A newly awarded $25,000 grant from the National Endowment for the Arts will allow the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane to stage performances for more than 5,000 local students.
Two recipients of the Jean Danielson Scholarship learned firsthand about the complexities of integrating refugees into new communities by speaking with immigrants, NGOs, startups, journalists, and politicians in Europe.
During Tulane’s 2016 Convocation, President Mike Fitts asked students to photograph places in New Orleans and on campus “that intrigue and inspire” them. View the winning submissions.
The panel discussion will feature Tulane President Michael A. Fitts and associate professor of political science J. Celeste Lay. A live stream begins Wednesday (Sept. 21) at 7 p.m. (EST).
A pitch-off event for the 2016 Novel Tech Challenge, a competition that encourages students to solve society’s problems using technology, is scheduled for Tuesday (Sept. 20) on the uptown campus.
“Race in America: Past, Present & Future” is a free film and discussion series that kicks off Sunday (Sept. 18) on the uptown campus of Tulane University.