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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

 

“I could feel a certain sense of cognitive dissonance at the concert...seeing how much money was spent on the inside, but seeing the homeless encampments being swept up on the outside,” junior Syna Pal said.

Taylor Swift concert leads to excitement, economic boom, increased security

Marley Marsalis, Contributing Writer October 30, 2024

From Oct. 25 to 27, Taylor Swift continued her worldwide “The Eras Tour” at the New Orleans Caesars Superdome. The city took advantage of the influx of tourism and attention that her concert brought...

State Minority Leader Matthew Willard joined two Tulane political science professors to discuss Project 2025 last week.

State house minority leader joins College Democrats to discuss Project 2025

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer October 30, 2024

Tulane University professors Scott Nolan and Rosalind Cook joined the Tulane College Democrats in welcoming State House Minority Leader Matthew Willard to campus on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The trio held...

“I loved it because it was something that I hadn't felt before, in the sense that people loved the product,” said Cerone.

Tulane alumni, Poppi controller Justin Cerone shares insights

Dylan Berman, Staff Writer October 30, 2024

Justin Cerone, Tulane University alumnus and Poppi controller, held an event at the A.B. Freeman School of Business to share his experiences at Tulane and his career journey since graduating.   As...

“We're here to say our university can do better,” Helmka said. “It can always do better, and it can always put its money to good use.” 

Pro-Palestine protestors hold all-day study-in at library

Ryann Goldberg and Olivia Warren October 23, 2024

On Wednesday, Oct. 23, a group of Tulane University students held a “study-in” in the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library. The “study-in” follows a new trend of pro-Palestine college protests.  A...

“We are striking because we see our patients being short-changed every day in our hospital by management’s decisions,” said endoscopy unit nurse Hailey Dupre in a press release.

UMC nurses set to strike on Oct. 25

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor October 23, 2024

University Medical Center New Orleans nurses will hold a one-day strike to demand a fair contract and address workplace safety concerns on Oct. 25. The strike follows seven months of negotiations with...

“This event in particular originally aimed to get students registered, however, after many conversations with the Tulane team on what was possible and diving deeper into the interpretation of the new law, the event shifted to a voter education fair,” Poe said.  

‘Flock to the Polls’ event to encourage voter registration

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer October 23, 2024

The Tulane Undergraduate Assembly, along with the Center for Public Service and the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life, hosted an event called “Flock to the Polls” to encourage voter registration...

Sewage and Water Board secures $34 million for new power complex

Sewage and Water Board secures $34 million for new power complex

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor October 23, 2024

The New Orleans City Council announced  last week that $17 million in funding will go towards the construction of a new Sewerage and Water Board of New Orleans power complex.   Officials say the...

Mike Stanfield, SVP of Sales for the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans, spoke to Tulane students about his career path.

Saints, Pelicans executive speaks to Tulane about careers, sports industry

Sami Gitlin, Contributing Writer October 23, 2024

Tulane University’s American Marketing Association hosted Mike Stanfield, senior vice president of sales for the New Orleans Saints and Pelicans on Oct. 21.   Stanfield, who has worked with...

“We just hope that people see this, these works of art, as a moment of beauty and of reflection and a memorial to all the lives that have been lost," Etta Coleman said.

Students Organizing Against Racism hosts vigil for Palestinian lives

Maya Shields, Contributing Writer October 16, 2024

On Friday, Oct. 11, the club Students Organizing Against Racism at Tulane University hosted a vigil honoring Palestinian lives lost over the past year during the Israel-Hamas war.   SOAR is...

“We have sold lots of sparkly dresses,” said Palumbo. “We have also sold cowboy boots, which are definitely the favorite.” 

Taylor Swift concert brings increased sales, tourists

Kyra Ford, Contributing Writer October 16, 2024

Taylor Swift is set to take the stage in New Orleans on Oct. 25, 26 and 27 as part of her Era’s Tour. New Orleanians are preparing for her arrival, which will bring tourists and an influx of traffic...

Gov. Landry declares Oct. 7 as day of observance for Israel

Gov. Landry declares Oct. 7 as day of observance for Israel

Lillian Foster, Breaking News Editor October 16, 2024

Gov. Jeff Landry signed an executive order marking Monday, Oct. 7 as a day of observance to honor victims of Hamas’ Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel. The order requires all U.S. and Louisiana state flags...

Louisiana is facing up to $250 million in education budget cuts to make up for the state government's budget shortfall.

Louisiana faces possible budget cuts up to $250 million

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer October 16, 2024

The Louisiana education budget is facing possible cuts of up to $250 million for the 2025-2026 school year to make up for the state government’s budget shortfall.  These cuts could affect preschool...

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