Annually, Tulane University students receive a couple of days off class during the university’s Lagniappe Days. Traditionally, this two-day break takes place during Fat Tuesday and the Monday preceding...

This Tuesday, Tulane University hosted a debate on the ethics of war between Frédéric Sourgens, director of the Tulane Energy Law Center, and Charles “Cully” Stimson, senior advisor to the president...

Every day, there is a new story about the blatant disregard the Trump administration has for the rule of law, checks and balances and basic human decency. And while my reservoir of rage towards President...

One might assume being a Tulane University student-athlete results in constant interaction with the campus community. As a volleyball player at Tulane, I have come to realize that the reality is very different....

Tulane University charges a $150 fee for students to host a guest during Mardi Gras. At a school where the cost to attend is now nearly $90,000 per year, one would hope that the university would be more...

All communities should be acknowledged for their cultural contributions. According to Tulane University’s Office of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion the university “collaborates with university community...

Three of my close high school friends were on the girl's lacrosse team. As a result, I spent my lunches listening to gossip about players, coaches and complaints about refs. But, in the process, I learned...

Mardi Gras is a citywide extravaganza filled with endless parades, floats and costumes. While these aspects of the celebration are important to Tulane University’s female students, this group places...

It's busy season at Tulane University. The Howard-Tilton Memorial Library and A. B. Freeman School of Business are often full until the dark hours of the night, and students battle to get the most desirable...

A fellow Tulane Hullaballoo writer, Marley Marsalis, wrote last month about her experience as a Black woman from New Orleans at Tulane University, the stares she receives and the insults she hears of her...

Layers of snow blanketed the quads, and frigid temperatures took the city by storm on Jan. 21. The storm was unexpected and exciting for Tulanians, as that much snow hadn’t touched New Orleans since...

With the advent of headphones, many students have come to depend on listening to music while studying, often without good reason. There are two reasons for using music to study.   The first is to drown...