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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

Mifepristone and misoprostol are now Schedule IV classified substances in Louisiana.

Louisiana is first state to mark mifepristone and misoprostol as classified substances

Olivia Warren, Lillian Foster, and Sami Gitlin October 2, 2024

Louisiana is officially the first state in the country to identify the drugs mifepristone and misoprostol as Schedule IV controlled substances. These drugs are commonly used to induce abortions, which...

Pro-choice voters increase in Louisiana

Pro-choice voters increase in Louisiana

Bryce Oufnac, Staff Writer August 28, 2024

A May 2024 poll by the Times-Picayune/The Advocate suggests that Louisiana might be oscillating in its historically staunch pro-life position.   The poll found that 54% of citizens support abortion...

The Sawyer Seminar’s title, "The New Green Wave: Reproductive Justice in the Gulf South and Beyond," is inspired by the Green Wave movement, a reproductive rights movement that advocates for expanded access to abortion throughout Latin America.

‘The New Green Wave’: School of Liberal Arts to host reproductive rights seminar

Rosemary Mulvey, Contributing Writer February 7, 2024

The Tulane University School of Liberal Arts has been selected to host a year-long Sawyer Seminar this upcoming fall on campus. A $225,000 grant from the Mellon Foundation accompanies the award to...

Campus Health provides free condoms and Plan B to students. Big Easy EC provides 24-hour Emergency Contraceptive delivery service operated by Tulane students.

Reproductive care still available at Tulane post Roe v. Wade

Emma Menard, Contributing Writer October 20, 2023

The 2022 Dobbs v. Jackson Supreme Court decision altered the landscape of reproductive healthcare across America by reversing Roe v. Wade, which made abortion federally legal in 1973. The Dobbs decision...

Louisiana witnessed the lowest voter turnout for a governor’s election in over a decade. Out of three million registered voters, 36% voted in the state’s primary. In Orleans and Jefferson Parish, less than a third of qualified voters took to the polls.

Louisiana elects first Republican governor in eight years

Hannah Levitan and Martha Sanchez October 18, 2023

For the last seven years, Governor John Bel Edwards has been the sole Democratic governor in the Deep South. But after this weekend’s gubernatorial election, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry...

OPINION | Health care restrictions hold marginalized groups back

OPINION | Health care restrictions hold marginalized groups back

Anne Belevetz, Contributing Writer October 4, 2023

College is a time in which students often experiment sexually, which is why it's important to be familiar with sexual health resources. Considering the decision to overturn Roe v. Wade in June 2022,...

Professors and students on Tulane University's campus give context and provide opinions regarding Gov. Jeff Landry's ban on critical race theory.

State legislative session returns in 2023

Olivia Warren, Associate News Editor April 12, 2023

The 2023 Louisiana Regular Legislative Session met for the first time on Monday. The session will last no later than June 8.   Several bills limiting LGBTQ+ rights may reach the floor of...

On the busy roads of S. Claiborne Avenue, two seemingly similar businesses sit: Planned Parenthood and the Women's New Life Clinic. Both businesses aim to assist people with reproductive needs in very different ways.

Planned Parenthood, New Life Clinic: Dichotomies confronted on Claiborne

Olivia Warren, Associate News Editor March 31, 2023

Amid the bustle of South Claiborne Avenue, on either side of a black metal fence, sit two seemingly similar businesses: Planned Parenthood and the Woman’s New Life Clinic.   Planned Parenthood...

OPINION | Legislative fallout in Louisiana post-Roe v. Wade

OPINION | Legislative fallout in Louisiana post-Roe v. Wade

Carson Glew, Contributing Columnist September 14, 2022

Over the last few years, abortion has become one of the most contentious political topics of the 21st century. The Supreme Court’s decision to strike down Roe v. Wade caused millions of people all...

Medical students (from left) Maya David, Eva Kruger and Brian Le all oppose Louisiana's abortion ban. It could impact where they chose to complete future residency programs

‘Like walking on glass’: Anxious post-Roe era for Tulane’s Medical School

Martha Sanchez, News Editor August 30, 2022

Dr. Cecilia Gambala was treating patients as usual one morning this summer, too busy to check her phone.    But she knew what was coming.    A nurse got the text: the U.S. Supreme...

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5 headlines you might have missed this summer

Martha Sanchez, News Editor August 23, 2022

From President Mike Fitts to Roe v. Wade, here are the top stories the Tulane Hullabaloo covered this summer.    Tulane University ended surveillance COVID-19 testing, off-campus isolation...

Abortion rights protestors gathered in front of the federal 5th Circuit's John Minor Wisdom U.S. Court of Appeals Building this June to protest the U.S. Supreme Court's strike down of the landmark Roe v. Wade case.

Louisiana clinics temporarily resume abortions after judge lifts state ban

Martha Sanchez, News Editor June 27, 2022

Louisiana’s three abortion clinics will resume services this week after a New Orleans judge temporarily blocked the state’s ban on the procedure on Monday. The clinics shuttered Friday after the...

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