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  • Corrupt or charitable: Zemurray legacy at Tulane

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    Corrupt or charitable: Zemurray legacy at Tulane

  • Photo by Evan Allbritton

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    Museum of Southern Jewish Experience embraces community

  • Graphic by Shivani Bondada

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    Mariah Carey’s influence on holiday music

  • Graphic by Nathan Rich

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    “Priscilla:” Coppola unveils beautiful, sad life of Priscilla Presley

  • This weekend against Southern Methodist University marks a huge opportunity for the Green Wave.

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    Tulane, SMU marks defining moment for Green Wave, Willie Fritz

  • Jennifer Egan discusses dreams, fairy tales in author talk series

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    Jennifer Egan discusses dreams, fairy tales in author talk series

  • OPINION | Time for Tulane to deal with doubles to dorms

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    OPINION | Time for Tulane to deal with doubles to dorms

  • OPINION | Puff, puff, pass: Louisiana State marijuana laws impact marginalized communities

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    OPINION | Puff, puff, pass: Louisiana State marijuana laws impact marginalized communities

  • Graphic by Nathan Rich

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    “The Holdovers”: holiday film made “in the new old-fashioned way”

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    TikTok shop chamoy pickle kit, honestly

  • Graphic by Mylie Bluhm

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    Five new albums for 2023 holiday season

  • Defensive back Tahir Annoor celebrates a play on Friday, Nov. 24, 2023 against UTSA.

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    Second wave: Tulane beats UTSA, will host AAC Championship

  • Tulane hires David Harris as new athletic director

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    Tulane hires David Harris as new athletic director

  • Courtesy of Parker Waters — Tulane Athletics

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    Tulane finds form, beating FAU 24-8

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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

The Tulane Hullabaloo

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The Tulane Hullabaloo

What to do when theres no place like home

What to do when there’s no place like home

Fiona Grathwohl , Arcade Editor September 23, 2018

It’s that time of the year when the excitement of starting the new semester at college has worn off, the stress inevitably piles up and you start to miss home. In light of what may be an emotional...

Celebrities who love, live in New Orleans

Celebrities who love, live in New Orleans

Fiona Grathwohl , Arcade Editor September 14, 2018

New Orleans is famous for many things, from romantic jazz to insanely good food to French-inspired architecture. Another foundation of fame in the Crescent City, however, is fame itself. Many celebrities...

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New Netflix show ‘Insatiable’ fails to satisfy viewers

Fiona Grathwohl , Arcade Editor September 7, 2018

If you haven't heard of “Insatiable” yet, it’s time to get on Google. After reading extremely mixed reviews of the new Netflix show, many of which skewed negative, The Hullabaloo decided to watch...

Queue: Super Guilty Pleasure Television Shows

Nurah Lambert and Fiona Grathwohl September 3, 2018

There is good tv and there is trash tv. We love the trash and we’re not afraid to admit it, no matter how problematic, poorly-written and just plain bad it is. This week's queue features Arcade's guiltiest...

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Love and Capitalism class brings Crazy Rich Asians to Tulane

Fiona Grathwohl, Arcade Editor August 31, 2018

We have all heard about the new and fascinating story taking the world by storm: Crazy Rich Asians by Kevin Kwan. To put our newfound interest to good use, the English Department’s Love and Capitalism...

Josh Jessiman | Photography Editor

Beat the Heat: A Tulane student’s guide to staying cool in NOLA weather

Fiona Grathwohl, Arcade Editor August 30, 2018

Dealing with the heat, humidity and armpit sweat can be tough for many Tulane students, especially for those coming from northern states like New York. Though the temperatures do drop to a more pleasant...

bedsheet project

Bedsheet Project provokes sexual violence dialogue

Fiona Grathwohl, Senior Staff Reporter April 19, 2018

Next week, students from every sphere of Tulane will be invited to participate in the Bedsheet Project, an initiative to start dialogue surrounding sexual violence on campus. The Bedsheet Project will...

The Newcomb Archives at the Newcomb Institute is diversifying its historical archives by adding its first-ever completely digital-born collection to preserve the history of LGBTQ+ activism in New Orleans.

Newcomb adds digital archives to document LGBTQ+ history

Fiona Grathwohl and Nile Pierre December 6, 2017

"Trans history is woefully underrepresented in the historical record," Sam Stover, archivist for digital initiatives at the Newcomb Archives and Vorhoff Library Special Collections, said. "In fact, there's...

LaToya Cantrell elected first female mayor of New Orleans

Fiona Grathwohl , News Editor November 20, 2017

City council member LaToya Cantrell has been elected the first ever female mayor of New Orleans. The mayor-elect defeated fellow Democrat and municipal court judge Desiree Charbonnet in the runoff election...

The top four represented states in Tulanes student body are New York, California, Louisiana and Illinois.

Office of Admission seeks to expand recruiting efforts

Fiona Grathwohl , News Editor November 16, 2017

Tulane faces criticism for having a lack of geographic and economic diversity in the undergraduate student body, and many students have said they hope the Office of Undergraduate Admission will think critically...

TUPD reports off-campus uptown armed robbery

Fiona Grathwohl, News Editor October 19, 2017

Tulane University Police Department Officers responded to a report of an armed robbery at 11:10 p.m. October 19 in the 7900 block of Birch Street. Two victims were approached by two subjects who robbed...

Cantrell or Charbonnet to be elected in run-off election

Cantrell or Charbonnet to be elected in run-off election

Fiona Grathwohl and Mary Berg October 19, 2017

In Saturday's primary for the New Orleans mayoral election, City Councilwoman LaToya Cantrell led the field with 39 percent of votes. Following Cantrell was Municipal Court Judge Desiree Charbonnet, who...

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