Brad Beers, a Houston lawyer and former co-chairman of the Tulane President’s Council, has joined the Board of Tulane, the university’s main governing body.
Patrick Bordnick hopes to make connections between the Tulane University School of Social Work’s reputation and potential and New Orleans’ post-Katrina resilience.
Tulane University undergraduates immerse themselves in the cultural classroom of the Caribbean island of St. Martin while earning academic credit and engaging in community service.
A newly awarded $25,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts will allow the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane to stage performances for more than 5,000 local students.
For over six decades, Albert Charles Ledner (A ’48) has practiced architecture in New Orleans. This past year, his extensive career and life became the subject of a documentary filmed by his daughter, Catherine Ledner, and her cousin, Roy Beeson.
During Tulane’s 2016 Convocation, President Mike Fitts asked students to photograph places in New Orleans and on campus “that intrigue and inspire” them. View the winning submissions.