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Portal progress: Tulane gets cornerback transfer with starting experience from Troy

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Active again under coach Jon Sumrall in the post-spring portal, the Green Wave also added players at wide receiver and the offensive line, two more positions of need.New Orleans · New Orleans See the Story

Can your professor vote? Tensions rise in English department over faculty governance

As universities face pressures from the federal government on existing operational standards, concerns over shared governance, particularly on the part of faculty, are on the rise. At Tulane, such concerns have resulted in a rift within the Department of English, with the First-Year Writing Program at the center. The FWP is responsible for teaching... The post Can your professor vote? Tensions rise in English department over faculty governance…New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Resurrection of extinct animals is not effective conservation strategy

“The Department of the Interior is excited about the potential of ‘de-extinction’ technology,” U.S. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum wrote on X. Burgum does not understand conservation. Burgum suggests that the concept of de-extinction can “serve as a bedrock for modern species conservation.” “Since the dawn of our nation, it has been innovation, not... The post OPINION | Resurrection of extinct animals is not effective conservation stra…Washington DC · Washington Read Article

Cancel culture betrays mission of higher education

“Did you hear about what [insert name here] said about [insert controversial topic here]?” is a phrase today’s society knows all too well. When voicing opinions or accidentally saying something insensitive, one can be canceled faster than the streetcars on St. Charles Avenue. One moment, you are part of a spirited classroom discussion or reposting... The post OPINION | Cancel culture betrays mission of higher education appeared first on The Tul…Education · New Orleans Read Article

Letter from the Editor | A story 120 years in the telling

Not all of our years have been quite as eventful as Jeffrey Goldberg of The Atlantic accidentally being added to government group chats discussing classified military plans — and, almost as impressively, being invited as a speaker at the New Orleans Book Festival! But leading a newspaper in 2025 is inevitably a monumental task; not... The post Letter from the Editor | A story 120 years in the telling appeared first on The Tulane Hullabaloo.New Orleans · New Orleans Read Article

Govt committed to independent journalism, says Deputy Press Secretary - The New Nation

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UNB: Chief Adviser’s Deputy Press Secretary Abul Kalam Azad Majumder on Friday reaffirmed the interim government’s commitment to press freedom, saying that they always wanted journalists to practise truthfully and independently, free from influence by the state, businesspeople, or any other powerful groups. “We believe that if the Media Reform Commission’s recommendations are implemented, journalists and the media will be able to operate more fr…Journalism See the Story

Keeping off-campus housing: Case for upperclassmen

College is meant to be a pivotal time in the lives of many young adults, a time when they develop essential life skills. A key part of this transition into adulthood is learning how to live independently. This includes learning to cook for themselves, manage housing-related finances and navigate the challenges of commuting — skills... The post OPINION | Keeping off-campus housing: Case for upperclassmen appeared first on The Tulane Hullabaloo.Housing · New Orleans Read Article

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Portal progress: Tulane gets cornerback transfer with starting experience from Troy

Can your professor vote? Tensions rise in English department over faculty governance

Resurrection of extinct animals is not effective conservation strategy

Cancel culture betrays mission of higher education

Letter from the Editor | A story 120 years in the telling

Govt committed to independent journalism, says Deputy Press Secretary - The New Nation

Keeping off-campus housing: Case for upperclassmen

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