The More You NOLA: Women who make parades
July 27, 2016
Tulane alumna Virginia Saussy is part of a panel discussion Friday (July 29) in celebration of the contribution of women to Carnival in New Orleans. The panel is organized by FestiGals, a nonprofit organization dedicated to women’s causes and local culture.
Theater company spoofs Shakespeare
July 25, 2016
The NOLA Project re-creates Hamlet using improvisation at the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival.
Female presidential nominee a long time coming
July 22, 2016
The nomination of Hillary Clinton for U.S. president at the Democratic National Convention this week is the first time a major political party has put a woman on the top of the ticket, although women have voted in national elections since 1920.
The Insider: 3 Tulane connections to summer movies
July 21, 2016
Gleason, Bad Moms and Absolutely Fabulous have all been touched by Tulane University in some way.
Jewelry line reflects local culture
July 20, 2016
Porter Lyons, Tulane alumna Ashley Porter’s accessory line is influenced by the beading techniques of Mardi Gras Indians.
Tiffany windows are Tulane treasure
July 19, 2016
The uptown campus of Tulane University is home to several one-of-a-kind stained-glass windows designed by renowned stained-glass artist Louis Comfort Tiffany (1848–1933).
Witness to history
July 18, 2016
Wilson “Bill” Minor, a 1943 graduate of Tulane University, spent part of his journalism career covering momentous events such as the Ole Miss riot of 1962.
Flight for excellence
July 15, 2016
Al Ely Edwards II, a licensed pilot and a 2016 graduate of the Tulane Executive MBA program, rewards the scholastic achievement of local middle-school students with an aerial tour of New Orleans.
The More You NOLA: Off the wall
July 13, 2016
Tulane University alumni Daniel Bressler and Eli Klarman are two of the co-founders of New Orleans Boulder Lounge.
US joins Cuba in public health research
July 12, 2016
A groundbreaking research effort between the Tulane School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine and the National School of Public Health in Havana, Cuba gives public health experts more opportunities to collaborate.
Fielding dreams, Part II
July 11, 2016
When he isn’t learning the business side of baseball, Alfred Ripoll IV, 13, dreams of being a Major League shortstop like his favorite player, Derek
Jeter. Read part two of this three-part series.
The history behind Bastille Day
July 08, 2016
Faycal Falaky, associate professor of French at Tulane University, and Kathryn Edwards, assistant professor of history, discuss the rich narrative behind the revelry.
