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

Citizens cannot tolerate dismissal of Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein

Edwin Wang, Contributing Writer October 3, 2018

Since national news coverage has been driven by the allegations against Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, many have forgotten about the ongoing Special Counsel investigation regarding alleged collusion...

Green Wave Grille deepens divide between students, student-athletes

Green Wave Grille deepens divide between students, student-athletes

Justin Walton, Contributing Writer September 27, 2018

If you have never heard of the Green Wave Grille, you are not alone.  Only student-athletes seem to know about it. The Grille is a new dining hall, introduced this year, that was designed specifically...

Students should reflect on consequences of hook-up culture

Students should reflect on consequences of hook-up culture

Matt Saletta, Views Section Editor September 27, 2018

Hookup culture has come to dominate American college campuses, and even casual forms of traditional dating have largely been displaced. As a society, we have shifted away from a marriage-oriented culture...

Tulane students must be critical of No. 1 Peace Corps Volunteer ranking

Tulane students must be critical of No. 1 Peace Corps Volunteer ranking

Shea Dobson and September 27, 2018

“The audacity of my arrogance in assuming that this time abroad would do Cameroon any good was apparent on day one.” These are the words of former Peace Corps Volunteer Kelli Donley, who resigned from...

Saving serious relationships until after college benefits students

Saving serious relationships until after college benefits students

Jordan Hall, Views Section Editor September 26, 2018

Would you marry someone you met in college? Many of us would probably say no. Our parents, however, likely would have said yes. In fact, many of them probably did marry a college sweetheart.Millennials...

Letter from the Editor: Dating apps, self-discovery and Tulane

Letter from the Editor: Dating apps, self-discovery and Tulane

Canela López, Editor–in–Chief September 26, 2018

For many of us undergraduate students, our time at college is an era of intellectual, spiritual and, for a lucky few, sexual exploration. It is a time to grow, to learn and to find ourselves. Though...

Tulanes mascot should change again to maintain tradition

Tulane’s mascot should change again to maintain tradition

Matt Saletta, Editor for Views Section September 24, 2018

The time has come to change Tulane’s mascot. Though this may sound like a radical stance, changing the mascot is the only way for Tulane to uphold one of its longest traditions. To understand this, we...

Mental health programs like CAPS deserve more funding, attention

Mental health programs like CAPS deserve more funding, attention

Austin Rodriguez, Staff Writer September 21, 2018

Mental health on college campuses is an enduring issue, and campus health services across the country are making serious efforts to address the constantly fluctuating, and generally increasing, needs of...

Kavanaughs confirmation must be postponed to address accusations

Kavanaugh’s confirmation must be postponed to address accusations

Quinn Burke, Staff Writer September 20, 2018

Trump’s second Supreme Court nominee threatens to reverse incredible progress made regarding sexual violence and misconduct in the U.S. Judge Brett Kavanaugh currently faces sexual assault allegations...

Southern states must consider urban planning to address rapid growth

Matt Saletta, Editor of the Views Section September 16, 2018

As each year passes, Southern states are becoming more urban. Cities like San Antonio, Atlanta, New Orleans and Houston are booming with transplants from all over the world, but few are taking serious...

New Orleans needs to acknowledge its environmental issues

New Orleans needs to acknowledge its environmental issues

Jon Krantz, Staff Writer September 14, 2018

The city of New Orleans needs to start taking the environment seriously. So far, the city has failed to reduce its carbon footprint or promote higher environmental standards for its citizens.Let’s take...

Tulane’s mismatched architecture hinders campus cohesion

Cadence Neenan, Senior Staff Reporter September 13, 2018

Just this week, U.S. News and World Report came out with its vaguely titled “Best College Rankings,” solidifying the rampant anxieties of students everywhere. A quick glance at the top five universities...

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