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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

Cracking codes: Synbio club trailblazes CRISPR research

Cracking codes: Synbio club trailblazes CRISPR research

Sophia Finkbeiner, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

Tulane Synthetic Biology Club, more commonly known as TU Synbio, provides a welcoming space for inexperienced researchers to gain laboratory experience and contribute to projects, such as the one the Synbio...

Hip-hop figurehead J Dilla turns 50

Hip-hop figurehead J Dilla turns 50

Max Handler, Arcade Editor February 7, 2024

Few musicians can lay claim to a spot on hip-hop’s Mount Rushmore. In a genre that prioritizes fluidity and introspection, it seems nearly impossible to subjectively elevate an artist to an icon. However,...

The Oscars: Women to watch in 2024

The Oscars: Women to watch in 2024

Evan Allbritton, Staff Writer February 7, 2024

If there was one key moment for entertainment that encapsulated 2023, it was the release of “Barbie” and “Oppenheimer.” While both films gained international success, “Barbie” garnered considerably...

Voice Monet and her son Ori inside the Flippin Birds truck

Flippin Birds: Food truck that ‘gives a cluck’

Ian Faul, Arcade Editor January 17, 2024

Perhaps you’ve wandered on Broadway Street late one night, tired and hungry and not entirely sober, and you’ve seen in the distance a beacon, a passing ship: the Flippin Birds Food Truck.    Flippin...

'Netflix Effect': Is indie film dead?

‘Netflix Effect’: Is indie film dead?

Evan Allbritton, Staff Writer November 8, 2023

Netflix is one of the most defining technologies of our generation; with over 245 million subscribers worldwide, the innovative virtual platform has changed the film industry as we know it. While the “Netflix...

New Orleans Film Society Logo, courtesy of New Orleans Film Society

New Orleans Film Festival 2023 kicks off

Alexandra Kahn, Contributing Writer  November 8, 2023

If there’s one thing New Orleans is known for, it's festivals. Each month there is a new celebration, and in November, that celebration is one of film. The New Orleans Film Society, the nonprofit that...

'Ubu Roi': Royal flush of absurdity, comes to Lupin Theatre

‘Ubu Roi’: Royal flush of absurdity, comes to Lupin Theatre

Ian Faul, Arcade Editor November 8, 2023

On a December night at the dawn of the twentieth century, there was a small commotion in Paris. As curtains went down on what would happen to be both the opening and closing night of Alfred Jarry’s play,...

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Haunting soon in theaters near you

Caroline Kurzweil, Contributing Writer November 1, 2023

As this Halloween season comes to a close, do not miss these scary movies that are hitting the big screen. From novel adaptations of small-town serial killers to a horrifying spin on a Christmas classic,...

Graphic by Shivani Bondada

‘Bottoms’ takes swing at genre of raunchy teen comedy 

Evan Allbritton, Contributing Writer October 18, 2023

“Bottoms,” a satirical teen comedy written by Emma Seligman and actress Rachel Sennott, came to theaters on Friday, Aug. 25 and is quickly becoming a queer favorite through positive representation,...

Matty Healy 'can’t be arsed' at The 1975’s New Orleans show 

Matty Healy ‘can’t be arsed’ at The 1975’s New Orleans show 

Lila Mago, Staff Writer October 18, 2023

Indie-pop-rock band The 1975 stopped by New Orleans on Oct. 12 at the Smoothie King Center. Frontman Matty Healy, guitarist Adam Hann, bassist Ross MacDonald and drummer George Daniel comprise the band,...

New Orleans Jazz musician Connie Jones and the Crescent City Jazz Band play Satchmo Summerfest (Courtesy of Loyola Photo Archives)

Connie Jones tribute band to honor traditional jazz at Loyola

Gabi Liebeler, Editor-in-Chief September 13, 2023

Conrad “Connie” R. Jones’s traditional New Orleans sounds may no longer ring from his own cornet, but his 60-year long career lives on through the Connie Jones Legacy Band, set to play Loyola...

Why Marvel is no longer marvelous

Why Marvel is no longer marvelous

Benny Greenspan, Staff Writer April 27, 2023

Last month, my friend Matan Brigel and I took part in a tradition that has taken place around three times a year for the last 12 years of my life — going to see the latest Marvel movie. Since he was...

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