The Tulane Greek community is organizing events in conjunction with National Hazing Prevention Week Feb. 2-5.  This is the second time the university has participated. Events, which range from speakers to film presentations, are aimed at raising awareness among the student body about what activities qualify as hazing.
The Inter-Fraternity Council has taken a prominent role […]

Faculty renewed discussions on the American Association of University Professors’ censure of Tulane at December’s University Senate meeting. The AAUP censured Tulane June 9, 2007 because of the school’s firing practices after Katrina and the censure still stands.
The university did not provide adequate evidence of financial exigency, fired faculty members instead of finding other places […]

Thinking back on his experiences as a student leader at Tulane University, Eric Couper, the Undergraduate Student Government vice president of student affairs, identified a disconnect between himself and other student leaders.
“I thought about all of the students I didn't know who were positively impacting our community,” Couper said.

Tulane's student body has finally realized the importance of unity. For the first time in years, student government, Greek life and media are coming together to address campus-wide problems and support one another.
Undergraduate Student Government has appointed a Greek council head to represent fraternity and sorority concerns.

NOTE: This article was written strictly as satire. The names and proper nouns used in this article do not reflect their true nature in any respect. There is in fact no truth to this article. It was written as a creative endeavor for the purposes of entertainment for the April 1, 2005 Tulane Hullabaloo's annual Fullabaloo.
 
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At the end of new business Tuesday, the Undergraduate Student Government inaugurated its newly elected Executive Cabinet officers. Former USG President Brad Patout swore in the elected candidates, after which he relinquished his gavel to incoming USG President Peter Young.
As the former Executive Council members exited the McAlister stage, incumbent officers bid them farewell.
“There’s a lot of […]

The “Tulane Hullabaloo” finds itself with an ambivalent view of the “Promise and Distinction” fundraising campaign for Tulane. While no doubt a necessary and worthwhile cause, this campaign also highlights one of the greatest flaws of the university.
The “Hullabaloo” first notes the successes Dr. Scott Cowen has had as president of Tulane University. Taking charge in […]

Newcomb senate positions open
Newcomb Senate is currently accepting intent to run forms for the 2005 - 2006 school year. Positions available include Senate president, vice president, class presidents and representatives, as well as Undergraduate Student Government representatives. Applications are available outside Newcomb Student Programs, 104 Newcomb Hall, and are due today at 5 p.m. If you […]

Dear editor,
I was disappointed to learn of Evan Sparks' Feb. 25 letter to the editor regarding notification of Undergraduate Student Government elections.
Sparks took it upon himself to ascribe his dissatisfactions to specific students instead of recognizing the scope and complexity of a problem for which no one person or group can be held accountable. Sparks negates his […]

 
 
Want to request a song and actually hear it get played? Want to support our local music and progressive radio? Well starting today, you can do both! WTUL 91.5 FM, Tulane�s student-run radio station, is holding its annual Rock-On SurvivalMarathon March 4-13. Once a year, WTUL asks its listeners to donate money during this two-week […]

 
 
As any true music aficionado would claim, New Orleans is a mecca for the new music scene. Small clubs always feature great local talent with entirely original sounds. Here�s a sample of the best (and most original) bands and venues to check out on the local scene:
 
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A gig on Fat Tuesday at Checkpoint Charlie�s is […]

The Undergraduate Student Government met Tuesday and approved a bill granting the Direction Program $33,334 from the reserve fund once a year for the next five years.
The Direction Program plans to bring notable speakers to Tulane University and has stated that the cost of bringing such speakers often exceeds $100,000. Direction also hopes to gain support […]

 
Since Unified Commencement began with Scott Cowen�s first year as president, Tulane has attracted mediocre keynote speakers. In fact, calling them mediocre is generous at best. Attracting big name speakers to Tulane University is extremely difficult partly because we make it that way.
Tulane will not pay for a commencement speaker. Gibson Hall bureaucrats think that most […]

 
The �Tulane Hullabaloo" is thrilled by the recent success of Tulane baseball. Spurred by a preseason No. 1 ranking in Baseball America � a ranking the Wave maintains today, 11 games into the season � the baseball team has enjoyed unprecedented popularity. There is a buzz around campus and the community about the Green Wave. […]

For the first time since the University Center closed in December 2003, Tulane Student Television will broadcast across campus beginning in March.
“I am excited by the prospect of TSTV coming back and am very happy to lend a hand to make that happen,” Chief Engineer Julian Buggs said.
The station had started shrinking before the move and by […]