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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

Ashley Chen | Views Layout Editor

Letter to the Editor: New Orleans’ illustrious history deserves unvarnished retelling

Lily Rose Siegel February 21, 2019

While in New Orleans last year for an accepted students weekend at Tulane, my dad and I decided to kill an afternoon by driving outside of the city to Oak Alley Plantation. The plantation advertised itself...

Josh Jessiman | Photography Editor

Professor Profile: Michael Hogg bridges gap between academia, real world

Michael Chen, Associate News Editor February 20, 2019

When one glances at Professor Michael Hogg’s curriculum vitae, it is immediately clear that he has spent a significant portion of his life dedicated to Tulane University. Earning his Bachelor’s...

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When, where to celebrate Black History Month in New Orleans

Hannah Erbrick, Arcade Editor February 14, 2019

With Black History Month fully underway, there’s no shortage of celebratory and informative events all over the country. Luckily for Tulane students, there may be few better cities in which to celebrate...

Tulane's mascot should change again to maintain tradition

Tulane’s mascot should change again to maintain tradition

Matt Saletta, Editor for Views Section September 24, 2018

The time has come to change Tulane’s mascot. Though this may sound like a radical stance, changing the mascot is the only way for Tulane to uphold one of its longest traditions. To understand this, we...

Ambikaipaker

Professor Profile: Mohan Ambikaipaker encourages students to recognize Tulane’s history

Kila Moore, Associate Editor April 25, 2018

Beneath the humble, fatherly appearance of Mohan Ambikaipaker lies a passionate educator. As an Associate Professor in the Tulane University Department of Communications, he is fervent about empowering...

Remembering the past, textbooks should not ignore history

Remembering the past, textbooks should not ignore history

Daniel Horowitz, Views Editor April 25, 2018

History is complicated and filled with different sorts of nuances and perspectives. These perspectives, however, are what help provide us with a holistic understanding of our past. If we cannot learn history...

Glory days: the rise and fall of Tulane football

Grant Barnes, Sports Editor April 11, 2018

College football fans today do not see the Tulane Green Wave as a storied franchise by any stretch of the imagination. Nowadays, heads turn toward the "Power Five" conference teams and, at times, fans...

Rediscovering the untold history of Colored Conventions and 19th century black activism

Rediscovering the untold history of Colored Conventions and 19th century black activism

Zharia Jeffries and Kila Moore February 28, 2018

"America never was America to me / And yet I swear this oath — / America will be!" -Langston Hughes Throughout the course of American history, the vitality of black activism has often hidden under the...

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...

Tulane's trees are well-rooted in the university's past.

Uprooting tradition: Tulane cuts down historic trees

Adrienne Underwood and Ellen Walker November 9, 2017

"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...

Understanding, not violence, improves political discourse

Matt Saletta, Contributing Writer September 28, 2017

Political violence has played a historic role in shaping the American political climate over the last several years. In all of its forms, political violence must come to an end, not only because it is...

Tulane historical society

New club connects Tulane students with history

Julia Ferro, Staff Reporter April 5, 2017

The Tulane Historical Society, a new campus organization, will provide students with the opportunity and resources to discuss history and its modern day impact. Club President Sirish Yerrapragada developed...

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