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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

AI uses human labor without credit.

OPINION | Our final alienation: Generative AI steals more than labor

Billy Bernfeld, Staff Writer December 4, 2024

The advent of generative artificial intelligence has fundamentally changed our relationship with the media we consume. Trained on repositories of digital media without the knowledge or consent of its creators,...

AI robot ponders an idea.

OPINION | AI is making students dumber

Jonah Young, Contributing Writer December 4, 2024

In 2024, high school and college students have the ability to churn out writing assignments in seconds. Students can turn in essays and projects written by clicking a few buttons. As artificial intelligence...

Senior Countdown and Showcase day at a local New Orleans high school.

OPINION | From a native New Orleanian: Tulanians need cultural awareness

Marley Marsalis, Contributing Writer November 20, 2024

As a native New Orleanian, Tulane University was always my top choice due to its outstanding reputation and proximity. As a Black woman from New Orleans, I have been exposed to many different ethnic communities,...

Tulane Hillel, a cultural center of Jewish life at Tulane.

OPINION | Assimilation threatens Jewish people as much as antisemitism

Jordan Weinfeld, Contributing Writer November 20, 2024

After the Oct. 7 attack on Israel perpetrated by Hamas, protests and incidents of hate occurred on college campuses nationally. Antisemitism on campus sharply increased. University figures were rightly...

Thanksgiving dinner.

OPINION | In defense of politics at Thanksgiving dinner

Beau McBride, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

Political debates became a Thanksgiving tradition after the election of President-elect Donald Trump in 2016, though they were practiced before then — during the Civil War, the 1960s and almost every...

BridgeUSA at a recent meeting.

OPINION | Tulane BridgeUSA bridges the political gap

Owen Wu, Staff Writer November 20, 2024

In today’s hyper-polarized America, people have forgotten how to engage in civil discourse. The inescapable partisan social media bubbles only add fuel to the fire, allowing for the demonization of those...

Tulane's academic calendar.

OPINION | Tulane needs a better academic schedule

Caden Larrenaga, Contributing Writer November 20, 2024

If there were rankings for the worst fall-semester college calendars, Tulane University would be up there. Hey, we’re finally ascending the rankings in something!   At a school where 50% of the...

History is watching: Tulane students key to protecting democracy

History is watching: Tulane students key to protecting democracy

Kaylie McCarthy and Andrew Miller November 14, 2024

The reelection of former President Donald Trump represents a profound threat to American democracy.  As graduate students in history at Tulane University , we have studied the ways in which authoritarians...

Greek organization houses are exempt when other housing is not.

OPINION | Third-year housing exceptions are unfair

Ethan Lenkin, Views Editor November 13, 2024

There has been significant discussion regarding Tulane University’s requirement for students in the class of 2027 or later to live on campus for their first three years of college. This policy has good...

Certain things are being hidden.

OPINION | Hazing’s culture of silence

Beau McBride, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

There will come a day when we view hazing as we now view stoning. We will wonder how a civilized society could have expected college freshmen to endure months of torture and risk death to join a fraternity...

The Commons.

OPINION | Commons can actually cook — just not for students

Owen Wu, Staff Writer November 13, 2024

Homecoming and Family Weekend ran smoothly, despite crummy weather. Tulane University football crushed Temple University 52-6 students reunited with parents and above all, the Malkin Sacks Commons food...

Letter to the Editor: OppFi’s response to recent misrepresentations in The Hullabaloo

Letter to the Editor: OppFi’s response to recent misrepresentations in The Hullabaloo

Todd Schwartz November 8, 2024

I appreciate the opportunity to address the concerns raised in your recent piece (“Todd Schwartz, founder and CEO of high-interest lending company, named 2024 Freeman Distinguished Lecturer”) regarding...

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