I lost sight of her many months ago.
I lost her,
now she sits alone.
I'm waiting until she finds her way back,
But the words of the world
have caused her to lose track
of time and space,
and...
There is little doubt that slavery was integral to the founding of Tulane. The Medical College of Louisiana, which would later become Tulane University, was founded in 1834 and predates the Civil War....
Canela Lopez, Intersections Editor
• March 9, 2017
A city characterized by Carnival season and a high per capita murder rate saw both collide when two community members were killed during Mardi Gras season.
Chyna Gibson was shot and killed in New Orleans...
Beyoncé didn't win Album of the Year, and I was heartbroken.
Women of color everywhere experienced her loss as the Recording Academy's voting committee attempted to silence our voice in the industry,...
A New York school principal loses his career and is deemed a felon, a white man pushes a Latina mother nearly into labor, two black women safeguard a jury that puts another black man in prison, and it...
I've never thought much about the color of my skin.
See I've always been taught to only focus
on what lies within.
The problem with the real world is,
no one really listens.
Different...
This is an opinion article and does not reflect the views of The Tulane Hullabaloo.
A popular, but incorrect, assumption is that wealthy countries are the best places to live, regardless of identity....
Emily Fornof, Associate News Editor
• December 8, 2016
This spring, students can expect to see a program created by students for students to tackle the issue of racism head on called TU: Uprooting Racism.
The TU: Uprooting Racism program will begin on Mar....
