For many people it will come as no surprise that Louisiana has an extensive prison system. Considered the world's prison capital, the state imprisons more adults per capita than any other state in the...
On Aug. 15, 2017, Louisiana Attorney General Jeff Landry wrote a guest editorial in the New Orleans Advocate lambasting the city's 2012 Department of Justice-mandated consent decree. The decree, issued...
On May 1, members of the Louisiana House Appropriations Committee approved a budget that drastically decreases funding to numerous agencies, including the Department of Child and Family Services, the Health...
The Louisiana Coastal Protection and Restoration Authority unanimously approved the 2017 Coastal Master Plan on April 19, designating a budget of $50 billion for the 50-year process. This plan comes at...
After a 13-month design process, Nike will sell performance hijabs for Muslim athletes beginning in spring 2018.
The Nike Pro Hijab consists of a single-layer pull-on design made from lightweight polyester...
Football recruiting graduate assistant Jacob Stone begins every morning at 6 a.m. by watching ESPN while eating breakfast in the Wilson Athletics Center. Stone moves on to meetings and without fail, by...
From doors to final encore, Gasa Gasa was a party on Saturday night. Both the opening act Alexis & The Samurai and headliner Cardinal Sons gave the audience a show to remember.
Both groups highlighted...
The most anticipated Louisiana rival game returns as Tulane (9-15) takes on No. 4 LSU (18-7, 4-2 SEC) at 6:30 Tuesday at Skip Bertman Field at Alex Box Stadium in Baton Rouge.
From a sold-out Greer...
When Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans in 2005, more than a million people were displaced, many of whom never returned to the city they once called home.
Freshman Colin Slater was one of these displaced...
Attention all Tulane students, faculty and staff: The Tulane Hullabaloo is ceasing publication.
The Rival reported that as Hullabaloo Editor-in-Chief Brandi Doyal is not a Tulane student, the paper...
Amidst all the food, jazz, festivals and lazy charms of New Orleans, rarely do the words "used to be part of Confederate country" come to mind. Yet the city continues to have Confederate memorabilia scattered...
A One, A Two, A Helluva Hullabaloo?
The classic cheer that orientation leaders ingrain in you — or try to — during orientation is not just a random combination of words but also a way to unite...
