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House Bill 225 would authorize public schools to conduct weapon screenings of students upon entrance to schools.

Louisiana legislative sessions focuses on DEI, immigration

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer 5 days ago
The upcoming Louisiana legislative session
FULLABALOO | Tulane’s new course offerings for fall 2025

FULLABALOO | Tulane’s new course offerings for fall 2025

Your Mom, Certified Skank April 2, 2025

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. Tulane University prides itself on its open curriculum, which allows students...

And to PC 25 – Good luck on the bulk, boys. 

FULLABALOO | Protein powder mysteriously disappears from Shake Smart, SAE fraternity now ‘on a bulk’

Fizz, students’ preferred news source April 2, 2025

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. It is bulking season, and the incoming pledge class of Sigma Alpha Epsilon...

“I’ve never seen their fists so clean,” Dick said. 

FULLABALOO | Tulane University fraternal members report ‘incredibly tight assholes’ following recent poppers ban

Philly Lobster, Priest April 2, 2025

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. In a recent move criticized by some as anti-gay, President Donald Trump issued...

FULLABALOO | Government replaces federal internship interviews with applicant cage matches

FULLABALOO | Government replaces federal internship interviews with applicant cage matches

Caligula McDoom, Paranormal Investigator April 2, 2025

This article is entirely satire. All information and interviews below are fictional and for entertainment purposes only. The already cutthroat competition for internships just got bloodier after...

Louisiana votes ‘No’ on all proposed amendments

Louisiana votes ‘No’ on all proposed amendments

Ellie Cowen, News Editor March 31, 2025

Louisiana progressives let out a sign of relief this Sunday to see that Louisiana voters rejected all four proposed amendments to the constitution on Saturday’s ballot. No proposed amendment received...

Fauci started by discussing his childhood, growing up with a pharmacist father, which taught him “how important service to the community was.”

Walter Issacson asks Anthony Fauci tough questions at Book Fest day two

Ellie Cowen, Lindsay Ruhl, Cassidy Meehan, and Kyra Ford March 30, 2025

Walter Issacson pulled no punches with tough lines of questioning for the nation's former chief medical advisor – vaccines, COVID-19 and the Trump administration, kicking off the second day of The New...

Loyola students endure weeks without hot water in dorms

Loyola students endure weeks without hot water in dorms

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer March 26, 2025

Students at Loyola University New Orleans woke in their dorms on Feb. 26 to find their showers gave no hot water. According to an email sent to students, “one boiler ruptured, and later the motor...

“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,...

Engineers Without Borders club improves sanitation, clean water access in Ghana

Engineers Without Borders club improves sanitation, clean water access in Ghana

Isaac Snegaroff, Staff Writer March 19, 2025

Tulane University’s chapter of Engineers Without Borders is back in full force.    Originally founded in the years prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, complications and restrictions to travel...

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