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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

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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OPINION | Tulane’s AI policy at odds with environmentalism

Millicent Helmka, Contributing Writer February 5, 2025

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...

Marsalis spends time in the snow with friends.

OPINION | Generational sight: New Orleans blanketed in snow

Marley Marsalis, Staff Writer (Views) February 5, 2025

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...

President Donald Trump.

OPINION | What you forgot about Trump’s last term

Jordan Weinfeld, Contributing Writer January 30, 2025

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...

Tulane is more like Glencoe, Illinois, than New Orleans.

OPINION | Tulane’s culture should be more like New Orleans 

Beau McBride, Staff Writer   January 29, 2025

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...

Tulane students enjoy the snow

OPINION | Snowstorm leaves Tulane students searching for food  

Alya Satchu , Views Editor January 29, 2025

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...

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OPINION | On studying with music 

Beau McBride, Staff Writer   January 29, 2025

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...

The duality of campus culture.

OPINION | Why isn’t alcohol on my ballot?

Jonah Young, Contributing Writer  January 29, 2025

Drinking culture remains a defining aspect of America in 2025. Though many Americans have concerns with drinking culture, alcohol consumption is widely accepted across the nation, and the association between...

Students walk in front of Hébert Hall.

OPINION | Name of Hébert Hall violates Tulane’s commitment to inclusion 

 Leah Cororve, Contributing Writer  January 29, 2025

Controversy about the name of Tulane University’s F. Edward Hébert Hall emerged with the building's naming in the 1970s and persists today. This academic building, the home of Tulane’s Department...

Acquiring Greenland wastes important time for other issues.

OPINION | Acquiring Greenland is unnecessary  

Zach Lukeman, Contributing Writer January 29, 2025

In the months since his election victory, President Donald Trump has adamantly expressed his desire to acquire Greenland, threating the stability of the United States of America’s NATO alliance. Greenland,...

A relieved student scrolls once more.

OPINION | Five stages of grieving TikTok

Caden Larrenga, Contributing Writer January 22, 2025

On the night of Jan. 18, the United States banned the social media app TikTok. At 10:30 that night, although clocks continued to tick and tock, the hearts of Generation Z shattered. Their hearts skipped,...

Elon Musk did what appeared to be a Nazi salute multiple times.

OPINION | Elon Musk’s Nazi salute should horrify any American

Ethan Lenkin, Views Editor January 22, 2025

After a critical mass of Americans re-elected a convicted felon as president, I’m not sure what I had been expecting for Inauguration Day. Executive orders designed to horrify one’s conscience and...

Marley Marsalis, 2024 Joan of Arc maid from Orléans France Maïlys Boët (middle), and 2025 Joan of Arc maid Life Sacco at the Joan of Arc Parade (from right to left). Courtesy of Marley Marsalis.

OPINION | Terrorists cannot change what makes New Orleans great

Marley Marsalis, Contributing Writer January 22, 2025

On Jan. 1, an individual drove a pickup truck into a crowd of people on the historic Bourbon Street, killing 14 people and injuring dozens. Federal authorities later declared this atrocity a planned terrorist...

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