This past election cycle highlighted extreme political tribalism and polarization in America. Both political parties stoked these flames and zeroed in on negative rhetoric. Republicans fired up their base...

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...

When fascists rear their heads, we are presented with a choice: to stand against them or cower before them. Over the past several weeks, much of the country has already made its decision. On Jan. 20, Elon...

On Jan. 8, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo clapped back at President Donald Trump’s order to rename the Gulf of Mexico to “Gulf of America” in her mañanera, an hour-long daily morning...

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 student approaches an iPad in the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life. They type their name, phone number and food order into their LBC restaurant of choice, and voilà, they are alerted when their...

Louisiana universities, such as Louisiana State University and the University of New Orleans, are concerned with researching the impending environmental collapse. Tulane University is no exception. That...

About two weeks ago, New Orleans experienced a historic snowfall, receiving almost 10 inches of snow. As a New Orleans local, I am more than acclimated to hot temperatures and the inevitable flooding that...

Eight years ago, my classmates discussed how little they knew about President Donald Trump. Four years ago, there was a great amount of stigma towards voting for Trump. However, there has been a cultural...

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...