What is the sound of freedom?
April 02, 2018
Accomplished composers will offer their musical responses to the question: “What Is the Sound of Freedom?” during a concert of the same name Saturday at 8 p.m. in Dixon Hall on the uptown campus.
Movie studio execs to speak at Tulane entertainment law conference
April 02, 2018
Some of the biggest names in the entertainment business will explore the future of film and television among other topics Friday, April 6 as part of an entertainment and sports law conference at Tulane Law School.
Latin American Library displays ‘Tulane treasures’ in new exhibit
March 21, 2018
As Tulane University sponsors the 64th annual Renaissance Society of America conference, The Latin American Library welcomed the nonprofit’s members to an exclusive debut of a new exhibit called “Colonial Counterpoint: New World Texts As Sites of Encounter, 1492 – 1800.”
Festival organizers seek path to ‘Black Sustainability’
March 12, 2018
During the 2018 Tulane University Black Arts Festival, members of the Tulane Black Student Union will center the conversation around the theme “Black Sustainability” with discussions led by community activists, artists and experts on the African-American experience in America.
‘Men Explain Things to Me’ author explains her thoughts on writing
March 12, 2018
Activist and historian Rebecca Solnit will share her writing expertise with the Tulane community on Monday, March 19, at 7 p.m. in McAlister Auditorium on the Tulane uptown campus.
Self-taught millionaire to explain how he did it
March 08, 2018
Michael Kalantarov, a 27-year-old entrepreneur who obtained millionaire status by teaching himself the ins and outs of the technology industry, will speak on the uptown campus March 12.
Jean-Michel Cousteau among speakers at Tulane Law’s annual law summit
March 06, 2018
Top environmentalists from around the world, including Jean-Michel Cousteau, the son of Jacques Cousteau, are headlining Tulane Law School’s 23rd annual Summit on Environmental Law and Policy.
Performing at Jazz Fest? Let us know!
February 28, 2018
As New Orleans gears up for spring festival season, we’re looking for individuals who will play a role during the 2018 New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival. Submissions may be featured in New Wave.
Fair grounds
February 28, 2018
Young scientists converge on the uptown campus for annual science and engineering competition.
Pop-up exhibit celebrates Newcomb College history
February 28, 2018
Newcomb Art Museum is hosting a pop-up exhibition titled “The Most Natural Expression of Locality: Jazz, Newcomb Pottery and the Creative Impulse in Turn-of-the-Century New Orleans” on the fifth floor of Howard Tilton Memorial Library.
Symposium to show how New Orleans became ‘home’ to many
February 26, 2018
Tulane University will co-sponsor a series of lectures, panels and roundtable discussions themed “Making New Orleans Home: A Tricentennial Symposium” that will feature events throughout the city from March 8-11.
Opera returns to Tulane
February 26, 2018
For the first time since the 1980s, the Newcomb Department of Music in the Tulane School of Liberal Arts will present a student production of The Old Maid and the Thief, an opera-comedy by Gian Carlo Menotti, on March 8 and 10 on the uptown campus.
Plant, grow, eat, repeat
February 23, 2018
Guest chefs will prepare locally grown produce during Grow Dat Youth Farm's Spring Dinner on the Farm being hosted in March to benefit youth in farm's leadership program.
Tulane conference connects and empowers female leaders
February 22, 2018
The 2018 Women Making Waves conference, now in its fourth year, is run by Tulane Alumni Career Services. This year’s theme is “Building Success Through Resilience.”
Uncommon Exchanges welcome at Tulane
February 15, 2018
Produced in partnership with A Studio in the Woods, ByWater Institute and New Orleans Center for the Gulf South, “Uncommon Exchanges” is a new, interdisciplinary series that uses the arts as a catalyst for bridging different disciplines.