Olivia Warren is a Research Assistant for The Tulane Hullabaloo, a student-run newspaper at Tulane University. She focuses on local news in New Orleans, Louisiana, covering a wide range of topics including city politics, community events, healthcare, and education. Olivia is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging stories that inform and engage the Tulane University community.
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Olivia Warren's coverage focuses on local news, with a strong emphasis on press releases and government announcements. She covers a wide range of topics including culture & society, health, politics, real estate industry, and entertainment news.
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By: Ryann Goldberg, Olivia Warren
.fb-comments,.fb-comments span,.fb-comments span iframe[style]{min-width:100%!important;width:100%!important}On Wednesday, Oct. 23, a group of Tulane University students held a “study-in” in the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library. The “study-in” follows a new trend of pro-Palestine college protests. A group fluctuating between 20 and 50 protesters sat at multiple tables on the first floor of the library for most of Wednesday. The...
By: Bryce Oufnac
Tulane University professors Scott Nolan and Rosalind Cook joined the Tulane College Democrats in welcoming State House Minority Leader Matthew Willard to campus on Wednesday, Oct. 23. The trio held a conference to discuss Project 2025, a political blueprint created by the conservative political action committee Heritage Foundation.
By: Marley Marsalis
From Oct. 25 to 27, Taylor Swift continued her worldwide “The Eras Tour” at the New Orleans Caesars Superdome. The city took advantage of the influx of tourism and attention that her concert brought to the Crescent City.
Tulane University senior Kate Rubich is determined to avoid fast fashion this Halloween. As an economics and environmental studies major, Rubich is deeply concerned about the environmental impact of her clothing consumption.
By: Cassidy Meehan
Louisiana citizens can expect to see this question on their Nov. 5 ballot: “Do you support an amendment to require that federal revenues received by the state generated from Outer Continental Shelf alternative or renewable energy production be deposited into the Coastal Protection and Restoration Fund?”
Tulane University is expanding its foreign language program, with new languages being introduced in the coming semester’s course catalog.
By: Lillian Foster, Nathan Rich
Todd Schwartz, the founder and CEO of Opportunity Financial LLC, a lending company that has faced legal challenges over loans that allegedly charge interest rates upwards of 160%, has been named the 2024 Freeman Distinguished Lecturer of 2024 by Tulane University.
By: Olivia Warren, Ryann Goldberg, Lillian Foster, Erin Malloy
The majority of Tulane students plan to cast their votes for Kamala Harris, according to the Hullabaloo’s poll. ( Nathan Rich )
“Natural gas is affordable, reliable, and clean energy,” is Gov. Jeff Landry’s newest proclamation.
Most of the results on the Louisiana ballot this year came as no surprise.
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