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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

The Trump White House is tainted by criminality and chaos

Quinn Burke, Associate Views Editor March 18, 2018

Donald Trump's White House has become a revolving door for staffers and members of the administration. Seemingly every day a new person resigns or is fired for no apparent reason. Continuing on this new...

From The Basement: The struggle between sports fame and first amendment rights

From The Basement: The struggle between sports fame and first amendment rights

Shea Dobson, Staff Writer February 21, 2018

From the Basement is a weekly column in which the Hullabaloo Sports team discusses its opinion on contemporary sports issues. LeBron James is nothing less than a superstar. He has unquestionably been...

Voters must pressure Congress, Trump to reinforce ACA

Jordan Hall, Staff Writer November 1, 2017

Political tensions within Congress have come to a head recently as a result of the fight over the Affordable Care Act. On Oct. 6, Trump announced the end of the Obamacare birth control mandate, which...

U.S. must aid Puerto Rico post-Hurricane Maria

U.S. must aid Puerto Rico post-Hurricane Maria

Madeline Ninno, Associate Views Editor October 18, 2017

On Sept. 20, Hurricane Maria struck the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, decimating much of the island's infrastructure and killing 48 people. Maria was one in a string of hurricanes to affect Americans recently,...

Police must seek engagement, not intimidation with citizens

Police must seek engagement, not intimidation with citizens

Madeline Ninno, Staff Writer September 14, 2017

Following a string of violent protests across the country, the Trump administration is looking to expand the military-grade resources available to police. The events leading up to this potential expansion...

Trump era denies journalists free speech

Robin Boch, Associate Views Editor February 9, 2017

Marketplace journalist Lewis Wallace released a blog post on Jan. 31 entitled "I was fired from my journalism job 10 days into Trump." Wallace told his story of how he was fired from his job as a consequence...

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Travel ban impact reaches Tulane

Brandi Doyal, Jordan Figueredo, and Armando Marin February 2, 2017

For two students admitted into Tulane's class of 2021, the question of whether they can attend may be out of their hands. This uncertainty exists not only for these two students, but all community members...

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‘Muslim Ban’ intensifies Tulane students’ fears and uncertainty

Canela Lopez, Intersections Editor February 2, 2017

Tulane sophomore Haneen Islam said she is wrought with uncertainty, waiting for news of whether or not her sisters will be allowed to remain in the country after President Donald Trump's "Muslim Ban."...

Risk of internet surveillance increases under President Trump

Kathryne LeBell, Views Editor February 1, 2017

The matter of cybersecurity has long been present in the minds of Americans, especially following the election. Leaked emails defined the negative narrative for Hillary Clinton, and President Donald Trump's...

Trump announces Supreme Court nominee

Lily Milwit, News Editor February 1, 2017

Twelve days into his presidency, President Donald Trump announced Judge Neil Gorsuch as his choice for Supreme Court nominee. Other judges on the shortlist included Tulane Law School graduate Judge William...

Kappa Alpha Fraternity members at Tulane University constructed a wall out of sandbags that read "Trump" on their front porch that many students found to be targeting and racially motivated.

Kappa Alpha Fraternity politicized “Trump Wall” divides campus

Canela López and Emma Discher April 13, 2016

A group of Kappa Alpha Order members removed a wall displaying Donald Trump slogans from their house Tuesday after a Latino student organization took to social media to express their offense and concerns,...

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