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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

“Indigenous communities are present tense. That is essential,” John DePriest said.

How Native American input informed Tulane’s land acknowledgment

Olivia Warren, News Editor 1 day ago

In April 2021, Tulane University’s Native American Affinity Group submitted a list of demands to Tulane’s Office of Equity, Diversity and Inclusion. The number one demand: a land acknowledgment.   “Indigenous...

“I can’t overstate how important this is for Tulane and our future,” President Mike Fitts said.

Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine renamed in honor of landmark donation

Ian Faul, Editor-in-Chief 1 day ago

On Wednesday, Sept. 18, Tulane President Mike Fitts announced the renaming of the School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine after alumna Celia Scott Weatherhead during a public address at the school’s...

“I cannot fully state how important it has been to have the opportunity to live with others in recover, being able to connect with each other, support each other, and hold each other accountable," resident Alexandru Ungureanu said.

Tulane receives $1.5 million for student rehabilitation center

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer 1 day ago

A squat, modern, two-story blue house sits at 2210 Calhoun St. Originally a residential home, this building is the newly renovated Lux Recovery House. With a new $1.5 million gift from Tulane University...

“Jolo is pretty much off limits,” Nelson said. “My friends might invite me over to their dorm, and I can't go because it's up multiple flights of stairs.” 

Disabled students see challenges, improvements at Tulane

Ryann Goldberg, Associate News Editor 1 day ago

Tulane University, like many historic colleges, initially designed its campus with only able-bodied students in mind, posing challenges for future students who use mobility aids such as wheelchairs...

“I don’t know why she was at the shelter, but she has a baby alligator bite on her rear,” Amalie said as she pointed to two scars on YB’s skin.  

Tulane students help set animal-fostering record during Hurricane Francine

Olivia Warren and Sophie Borislow 1 day ago

As Hurricane Francine, a Category 2 storm, hit New Orleans on Wednesday, local animal shelters braced for the 105 mph winds and pounding rain.   The Louisiana Society for the Prevention of Cruelty...

As the new Title IX officer, Broussard wants to engage the entire Tulane community on issues of sexual violence, misconduct and discrimination.

Tulane appoints new Title IX coordinator

Dylan Berman, Staff Writer 1 day ago

In the wake of Title IX battles across the country and in Louisiana, Julie Broussard took on the role of Tulane University’s new Title IX coordinator on Sept. 1.   Broussard’s journey at Tulane...

“Tulane represents the best attributes of all the institutions that I have worked at. Students here have this intellectual kind of curiosity and appetite for knowledge,” Cunningham said.

New vice president of student affairs begins at Tulane

Dylan Berman, Staff Writer September 4, 2024

Tulane University’s search for a new vice president of student affairs concluded this August with the appointment of Sarah Cunningham. The search for a new vice president began after J. Davidson...

Students are encouraged to give feedback about dining options by scanning stickers in the Commons.

New dining options at Tulane from Aramark partnership

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer September 4, 2024

A bubble tea store called Beauxba Tea will replace the PJ’s Coffee of New Orleans in the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library this school year. This is one of several changes as a result of Tulane University’s...

The first class submitted after affirmative action, diversity statistics have changed for the class of 2028.

Class of 2028: After affirmative action, racial diversity falls, socioeconomic diversity rises

Olivia Warren, News Editor August 29, 2024

Tulane University’s class of 2028 is the first class to be admitted after the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of affirmative action.   The class of 2028 is the most socioeconomically diverse...

Due to a new Louisiana law, those looking to organize a voter registration drive face tougher restrictions and the threat of harsh penalties.

New Louisiana law creates barriers for new voters

Ryann Goldberg, Associate News Editor August 28, 2024

With the 2024 presidential election just around the corner, the deadline to register to vote also approaches. Despite the urgency of the matter, voter registration materials are hard to find at Tulane...

The Supreme Court temporarily blocked the Title IX "Final Rule," threatening LGBTQ protections at education institutions in 26 states including Louisiana.

Title IX LGBTQ+ protections halted in Louisiana

Olivia Warren, News Editor August 21, 2024

On Aug. 16, the Supreme Court temporarily blocked an addition to Title IX, including federal protections for LGBTQ+ students and faculty. The ruling affects several states, including Louisiana.   Title...

President Biden addresses a small crowd in Tulane’s A.B. Freeman School of Business on Tuesday afternoon.

President Biden visits Tulane, awards $23 million grant for Tulane cancer research

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor August 14, 2024

President Joe Biden and First Lady  Jill Biden visited Tulane University Tuesday afternoon, announcing up to $23 million in funding for Tulane cancer research and underscoring the president’s national...

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