Beginning at 5 p.m. June 19, the museum’s galleries will be taken over by artists, activists, and PerSisters (and some who identify as all three) as they use their performative work to celebrate the stories on view and raise awareness of the stories yet to be told.

The Tulane School of Science and Engineering honored mathematics Professor Mac Hyman with its 2019 Outstanding Researcher Award.

Tulane's School of Professional Advancement is offering active duty military members and veterans a 20 percent tuition reduction. 

Hannah Eherenfeldt and Benjamin Knapp, who graduated May 18, won this year’s Novel Tech Challenge for creating a medical simulation startup called ReSuture.

During his doctoral studies at Tulane, Derek Dashti developed an organ regenerative implant technology designed to regenerate a damaged esophagus to treat esophageal cancer. It’s a platform for regenerating other organs as well. Now he and his team are accruing honors and accolades for their work.

Maddy Lowry, a 2019 Africana studies and linguistics graduate with a minor in Arabic, is also a well-known student activist, working with organizations such as Students Organizing Against Racism and Community Engagement Advocates, and has been committed to making Tulane’s campus an equitable and supportive environment for all students.