Singer-songwriter Anders Osborne joins Tulane as summer faculty
April 10, 2023
New Orleans musician, songwriter and philanthropist Anders Osborne will teach a music business course as part of the faculty of the Tulane School of Liberal Arts Summer 2023 “Maymester” session.
Study examines how social rank affects response to stress
March 30, 2023
A Tulane study looks at two forms of psychosocial stress — social isolation and social instability — and how they manifest themselves based on social rank.
Tulane dean to release podcast on Anti-Racism and the Disciplines featuring leading Black scholars
March 15, 2023
Tulane University School of Liberal Arts will release a new podcast miniseries, Anti-Racism and the Disciplines, that explores the complex histories of liberal arts majors with the aim of identifying more accurate and effective practices in higher education.
Study finds national rise in alcohol and marijuana use among college students as more states legalize pot
March 09, 2023
Simultaneous alcohol and marijuana use among college students is on the rise across the country, according to a new Tulane study.
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Tulane resilience expert joins national panel on intimate partner violence
March 07, 2023
Reggie Ferreira, director of Tulane's Disaster Resilience Leadership Academy has been named to a national panel tasked with developing a framework for responding to intimate partner violence during public health emergencies.
Tulane program for K-12 students exposed to violence will expand nationally
February 23, 2023
Tulane trauma psychologists have received a $1.17 million federal grant to take their successful school-based trauma program across Louisiana and the nation.
Tulane’s Stone Center receives $1.3 million from Zemurray Foundation for the study of Latin American indigenous languages, art
February 07, 2023
The Zemurray Foundation has donated $1.3 million to create two endowed funds for the study of Latin American indigenous languages and art.
Tulane community celebrates Lunar New Year 2023
January 26, 2023
Global Café, a weekly gathering for international and internationally minded Tulane students, faculty and staff, presented a Lunar New Year celebration in the Rosenberg Mezzanine at the Lavin-Bernick Center for University Life
‘Unthinkable Imagination’ exhibition opens at Newcomb Art Museum
January 24, 2023
On Saturday, Jan. 21, artists, activists and community members filled the Newcomb Art Museum for the opening day of the collaborative exhibit Unthinkable Imagination: A Creative Response to the Juvenile Justice Crisis.
‘Smart’ advice on making and keeping New Year’s resolutions
January 05, 2023
A Tulane social work professor offers 'smart' advice on making and keeping New Year's resolutions.
Tulane researcher and Rosov Consulting to study economic insecurity among American Jews
December 14, 2022
Tulane researcher Ilana Horwitz is launching a first-of-its-kind research study in partnership with Rosov Consulting to address poverty among American Jews.
Tulane researchers to help Louisiana schools launch proactive violence prevention programs
November 04, 2022
Two Tulane psychology professors are recipients of an $800,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Justice to help make schools safer.
International Education Week to highlight Tulane’s global footprint
October 28, 2022
Tulane Global is gearing up for International Education Week with four days of speakers, performances, culinary offerings and more.
Sukkah built in Pocket Park is an annual tradition
October 19, 2022
Now in its 14th year, the partnership between Tulane School of Architecture and Tulane Hillel provides funding for a Sukkah to be built for the eight-day Jewish harvest festival of Sukkot, which began Oct. 9 this year.
The heart of music: TIDES songwriting class reveals creative possibilities
October 14, 2022
What is it about the interplay of music, rhythm and words that creates a compelling song that draws in the listener? Mark Carson, adjunct lecturer, has been writing songs and playing music professionally for 30 years and has used his vast experience to teach students, every fall since 2008, in the Tulane Interdisciplinary Experience Seminar (TIDES) course Songwriting for an Audience.