The Tulane University Marching Band is set to march through the streets of New Orleans in four parades this Carnival season.

Junchao “Jason” Li, an assistant professor of management at the A.B. Freeman School of Business, studies the role that passion plays in the success of crowdfunding campaigns.

In celebration of the tricentennial of New Orleans, author, professor of creative writing and frequent contributor to the New Yorker and New York Times, Thomas Beller examines writers who have helped him understand the contemporary city.

Nola4Women shines a light on women’s contributions to the history of New Orleans while advocating for a better status in the future.

At a meeting organized by The American Academy of Arts and Sciences, in partnership with Joel Dinerstein of the Department of English and Rebecca Snedeker of the New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, a group of leading New Orleans-based artists, scholars and cultural leaders gathered to discuss the vital role that the arts play in shaping society.

Jews in New Orleans have shaped the commerce, culture and philanthropy of the city during nearly the entirety of its 300 years of existence.

Newcomb Art Museum will host a two-part, carnival-theme workshop on Jan. 25 and Feb. 1, during which participants will decorate shoes in the style of the Krewe of Muses’ signature throw.