This month, a Tulane professor won a grant from the National Institutes of Health to study the relationship between stress and mental illness. Such research echoes an increasing awareness of mental health’s...
Lauren Duncan, Senior Staff Reporter
• October 16, 2019
The American Foundation for Suicide Prevention will host the Out of the Darkness New Orleans Walk Oct. 26 in Audubon Park. The event will provide mental health resources to the community and offer an opportunity...
Tulane University’s Undergraduate Student Government’s Public Health committee hosted a mental health awareness event called “Spilling the Tea on Mental Health” in the Caroline Richardson Building...
The Well for Health Promotion at Tulane rolled out the MENtality Project Lunch & Learn to help engage, educate and empower students to create an open environment to discuss healthy masculinity. Sessions run every Tuesday throughout the fall semester in room LBC 201, and lunch is provided for all registered students.
The Tulane community is aching right now as we endure the unthinkable: saying goodbye to one of our own. This tragedy serves as a stark reminder that we carry a responsibility to look after one another...
CAPS for Counseling Services, Tulane University’s college counseling center, provides a variety of psychological services, from individual therapy to group discussion sessions to care coordination. CAPS’s...
Happy Tulane, a new project started by four freshmen involved in Tulane University’s Freshman Leadership Program, might just put a smile on your face. Happy Tulane aims to “bring happiness to Tulane’s...
Mental health on college campuses is an enduring issue, and campus health services across the country are making serious efforts to address the constantly fluctuating, and generally increasing, needs of...
From the Basement is a weekly column in which the Hullabaloo Sports team discusses its opinion on contemporary sports issues.
Professional athletes undoubtedly serve as powerful role models, and fortunately...
Many Americans are all too familiar with the mass shooting cycle: public outrage, political inaction and then quiet after a few weeks. Parkland was different.
According to Vox among others, the Parkland...
Jake Collazo, Contributing Reporter
• November 14, 2017
Acclaimed slam poet Neil Hilborn performed some of his poems for Tulane University this past Tuesday, Nov. 7 in the Dixon Hall Annex. His performance was a spectacle of tenderness, humor and genuine love...
With more than 40 percent of college students citing anxiety as a major concern, mental health on college campuses is a pressing matter. As schools work to ensure students have the necessary resources...
