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    Faculty, students deliver letters condemning Tulane’s response to pro-Palestinian encampment

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    Letter to the Editor | Tulane faculty letter concerning campus protest

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    Pro-Palestinian protesters demand charges be dropped after police sweep at Tulane

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Student newspaper serving Tulane University, Uptown New Orleans

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Police have found two video cameras in campus bathrooms in recent months and arrested one former employee but said the cases do not appear to be connected.

Faculty, students deliver letters condemning Tulane’s response to pro-Palestinian encampment

Ellie Cowen, Lillian Foster, and Olivia Warren May 4, 2024

A group of 11 professors arrived at Gibson Hall Friday morning to deliver an open letter signed by 250 faculty members that condemned the university’s response to a pro-Palestinian encampment and demanded...

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Letter to the Editor | Tulane faculty letter concerning campus protest

May 2, 2024

To President Fitts and the Tulane community, We, as members of the Tulane faculty, hold a broad range of views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. However, we share a commitment to listening to our...

A protester wearing a keffiyeh stands before police.

Tulane arrests 14 protesters, clears pro-Palestinian encampment

Olivia Warren and Martha Sanchez May 1, 2024

Police cleared a pro-Palestinian tent encampment early Wednesday at Tulane University and arrested 14 protesters who the school said took part in a two-day “unlawful occupation” of the lawn outside...

Encampment in front of Gibson

Protest passes 24-hour mark as Tulane seeks to contain encampment

Olivia Warren and Lindsay Ruhl April 30, 2024

Dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters at Tulane University settled in for a second night on Tuesday in a fortified tent encampment that police have so far allowed to remain on campus.    Tulane...

Police placed a warning sign for protesters who were part of a pro-Palestinian tent encampment. A few protesters left the scene, but a smaller group remained and linked arms to protect the encampment from police.

Tulane suspends protesters, SDS chapter

Martha Sanchez, Managing Editor April 30, 2024

Tulane University suspended five students and the school’s chapter of Students for Democratic Society on Tuesday after pro-Palestinian protestors marched to Gibson Hall Monday night and pitched a...

Pro-Palestinian protestors pitched a tent encampment Monday evening and linked arms to protect it from police. The encampment remained outside of Gibson Hall on Tuesday.

Pro-Palestinian tent encampment continues with little police crackdown

Martha Sanchez, Managing Editor April 30, 2024

A pro-Palestinian tent encampment continued for a second day at Tulane University with little backlash or crackdown — even as university leaders called the protestors outsiders and trespassers and...

A tent encampment that formed Monday night at Tulane University remained in place Tuesday morning, despite several warnings from the university that protesters are illegally trespassing and would be arrested.

Tulane moves some classes online as tent encampment remains

Martha Sanchez, Managing Editor April 30, 2024

Three buildings at Tulane University remained closed and classes inside them will be held remotely on Tuesday after a pro-Palestinian rally turned into a tent encampment outside of Gibson Hall and...

Pro-Palestinian protestors march up Calhoun Street before turning on St. Charles Avenue to protest outside of Gibson Hall on Monday evening.

Police evacuate buildings, make arrests as Palestine encampment starts at Tulane

Lindsay Ruhl, Olivia Warren, and Martha Sanchez April 29, 2024

Tulane University and a group of pro-Palestinian protesters remained in standoff late Monday after the group pitched a small tent encampment and police arrested several protesters during hours-long...

Former New Orleans First Lady Cheryl Landrieu and activist Ruby Bridges founded the New Orleans Children’s Book Festival in 2010.

Q&A: Book Fest founder on power of literacy, open conversations

Ellie Cowen, News Editor March 11, 2024

From an unassuming office in University Square down Broadway Street, former New Orleans First Lady Cheryl Landrieu and a small team are coordinating the New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University....

Tulane Universitys first Israel Unity Event, organized by Jewish organizations on campus, offered food, Jewish pride activities and opportunities for discussion on campus.

Tulane Jewish organizations collaborate for first Israel Unity Event

Hannah Levitan, Senior Staff Writer November 9, 2023

All Jewish Tulane University organizations, including Tulane Hillel and the Rohr Chabad Jewish Student Center, congregated on Nov. 2 to host the campus’ first Israel Unity Event.    Spearheaded...

BREAKING WAVES PODCAST | Episode 1: Beyond the Banners

Lindsay Ruhl and Hannah Levitan November 1, 2023

The Hullabaloo’s first-ever podcast, Breaking Waves, aims to give our readers a more comprehensive and holistic approach to media coverage. In the pilot episode, “Beyond the Banners,” breaking news...

Protestors marched through campus to Gibson Hall on Earth Day to protest Tulanes investment in fossil fuels last April.

Clearing up Tulane’s protocols on protests

Olivia Warren, Associate News Editor October 12, 2022

Tulane University students rallied last year to voice concerns over the university’s role in sustainability, abortion rights, gay rights and sexual assault on campus. Across the country, debates...

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