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  • 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

  • Sophi Tomasulo

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    Masked Violence Volume II opens in Woldenberg Art Center

  • OPINION | Clean eating diets pose risks

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    OPINION | Clean eating diets pose risks

  • Graphic by Mia Mancheski

    Arcade

    Quality over quantity: CDs’ gradual resurgence

  • Michael Pratt and Lawrence Keys III celebrate a play on Sept. 23, 2023 against Nicholls State.

    Football

    Catching waves: Pratt’s new record, an ex-colonel

  • Tulanes $150 million deal with LCMC to sell them three hospitals will proceed after court ruling.

    City

    Federal court allows LCMC purchase of Tulane hospitals

  • Extreme weather in New Orleans as well as campus construction create changes for Tulanes beloved campus cats.

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    OPINION | Caring for Tulane’s campus cats 

  • Graphic by Mylie Bluhm

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    “Hell is a Teenage Girl” in Olivia Rodrigo’s “Guts”

  • Elon Musk is the owner of X and a self proclaimed “free speech absolutist.” But do his personal beliefs and authority as a public figure enable the posting of derogatory hate speech on his platform?

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    OPINION | Elon Musk’s free speech hypocrisy has gone too far

  • Andrew Messina said the most valuable part of his time at Tulane was the connections he made with peers and alumni.

    News

    Tulane alum, Disney exec talks post-grad success

  • Tulane announces preparation for potential saltwater intrusion

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    Tulane announces preparation for potential saltwater intrusion

  • Lance Robinson races past a Nicholls State player during the matchup at Yulman Stadium on Sept. 23, 2023.

    Football

    Tulane continues streak, beats Nicholls State

  • New Orleans Fire and Tulane Police were on the scene of a reported fire in Percival Stern Hall on Sept. 22, 2023.

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    Fire reported in Stern Hall prompts brief evacuation Friday

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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

spring semester

COVID-19 cases reported at Tulane, mirroring statewide increases

Lindsay Ruhl and Martha Sanchez August 30, 2023

COVID-19 cases at Tulane University rose during return to campus in August, mirroring statewide increases of illness that returned this summer — more than three years since the pandemic began.    In...

Monkeypox, COVID-19 threats remain low in New Orleans

Monkeypox, COVID-19 threats remain low in New Orleans

Mercedes Ohlen, Staff Writer September 28, 2022

The threat for both Monkeypox and COVID-19 remains low in New Orleans and Louisiana.    According to the Louisiana Department of Health, there are 251 reported cases of Monkeypox within...

New COVID-19 booster available for students, staff

New COVID-19 booster available for students, staff

Marcus Pacenza, Contributing Reporter September 19, 2022

This school year is expected to be the first since 2020 without major COVID-19 impacts at Tulane University. But the virus is still here, and there is a new tool to help people decrease their chances...

President Mike Fitts discusses the issues that matter to Tulane students as they return to campus.

Q&A: President Mike Fitts on crime, Campus Health, Tulane’s future

Martha Sanchez, News Editor August 31, 2022

President Fitts sat down with The Hullabaloo to discuss hurricane preparedness, crime and the issues that matter to Tulane students as they return to campus this semester. The conversation has been...

As monkeypox spreads, Tulane is urging caution among students.

Tulane urges monkeypox caution

Layla Reese, Contributing Reporter August 31, 2022

President Joe Biden’s declaration of a monkeypox public health emergency and national vaccine shortage are among the causes for virus concerns at Tulane University.    Tulane Campus Health...

A Hullabaloo archive photograph of a COVID-19 testing station in Patterson Hall from February 2021.

Relaxed COVID-19 protocols prompt excitement, concern

Katherine Dawson, Contributing Reporter August 24, 2022

Tulane University dropped surveillance COVID-19 testing and off-campus isolation policies this month, marking a shift towards normalcy as the school enters its fifth full semester of the pandemic.    For...

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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...

Tulane ends surveillance testing, off-campus isolation policies

Tulane ends surveillance testing, off-campus isolation policies

Martha Sanchez, News Editor August 7, 2022

Tulane University will stop surveillance COVID-19 testing and on-campus students who test positive will isolate in their residence halls, the school announced Friday, marking a shift from stricter...

Tulane cases remain low amid new COVID-19 variant

Tulane cases remain low amid new COVID-19 variant

Martha Sanchez, News Editor April 13, 2022

A highly infectious omicron subvariant called BA.2 is spreading across the globe in the newest wave of COVID-19, but at Tulane University, case numbers remain low.  The new variant hit Europe with...

OPINION | Vaccine mandates are still important to ensure normalcy

OPINION | Vaccine mandates are still important to ensure normalcy

Taylor Spill, Contributing Columnist April 13, 2022

On March 21, Mayor LaToya Cantrell got rid of  the vaccine and testing mandate for most public spaces. This decision came because COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations around the time remained low despite...

Jazz Fest return

OPINION | Return of Jazz Fest brings community, culture

Setah Alavi, Staff Columnist March 22, 2022

The “World’s Greatest Backyard Barbeque” is returning to the Fair Grounds Race Course for the first time since 2019, bringing with it the culture of New Orleans. The New Orleans Jazz &...

Tulane Universitys academic quad is quiet in between classes.

State of the TUnion

Lily Mae Lazarus and Rohan Goswami March 21, 2022

There are 57 days until the end of Tulane University’s 2021-2022 academic year. In just over one week, Tulanians will kick their feet up for spring break, which is back by popular demand. Before...

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