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  • Tulane and Loyola Universities campuses are not affected by the boil water advisory but off-campus residences lie in the affected zone.

    City

    Boil water advisory issued in part of Uptown

  • Sophi Tomasulo

    Arcade

    Masked Violence Volume II opens in Woldenberg Art Center

  • OPINION | Clean eating diets pose risks

    Views

    OPINION | Clean eating diets pose risks

  • Graphic by Mia Mancheski

    Arcade

    Quality over quantity: CDs’ gradual resurgence

  • Michael Pratt and Lawrence Keys III celebrate a play on Sept. 23, 2023 against Nicholls State.

    Football

    Catching waves: Pratt’s new record, an ex-colonel

  • Tulanes $150 million deal with LCMC to sell them three hospitals will proceed after court ruling.

    City

    Federal court allows LCMC purchase of Tulane hospitals

  • Extreme weather in New Orleans as well as campus construction create changes for Tulanes beloved campus cats.

    Views

    OPINION | Caring for Tulane’s campus cats 

  • Graphic by Mylie Bluhm

    Arcade

    “Hell is a Teenage Girl” in Olivia Rodrigo’s “Guts”

  • Elon Musk is the owner of X and a self proclaimed “free speech absolutist.” But do his personal beliefs and authority as a public figure enable the posting of derogatory hate speech on his platform?

    Views

    OPINION | Elon Musk’s free speech hypocrisy has gone too far

  • Andrew Messina said the most valuable part of his time at Tulane was the connections he made with peers and alumni.

    News

    Tulane alum, Disney exec talks post-grad success

  • Tulane announces preparation for potential saltwater intrusion

    City

    Tulane announces preparation for potential saltwater intrusion

  • Lance Robinson races past a Nicholls State player during the matchup at Yulman Stadium on Sept. 23, 2023.

    Football

    Tulane continues streak, beats Nicholls State

  • New Orleans Fire and Tulane Police were on the scene of a reported fire in Percival Stern Hall on Sept. 22, 2023.

    News

    Fire reported in Stern Hall prompts brief evacuation Friday

  • Tulane University will require students to sign up for tickets to all future home games after the student section filled to capacity nearly an hour before kickoff on Saturday, Sept. 9 against Ole Miss.

    Football

    Tulane Football finds success: Can they sustain it?

  • Tulane, along with similar private universities, dropped significantly in US News 2024 college rankings. US News made significant changes to their methodology in their ranking system, no longer considering factors like class size.

    News

    Tulane drops significantly in US News college rankings

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The Tulane Hullabaloo

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The Tulane Hullabaloo

elections

Louisiana elections should be decided by Louisianans, not out-of-state students

Edwin Wang and Michael Naish December 5, 2019

Coinciding with historic statewide voter participation, College Democrats empowered Tulane’s precinct’s 118% spike in turnout. Greater civic engagement promotes better local collaboration, but out-of-state...

public defenders

Orleans Public Defenders deserve our support as they fight for funding

Josh Axelrod and Nketiah Berko November 9, 2019

Josh Axelrod and Nketiah Berko both served as investigative interns for the Orleans Public Defenders office in the spring of 2019. The Orleans Public Defenders office represents about 85% of defendants...

hard rock hotel

Among the Hard Rock accident’s worst victims? An immigrant who helped build the hotel.

Colin Threlkeld, Senior Staff Writer October 30, 2019

When Delmer Joel Ramirez Palma showed up to work his construction job at the Hard Rock Hotel on Oct. 12, he hardly could have imagined what the next few days would have in store for him. Ramirez Palma...

Protests against emissions in Cancer Alley

Cancer alley residents are fighting for a sustainable future

Nketiah Berko, Views Editor October 23, 2019

Amidst the industrial smog clouding the River Parishes, the residents of Cancer Alley insist upon being heard. We owe them our attention. Last Tuesday, Newcomb Art Museum hosted a free screening of...

amendment

Election Day amendments represent shifts in Louisiana policy

Julia Prager-Hessel, Staff Writer October 16, 2019

Julia Prager-Hessel worked for MSNBC this summer in the breaking news political unit. The gubernatorial primary, which resulted in a November runoff between Gov. John Bel Edwards and businessman Eddie...

gubernatorial

The ultimate Louisiana gubernatorial voting guide

Julia Prager-Hessel, Staff Writer September 25, 2019

Julia Prager-Hessel worked for MSNBC this summer in the breaking news political unit. The political climate on Tulane’s campus is largely the result of rumor and generalized personality traits. You’re...

opioid

Tulane can help Louisiana combat its urgent opioid crisis

Edwin Wang, Staff Writer September 25, 2019

At Tulane, an exciting effort is currently underway to find safe alternatives to fatal opioids that have haunted countless Americans. Despite positive news at Tulane and nationally, the opioid crisis...

Organizers petition for New Orleans to make name changes more accessible for transgender city residents.

Students should support local trans organizing, Real Name Campaign

Dylan Borne, Staff Writer September 11, 2019

Dylan Borne (she/they) is a member of Freedom Road Socialist Organization and an organizer with the Real Name Campaign. Transgender activists in the city are pushing forward a new grassroots struggle...

children

With an overly punitive juvenile justice system, New Orleans is failing its children

Nketiah Berko, Views Editor September 4, 2019

Nketiah Berko is a research assistant with the Oxford-Tulane Developmental Justice Network studying juvenile justice in New Orleans and Barbados and was formerly an investigative intern at the Orleans...

Dehumanizing conditions in Louisiana prisons disregard inmate rights

Dehumanizing conditions in Louisiana prisons disregard inmate rights

Emma King, Contributing Writer August 28, 2019

Emma King is a member of Newcomb Prison Project and recently completed an internship with the Promise of Justice Initiative/Capital Appeals Project. Inhumane prison conditions in Louisiana reflect...

Yacob Arroyo | Staff Artist

New Orleans must find new ways to preserve its history

Gabriel Clark-Clough, Contributing Writer April 25, 2019

It is uncanny how visiting the city before and after Hurricane Katrina, the comparatively touristy parts of the city recovered to almost exactly how they were before. With tourism as a central part of...

Ashley Chen | Views Layout Editor

The Elephant: New Orleans must stand up for Cuban population

Adam Goldstein, Contributing Writer April 25, 2019

Few can debate the legitimacy of New Orleans’ moniker as the northernmost point of the Caribbean. Between its geographic standing, an unorthodox blend of cultures and history as a major port marketplace,...

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