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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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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...

"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...

“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...

Three weekend shootings at New Orleans festivals leave several injured

Three weekend shootings at New Orleans festivals leave several injured

Ryann Goldberg, News Editor April 14, 2025

Over the weekend, three separate shootings at the French Quarter Festival and the Ponchatoula Strawberry Festival left eight people injured. At least four people were shot on Sunday night in the French...

“There are people on these campuses that could have committed antisemitic acts, but alleging that the university itself committed antisemitic acts is a whole other story," Stephen Griffin, a constitutional law professor, said.

Millions at stake: Tulane under two Dept. of Education investigations for Civil Rights Act violations

Lillian Foster, Investigative News Editor March 20, 2025

Tulane University is under two investigations for violating Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 regarding its handling of campus antisemitism last year, and for its partnership with the PhD project,...

The  New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary is a Southern Baptist institution.

Christianity and climate change: Dueling forces in Louisiana

Olivia Warren, News Editor February 27, 2025

In the middle of the New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary’s white, sterile student center, one man sits alone at a round, white table. The other dozens of tables are empty, but his is stacked...

“Don't let that fear destroy your enjoyment, because when you do that, the terrorists win,” Dr. Overman said. 

Officials bolster city, campus security ahead of Mardi Gras

Cameron Young, Staff Writer February 26, 2025

Following the New Year’s terrorist attack on Bourbon Street, which killed 14 and injured dozens more, law enforcement officials are increasing security ahead of Mardi Gras. The holiday’s celebrations...

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 February 12, 2025

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 February 11, 2025

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...

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...

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...

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