Tulane News

On Campus
Tulane to celebrate International Education Week with events highlighting global connections

From sharing a meal with fellow Tulanians to exploring languages and cultures from around the world, Tulane University will celebrate the connections…

People
Helping students find their way: Erica Woodley’s Tulane story

Erica Woodley, associate vice president and dean of students, has been supporting students and families throughout their Tulane journeys since 2003.

Life@Tulane, People
A lifelong commitment to New Orleans: Erin Boh’s Tulane story

In her 37th year on the School of Medicine faculty and 20th year as a department chair, Boh reflects on Tulane’s spirit of community.

Culture, People
30 years after graduating from Tulane, alumni couple returns for Wave Weekend as son follows in their footsteps

Tulane alumni Chris and Allison Waguespack are returning to Tulane for their 30th Reunion as their son begins his own experience at the university.

Event, Life@Tulane
State of the University address touts Tulane’s momentum, staff contributions and downtown expansion

“Every single one of you is contributing to the momentum that is helping Tulane grow its positive impact on the world,” said President Michael A.…

New Hires, People
Katharine Jack appointed interim dean of School of Liberal Arts

Tulane University recently announced the appointment of Katharine “Kathy” Jack, associate dean for research and graduate programs in the School of…

Culture, Event, Life@Tulane
Wave Weekend ’26 brings Tulanians home

Tulane’s biggest celebration of the year returns Nov. 5-8, 2026, bringing alumni, families, students and friends together for Wave Weekend ’26…

Research in Real Time
Tulane School of Medicine acquires technology to advance cell research

Tulane University researchers have a powerful new tool for studying cells and how the body's smallest building blocks respond to infection and…

Event, On Campus
Presidential Speaker Series: How to engage in civil discourse despite political divisions

Polarization around politics has seemingly increased in recent years, but there’s also hope that civil discourse can help bridge the divide.

Culture, On Campus, People
From three-year stop to lifelong home: Kevin Grant’s Tulane story

For Kevin Grant, a director of finance and budgets at Tulane School of Medicine, what was supposed to be a brief stop became a lifelong home and a…