The Student Health Center has seen an increase in the number of students seeking treatment for the flu within the last week, according to an email from Housing and Residence Life Monday.
"Most of these...
Emily Fornof, Associate News Editor
• January 23, 2017
While the nation was inaugurating its 45th President, organizers rallied in downtown New Orleans in reaction to the new transfer of power.
The J20 Rally and March was an anti-Trump inauguration event...
Chants erupted across Washington, D.C. as an estimated half a million people marched across the National Mall participating in the Women's March on Washington Saturday. 56 Tulane community members joined...
Baton Rouge, a city whose previous year was marked by bloodshed, racial tension and tragic flooding, welcomed its first black female mayor-president, Sharon Weston Broome, on Jan. 2.
Broome was a former...
In an effort to create a safer and more secure environment, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library staff will be implementing new security standards this semester.
Starting Monday anyone entering the library...
This is an opinion article and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Tulane Hullabaloo.
For years, identity politics has played a major role in the American political system in regard to how...
The Hullabaloo prides itself on holding the Tulane community to high standards. We seek to hold it accountable and expect transparency. We have looked inward this past year, made many changes and found...
Tyler Mead, Senior Staff Reporter
• January 19, 2017
Dear Sinister Cyclists,
I find myself writing a second letter to you, because not only did you fail to take my previous message to heart, you've managed to get worse. That, and I have a car now.
Before,...
Mardi Gras krewes are as integral to New Orleans culture as jazz bands and Cajun food. Among the most iconic of the parades, few krewes rival the all-female Muses in popularity of prestige.
Beginning...
As New Orleans gets ready for its claim to fame—the annual Mardi Gras extravaganza—another festival is taking root in the city.
King Cake Festival is here to celebrate one of the most treasured...
This is an opinion article and does not necessarily reflect the views of the Tulane Hullabaloo.
Louisiana residents are starting to truly feel the effects of painful budget cuts to healthcare and higher...
This is an opinion article and does not necessarily reflect the views of The Tulane Hullabaloo.
The Department of French and Italian announced that its new minor in Arabic program will start this semester...
