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  • Once the home of over 120 business, North Claiborne Avenue was know as “The Black Wallstreet”

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    “A devastation”: How infamous expressway sliced NOLA neighborhood in half

  • Beyoncé’s “Renaissance World Tour” comes to Superdome

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    Beyoncé’s “Renaissance World Tour” comes to Superdome

  • In August of last year, Jefferson Parish saw around 10 inches of rain compared to August this year, with only two inches of rain. In July, Louisiana was 20 inches below its usual amount of rainfall.

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    Saltwater intrusion is alarming but manageable, Tulane professors say

  • Magdalena Salivas work welcome to Tulane includes an interactive component, prompting viewers to take a bruise shaped sticker.

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    OPINION | Students beyond survivors need spaces like Masked Violence

  • Tulane Campus Health is offering free flu vaccines to students and staff. Appointments are encouraged, but not required.

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    Flu, COVID-19 vaccines no longer required at​ Tulane

  • The Benevolent Society for the Propagation of Assorted Tomfoolery and Other Sorts of Peculiar and Otherwise Absurd and Baffling Nonsense meets atop a parking garage.

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    Inside Tulane’s Juggling Club, absurdity abounds

  • Graphic by Shivani Bondada

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    TUCPalooza premieres this October

  • OPINION | Health care restrictions hold marginalized groups back

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    OPINION | Health care restrictions hold marginalized groups back

  • Graphic by Shivani Bondada

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    23 Iconic costumes for Halloween ‘23

  • Last year, four elite private schools — University of Southern California, University of Notre Dame, Cornell University and Dartmouth College — accepted more legacy students than Black students.

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    OPINION | Legacy admissions at Tulane hurts diversity

  • Tulane medical students Sydney Kuo and Tiffany Quash organized a panel of healthcare experts to discuss the recent ban on gender affirming medical care for youth.

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    Tulane community responds to LA gender-affirming care ban

  • Tulane may not renew its contract with Sodexo for certain custodial services, but current employees will have the opportunity to switch to the new vendor.

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    Tulane considering ending Sodexo contract at certain facilities

  • The Green Wave started conference play 1-0 with a win against the University of Alabama at Birmingham on Saturday, Sept. 30, 2023.

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    Tulane starts conference play 1-0, beating UAB 35-23

  • Strong City plays host to underprivileged families

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    Strong City plays host to underprivileged families

  • Tulane and Loyola Universities campuses are not affected by the boil water advisory but off-campus residences lie in the affected zone.

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    Boil water advisory issued in part of Uptown

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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

Black experience beyond Black pain

Black experience beyond Black pain

Francisco Roman, Contributing Writer February 16, 2023

The Black American experience is one of the most complicated dichotomies in present day history. Repeatedly, Black individuals are met with the constant reminder that the country we reside in not only...

An Open Letter to Allies

An Open Letter to Allies

Akira Shelton, Contributing Columnist February 16, 2023

Dear Reader, I want to keep this opinion piece short and sweet. It’s bound to make you uncomfortable; I am a firm believer in the idea that being uncomfortable at times is the best way to learn,...

OPINION | Guess who’s Black?

OPINION | Guess who’s Black?

Doxey Kamara, Intersections Editor November 16, 2022

On the census, anyone who identifies as Black can fill in that bubble. In an ongoing Supreme Court case, Ardoin v. Robinson, Louisiana’s Republican secretary of state is attempting to change that....

Black history

How do you celebrate Black History Month at a university with so few Black people?

Kennon Stewart, Contributing Writer February 6, 2020

I grew up celebrating Black History in my great-grandfather’s church in Detroit. For 18 years, three generations of my family spent every February in a gospel-induced fervor, belting and dancing to my...

The death of the Black male

The death of the Black male

Eric Charles, Staff Writer April 10, 2019

Editor’s Note: Dr. Sabia McCoy-Torres is an assistant professor jointly appointed in the Department of Anthropology and Program in Africana Studies.   Dear Dr. Sabia McCoy-Torres, The...

Hollywood or Hollygrove? Bounce music, Drake, and culture-vulturing collide and create discussions

Hollywood or Hollygrove? Bounce music, Drake, and culture-vulturing collide and create discussions

Hugo Fajardo, Intersections Editor September 13, 2018

“Bounce music is New Orleans, New Orleans is bounce music,” junior Satchel Joseph said. “I think it’s difficult for others to understand, but it holds a significant place in the development...

A superhero of our own: What Black Panther means to us

A superhero of our own: What “Black Panther” means to us

Nketiah Berko, Views Editor February 22, 2018

Last Friday, Marvel Studios released "Black Panther," the 18th film in the expanding Marvel cinematic universe. Marvel's newest hero is a regal monarch protecting a prosperous nation. Possessing a...

Can black women fit into the body positivity movement?

Can black women fit into the body positivity movement?

Nile Pierre, Associate Intersections Editor March 22, 2017

As we begin to navigate the new era of intersectional feminism, an important question buried under decades of history finally reaches the surface: Is there room for black women in the "body posi" movement?...

Beyoncé was robbed: Grammys perpetuate anti-blackness

Beyoncé was robbed: Grammys perpetuate anti-blackness

Nile Pierre, Staff Writer February 16, 2017

Beyoncé didn't win Album of the Year, and I was heartbroken. Women of color everywhere experienced her loss as the Recording Academy's voting committee attempted to silence our voice in the industry,...

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