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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

TUPD amends its screening process, sensitivity training following recent incident

TUPD amends its screening process, sensitivity training following recent incident

Kila Moore, News Editor November 29, 2018

On Thursday, Nov. 15, The Hullabaloo discovered that two of three new police officers hired by Tulane University Police Department had posted content to their personal social media pages that contradicted...

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USG calls on Tulane to condemn religious intolerance after Tree of Life shooting

Sanjali De Silva, Senior Staff Reporter November 19, 2018

On Oct. 27, 11 people died in a shooting that occurred at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh. Some members of the Tulane Undergraduate Student Government said they immediately knew they would need...

USG calls on administration to reaffirm support for transgender Tulanians

USG calls on administration to reaffirm support for transgender Tulanians

Sanjali De Silva, Senior Staff Reporter October 25, 2018

Last night, the Undergraduate Student Government passed a resolution which called on President Mike Fitts to reaffirm Tulane’s support for transgender members of the community. On Sunday, the U.S....

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Campus set to have Blue Bikes hub in 2019

Sanjali De Silva, Senior Staff Reporter September 14, 2018

Tuesday night, the Undergraduate Student Government passed a resolution that supports the construction of a Blue Bikes station on campus. Blue Bikes launched as New Orlean's first bike share in December...

DIEC will be holding a panel of faculty to address student's questions.

The USG works toward increased accessibility, transparency as sessions begin

Campbell Lutz, News Editor September 13, 2018

The Undergraduate Student Government is back in session this week and, according to members of the Executive Board, ready and excited to serve the Tulane community. After the Tropical Storm Gordon...

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TULAP’s new immigration attorney in high demand

Mark Winokur, Staff Reporter May 8, 2018

Recent changes in the political climate have led to increased uncertainty for Tulane's immigrant population about its future legal status. An interdisciplinary collaboration of several campus organizations...

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Q&A: USG Vice President for Finance Maggie Palys discusses her plans

Cam Lutz, Senior Staff Reporter April 25, 2018

Junior Maggie Palys, a finance major, was recently elected Undergraduate Student Government's new Vice President for Finance. She is a junior studying Finance. She said she hopes to use her experience...

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Tulane freshman enters Jefferson Parish school board race

Josh Axelrod, News Editor April 25, 2018

Stefan Suazo is a textbook over-achiever. A Google search of his name quickly returns an endless list of awards and honors. The high school valedictorian and National Merit scholar earned admittance...

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Letter to the Editor: Is Tulane truly committed to public service?

April 22, 2018

To the Editor of The Tulane Hullabaloo: "Most Engaged in Community Service: Tulane University" reads the 2017 Princeton Review college rankings. Yet, next year's student organization budget, proposed...

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Q&A: USG Vice President for Student Life-elect Joseph Sotile starts planning next year’s initiatives

Rachel Horn, Associate News Editor April 18, 2018

Sophomore Joseph Sotile, a political science and international relations major, was recently elected Undergraduate Student Government vice president for student life for the 2018-19 year. The Hullabaloo...

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USG reflects on engagement, looks to improve

Peter Kintner, Staff Reporter April 14, 2018

When the Undergraduate Student Government asked students, "What is USG lacking in terms of opportunities for students?" students responded frankly: "I didn't quite know I could run for anything as a...

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Q&A: USG Executive Vice President-elect Maya Vasishth hopes to create more space for conversation on campus

Ellen Waller, Associate News Editor April 11, 2018

Junior Maya Vasishth is pursuing a double major in neuroscience and public health. Vasishth was elected as next year's Undergraduate Student Government Executive Vice President. The Hullabaloo spoke to...

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