Tricentennial tributes honor Tulanians
August 10, 2018
Celebrating the city’s tricentennial year, The Advocate and The Times-Picayune delve into Tulane’s role in New Orleans’ rich history.
School supply drives at Tulane underway
August 09, 2018
Tulane offers unique opportunities to help local school children prepare for the 2018–19 academic year. See how you can chip in.
Newcomb Art Museum offers discounted student membership
August 09, 2018
Tulane University students have a new opportunity to engage with the arts on campus through a limited-time $25 membership offer from the Newcomb Art Museum.
Clay Center of New Orleans helps shape local art scene
August 01, 2018
Co-founded by a Tulane faculty member and her former student, the nonprofit Clay Center of New Orleans brings ceramic art education and professional opportunities to one central location.
‘The Heathers’ set to take over Tulane this fall
August 01, 2018
Tulane students are collaborating to put on the first-ever undergraduate-run production of Heathers: The Musical, based on a 1988 cult film about three mean girls all named Heather.
On point with Mélange
July 25, 2018
Led by two Tulane graduates, the Mélange dance company choreographs prize-winning productions to raise consciousness about gender equality, respect for women and other social justice issues.
Recent grad protects local Native American languages
July 23, 2018
Linguist Rebecca Whitney, a 2018 School of Liberal Arts graduate, dedicates her work to preserving the Native American languages of Quapaw and Tunica.
Extra, extra
July 20, 2018
Read all about Summer Lyric Theatre at Tulane’s upcoming production of “Newsies.”
Life in the era of fake news
July 20, 2018
Angus Lind, a former The Times-Picayune columnist and 1966 Tulane graduate, offers his candid perception of life in the times of fake news.
Students get up close with the Dalai Lama
July 19, 2018
Sixteen undergraduate students in the Tulane Himalayan Experience India Program spent 33 days this summer studying in northern India as part of a service-learning course organized by the Tulane Center for Public Service.
Alumna fuses fashion and function in swimwear line
July 18, 2018
Melissa Papock, a 1996 A. B. Freeman School of Business graduate, is the founder and CEO of Cabana Life, a sun protective beachwear company.
The act of art
July 18, 2018
Printmaker and art professor Teresa Cole rolls up her sleeves and gets to work, creating beautiful art and in the process expressing difficult ideas.
Tulane researcher honored for work on indigenous women
July 17, 2018
Catherine Burnette, an assistant professor at the Tulane School of Social Work, has dedicated her career to studying the health disparities of indigenous peoples, examining everything from domestic violence to substance abuse.
Students get hands-on experience with Latin American artifacts
July 13, 2018
DIY History: Latin America is a new course that invites undergraduates to collaborate with the Tulane Maker Space and the Latin American Library.