Report: Louisiana needs more women, minority judges
October 24, 2016
The judiciary in Louisiana doesn’t reflect the state’s gender or racial diversity, according to a new Tulane University report that finds the number of women and minority men serving as judges lags behind their representation in the population.
Tulane welcomes first executive in residence
October 18, 2016
Emmy Award-winning writer and producer Curtis Colden discusses his career in the entertainment industry with students.
Latin American Library showcases new acquisitions
October 17, 2016
Recently digitized, radio-transmitted soap operas from the 1960s, more than 3,000 stereoscopic glass slides and other visual materials comprise the Marcelo Martínez Palma Collection.
Tulane celebrates its global connections
October 14, 2016
The Tulane community is invited to participate in International Education Week on the uptown campus beginning Monday (Oct. 17) through Sunday (Oct. 23).
Wrought with character
October 12, 2016
Spanish influence is evident in French Quarter architecture.
Tulane retention czar aims to help students succeed
October 12, 2016
In her role as retention czar, Kelly Grant evaluates how university programs and academic support services affect student retention.
Alumna honored as 2016 Florie Gale Arons Poet
October 11, 2016
Jennifer Grotz returns to Tulane University to discuss her poetry and translated works.
New SSW dean champions community, technology
October 10, 2016
Patrick Bordnick hopes to make connections between the Tulane University School of Social Work’s reputation and potential and New Orleans’ post-Katrina resilience.
Dr. Mary T. Killackey appointed new chair of surgery
October 10, 2016
The Tulane University School of Medicine welcomes Dr. Mary T. Killackey, the first woman to serve as chair of the Department of Surgery.
Grow Dat readies Dinner on the Farm
October 06, 2016
The Grow Dat Youth Farm is a 7-acre urban farm in New Orleans founded through a partnership with Tulane University and Tulane City Center.
Report examines 'opportunity youth' in New Orleans
October 06, 2016
More than 14 percent of 16-24 year olds in New Orleans are disconnected from employment and education, according to a new Cowen Institute at Tulane University report that paints a detailed portrait of “opportunity youth” in the city.
The More You NOLA: ELLA Project
October 05, 2016
This nonprofit empowers local artists by providing pro bono legal support and business services.
Feeling Bluedoo
October 04, 2016
The hue of the day was blue, but the mood was festive at the annual NOLA Bluedoo Party/Walk/Run.