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DIY History: Latin America
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Students get hands-on experience with Latin American artifacts

A new course, DIY History: Latin America, encourages Tulane undergraduates to take a hands-on approach as they learn archival research skills and master techniques to create innovative projects. Felipe Cruz, an assistant professor of history in the School of Liberal Arts, leads the summer...
Cabana Life
Alumna fuses fashion and function in swimwear line
Abandoned offshore military fort is focus of design project.
Reimagining
Teresa Cole
The act of art
Crape myrtles and live oaks add color and pattern to the landscape along Newcomb Circle.
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Abandoned offshore military fort is focus of design project.
InFocus
Reimagining
In a cool, darkened classroom in the Woldenberg Art Center, Ronnie Xie, second from right, and Astrid Garcia, far right, discuss their designs for an assignment in the Digital Arts I course taught by associate professor Kevin Jones. Students are tasked with reimagining the use of an abandoned...
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DIY History: Latin America Students get hands-on experience with Latin American artifacts

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