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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

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Tensions in the English department are on the rise over faculty governance.

Can your professor vote? Tensions rise in English department over faculty governance

Maya Shields, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

As universities face pressures from the federal government on existing operational standards, concerns over shared governance, particularly on the part of faculty, are on the rise.   At Tulane, such...

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Charity Hospital caught in crossfire of legal battle as City Council vies for public control of Wisner funds

Lillian Foster, Investigative News Editor April 30, 2025

Charity Hospital once stood tall as a historical landmark, serving as the second hospital to open in the U.S. and the first to treat a patient. For nearly 300 years, the hospital has provided crucial...

Cassidy Williams published a book for her Child and Adolescent Literature class.

Tulane professor, students receive publishing deals for children’s books

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

Cassidy Williams and Libby Shadoan, two Tulane University students, published original children’s books this year for their final project in their Child and Adolescent Literature class.  The...

"Giving people who do not consume media in a traditional way good information with which to base decisions off of is useful," Miller said.

Hope for the politically homeless: Local politico Tim Miller’s take on politics

Olivia Warren, News Editor April 30, 2025

Tim Miller describes himself as a pessimist. But “The Bulwark,” his hit political podcast, is a growing success among people searching for hope in the country’s future. “I've heard a lot...

President Trump's tariffs stir preparation among local businesses.

‘That’s not what I call making America ‘great’ again:’ Experts, locals brace for consequences of Trump’s tariffs on New Orleans

Kyra Ford, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

Earlier this month, President Donald Trump declared a 10% tax on all imports from foreign nations unless a previously implemented tariff existed for the product or industry. Many fear what it may entail...

Cohort 1 students, who will graduate this summer, gather for a meeting.

Education is rehabilitation: 13 students graduate from Tulane College-In-Prison Program

Cassidy Meehan, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

Thirteen incarcerated students at the Louisiana Correctional Institute for Women will be the first cohort to receive Tulane University degrees this August after graduating from the College-In-Prison...

Case of viral meningitis reported on Uptown campus

Case of viral meningitis reported on Uptown campus

Lindsay Ruhl, Breaking News Editor April 29, 2025

On April 29, Tulane University Campus Health sent out a health notice announcing that a case of viral meningitis in a member of the university community had been reported on the Uptown campus.   Caesar...

Visas revoked from two Tulane students

Visas revoked from two Tulane students

Ellie Cowen, News Editor April 25, 2025

At least 16 Louisiana students had their visas revoked earlier this month, making them subject to deportation or detention. The two Tulane students’ visas were revoked by the federal government for...

Tulane not among 400 academic institutions to sign letter criticizing Trump’s education intrusion

Tulane not among 400 academic institutions to sign letter criticizing Trump’s education intrusion

Olivia Warren, News Editor April 24, 2025

Tulane University is missing from the list of signatories attached to a letter released on Tuesday, signed by over 400 academic institutions, opposing the Trump administration’s recent restrictions and...

“No one should start counting these dollars yet,” Davis said. “No one should start expecting to see them spent yet. This is like a relay race, where the trial is just one leg.”

Chevron ordered to pay big for wetlands damages in landmark verdict

Isaac Snegaroff, Staff Writer April 23, 2025

A Louisiana jury ordered Chevron Corporation to pay $744.6 million to Plaquemines Parish after finding them liable for not fulfilling their obligations to restore the wetlands, failing to obtain proper...

“The Louisiana legislature is honoring Tulane University today. It’s a wonderful day to celebrate the success of Tulane, Tulane students and the importance we have for Louisiana,” Fitts said. 

Tulane Day at the Capitol honors Tulane University’s annual economic impact

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer April 23, 2025

Tulane University President Mike Fitts and other administrators joined Louisiana legislators in Baton Rouge, Louisiana on April 16 for the yearly Tulane Day at the Louisiana State Capitol, celebrating...

In hopes of maximizing the festival's impact, Shields and Starr built a planning committee of 14 students, with positions in marketing, sustainability, internal communications, external communications, food and catering, entertainment and small events.

Tulane holds first-ever student-run Earth Day celebration

Ryann Goldberg, News Editor April 23, 2025

For the first time, Tulane University’s Earth Day celebrations were entirely student-run, thanks to the new Earth Day Festival Planning Committee. The group transformed traditional programming into...

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