security and the FBI are working in tandem to optimize event protections.

New Orleans prepares for Super Bowl following terrorist attack

Cassidy Meehan, Staff Writer February 5, 2025

Super Bowl 59 will be hosted in New Orleans for the 11th time this Sunday. However, due to fears of terrorism following the attack on Bourbon Street, the event is designated as a Special Event Assessment...

Pulitzer Prize winner Marilynne Robinson visits campus for creative writers’ series

Pulitzer Prize winner Marilynne Robinson visits campus for creative writers’ series

Maya Shields and Leah Starr February 3, 2025

Tulane University hosted Pulitzer Prize-winning author Marilynne Robinson on Tuesday, Jan. 28 for the fourth Carole Barnette Boudreaux ‘65 Creative Writers Series, a program that brings globally...

Exotic animal races sparks support, controversy among students

Exotic animal races sparks support, controversy among students

Ethan Moran, Staff Writer February 3, 2025

Tulane University students dressed to the nines gathered at Fair Grounds Race Course and Slots for ostrich, camel and zebra races this Saturday.    The exotic animal racing events, held...

Snow falls off of Gibson Hall.

Surreal, enchanting, dystopian: Extraordinary snow stuns New Orleans

Ryann Goldberg, Lindsay Ruhl, and Lillian Foster January 29, 2025

Louisiana has faced a series of climate issues in recent years, from hurricanes to wildfires, and now, snow. This past week, a historic snowstorm hit New Orleans, with approximately 10 inches falling...

Solitary Gardens across New Orleans represent the power of art in addressing the prison industrial complex.

Solitary Gardens project exposes inhumanity of prisons through public gardens

Maya Shields, Staff Writer January 29, 2025

Cedar Annenkovna reaches through the 12-inch slot on the cell door. The steel bars reach well above her head and anchor into a cement block in the ground below.   Standing on the front lawn of...

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