Michael Morton, a senior majoring in chemical engineering, serves as the vice president of Academic Affairs for Undergraduate Student Government for the 2017-18 academic year. In the upcoming semester,...

"When I initially visited Tulane, the first thing that struck me were the trees," freshman Grace Donahue said. "I hadn't been to any other campus that looked even remotely like Tulane's. The trees added...

Editor's Note: The Hullabaloo editorial staff acknowledges that running this article on the front page of our paper and online in some ways plays into what the posters of the signs initially wanted: inciting...

When President Trump announced the repeal of Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, Tulane undergraduate and DACA beneficiary Jane* said she had little time to feel or panic. Survival was the only thing...

"Sexual violence impacts all of us. And we can do something about it," the flyer for the third annual Shifting the Paradigm event reads. Hosted by Title IX at Tulane and Tulane Campus Health, the event...

Tulane's School of Science and Engineering is introducing The Department of River-Coastal Science and Engineering, the first of its kind.  Through the new program, Tulane seeks to further understand...

The new student code of conduct for the 2017-18 year features changes aimed at shifting focus from punishment to education. Significant changes in the revised student code of conduct include the general...

Tulane's chapter of Kappa Sigma Fraternity has been closed for its violation of the fraternity's code of conduct. The Supreme Executive Committee of Kappa Sigma Fraternity voted to close Tulane's Sigma...

If half of the millennials in New Orleans voted in local elections, what could they accomplish?  In a city in which 30,000 votes generally decide mayoral elections, Millennials Voter Engagement Initiative,...