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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

Slow demographic changes demonstrate administration’s failure to diversify campus

Justin Marcano, Staff Writer October 18, 2018

It’s like a broken record. The pleas for diversity at Tulane have gone on for years now, but if we continue to be all bark and no bite, nothing will change. The university can celebrate its required...

Tulane has moral obligation to provide fentanyl-testing strips at health center

Shea Dobson, Staff Writer October 18, 2018

The Hullabaloo recently published an article on the risk fentanyl-laced drugs pose on Tulane’s campus. Here, I would like to elaborate on the extreme danger fentanyl poses both on this campus and in...

Ashley Chen | Views Layout Editor

Letter from the Editor: What’s in a name?

Canela López, Editor in Chief October 18, 2018

It’s the middle of October in New Orleans, and we all know what that means: fall time. The leaves are changing (kind of), the air is cooling down (sort of) and students are struggle-chugging coffee in...

Hypersocialization is an endemic problem for Tulane students, strains mental health

Hypersocialization is an endemic problem for Tulane students, strains mental health

Hannah Klein and Matt Saletta October 17, 2018

Tulane’s work hard, play hard culture has stood the test of time, but it continues to burden students by reinforcing a culture of hypersocialization. For the sake of their continued health and happiness,...

Letter from the Editors: Clarifying “sugaring” articles published Sept. 26

Letter from the Editors: Clarifying “sugaring” articles published Sept. 26

Canela López and Taylor DeMulling October 8, 2018

As student journalists, we here at The Hullabaloo have dedicated ourselves to reporting the stories of the Tulane community to the best of our abilities, even when the nature of these truths can be shocking...

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Letter to the Editor: The Hullabaloo should not promote sugar dating

Tamar Arenson October 8, 2018

To the editors of The Hullabaloo, my fellow Tulanians: I am often an avid reader of The Tulane Hullabaloo. As a student who beams with pride at my university, I try my hardest to stay involved with...

reopening

Letter to the Editor: Tulane should be proud to be associated with Peace Corps

Elias Garcia, Alumnus October 3, 2018

I am writing this letter in response to the article “Tulane students must be critical of No. 1 Peace Corps Volunteer ranking” that was published on September 27, 2018. As an alumnus of Tulane and...

Senate Judiciary Committee fails American people in improper investigation

Senate Judiciary Committee fails American people in improper investigation

Jordan Hall, Views Editor October 3, 2018

As the highest court in the country, the U.S. Supreme Court has long been held in esteem by American citizens. It is historically seen as an impartial body, fit to rule on the most important issues...

STDs, mental health risks ignored by students

STDs, mental health risks ignored by students

Jon Krantz, Staff Writer October 3, 2018

Tulane University often advertises the illustrious nightlife of New Orleans but, for obvious reasons, chooses to not discuss the pervasive hookup culture it often entails. At our school, it is becoming...

University fails to provide housing, leaves students behind

University fails to provide housing, leaves students behind

Justin Marcano, Contributing Writer October 3, 2018

Tulane University has created a pressure-filled housing problem that has been ignored for too long. Until some serious changes are made, students will continue to be impacted by the university’s negligence...

Elections in Texas, Georgia on track to reshape Democratic party

Elections in Texas, Georgia on track to reshape Democratic party

Matt Saletta, Views Editor October 3, 2018

In just a few weeks, the future of the Democrats may be decided by elections in Georgia and Texas. In the next decade of elections, will the Democrats try to win over moderate voters, or will they...

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...

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