On Wednesday President Mike Fitts visited with students in The Commons prior to the arrival of Hurricane Zeta in New Orleans.

Third-year student Cassidy Frazier works at the Reily Center and is a member of the Shockwave dance team.

Access to scholarships is important to many medical students as the majority of them will incur debt to cover their tuition.

The Tulane Jewish Leaders (TJL) program by Tulane Hillel provides students, both Jewish and non-Jewish, the opportunity to create their own impactful community programming and events reflecting diverse interests while building connections and leadership skills.

Newcomb Art Museum in collaboration with the The Carolyn Barber-Pierre Center for Intercultural Life will host By Leaps and Bounds: The Evolution of Black Student Activism at TU, a multi-generational discussion addressing the Black student experience at Tulane, on Oct. 15 at noon via the museum's website and Facebook page. 

Campus is looking a bit different lately for Tulane staff. With a mix of people working from home or on-site and those implementing a hybrid of both, life in the office is not quite the same, and those working on campus have had to adapt. Whether it be safely navigating around a shared office space or simply remembering to wear one’s mask, there are new adjustments to work around in this new normal.