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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

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Doug Burgum.

OPINION | Resurrection of extinct animals is not effective conservation strategy 

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

“The Department of the Interior is excited about the potential of ‘de-extinction’ technology,” U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum wrote on X.  Burgum does not understand conservation....

Cancel culture.

OPINION | Cancel culture betrays mission of higher education 

Daisy Stuart, Contributing Writer April 30, 2025

“Did you hear about what [insert name here] said about [insert controversial topic here]?” is a phrase today’s society knows all too well. When voicing opinions or accidentally saying something insensitive,...

Letter from the Editor | A story 120 years in the telling

Letter from the Editor | A story 120 years in the telling

Ian Faul, Editor-in-Chief April 30, 2025

It has been a busy year for editor-in-chiefs. Not all of our years have been quite as eventful as that of Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic, accidentally being added to government group chats discussing...

Journalistic integrity.

OPINION | Defending independent journalism defends democracy

Owen Wu, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

In times when the government launches an unprecedented attack on the exchange of ideas, journalists play a critical role in ensuring democracy is upheld. When journalists and the media cower before the...

The construction of Bayou and Fogelman residence halls.

OPINION | Keeping off-campus housing: Case for upperclassmen

Mohini Yadav, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

College is meant to be a pivotal time in the lives of many young adults, a time when they develop essential life skills. A key part of this transition into adulthood is learning how to live independently....

The construction of Bayou and Fogelman residence halls.

OPINION | Why you should stay on-campus for your third year 

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

If you walk down Calhoun Street, heading towards St. Charles Avenue and take a right at S. Robertson Street, you will end up behind Monroe Residence Hall. That’s how most Tulane students would recognize...

Tulane University.

OPINION | Tulane must condemn attack on educational freedom

Alya Satchu, Views Editor April 30, 2025

Universities across the country have signed a letter in objection to the Trump administration’s interference with the freedom of higher education. The letter, released by the American Association of...

Tulane University.

OPINION | Students should feel protected, not told to

Marcela Batlle Cestero, Staff Writer April 30, 2025

On April 9, 2025, U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement came to Tulane University’s campus. The visit was ghostly, announced by student-run clubs that flooded GroupMe chats, attached to warning messages...

Let’s fix Tulane’s glass recycling problem

Let’s fix Tulane’s glass recycling problem

Lauren Mularczyk April 25, 2025

Tulane promotes itself as a sustainability-focused university, yet its approach to glass recycling leaves students without the knowledge they need to participate effectively. While the infrastructure for...

A water pipe burst on the boys’ side of the ninth floor of Monroe Hall.

OPINION | After Monroe flood, Tulane must care for its students

Owen Wu, Staff Writer April 23, 2025

Late in the night of April 13, a water pipe burst on the ninth floor of Monroe Residence Hall, causing absolute chaos and a downpour in hallways and rooms. Video clips of flooded rooms, water gushing from...

National Security Advisor of the United States
Mike Waltz.

OPINION | Trump administration’s destruction of political civility is dividing us

Daisy Stuart, Contributing Writer April 23, 2025

“Mike Waltz can call me a loser if he wants, but at least I know how to text and manage a group chat,” Jeffrey Goldberg said while speaking in McAlister Auditorium. During his conversation on March...

President Donald Trump.

OPINION | Economic nationalism’s cost in Trump’s America

Mia Cordero Rivera, Contributing Writer April 23, 2025

Most of us have heard the phrase, “the end justifies the means.” For some people, the phrase is a moral loophole, a way to rationalize tough decisions in pursuit of a bigger goal. President Donald...

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