40 years in the making, Tulane graduate reaches new milestone
May 10, 2018
Forty years after receiving her bachelor of arts degree from Newcomb College in 1978, Virginia Adolph will graduate with the first cohort of doctoral students from the Tulane School of Social Work’s Biloxi, Mississippi, campus.
Fried dough and a cup-o-Joe
May 09, 2018
Local beignet vendor drives onto campus to sweeten the semester’s end.
NOLA LEADs project trains community health leaders
May 08, 2018
NOLA Leadership Education & Action on health Disparities (NOLA LEADs), a two-year citizen-training project coordinated by the Tulane Prevention Research Center, equips local health leaders with the right tools and skills.
Runsdorf Public Service awardees strive to change the world
May 07, 2018
The recipients of this year’s Jim Runsdorf Excellence in Public Service Award — Hanan Rimawi and Amber Thorpe — are committed and compassionate leaders who’ve made significant contributions to the community and the university.
The Class of 2022 makes its mark
May 04, 2018
The Class of 2022 will welcome the most academically accomplished and diverse student population in the university’s history.
Show us your marvelous mortarboard
May 03, 2018
If you’re a 2018 Tulane University graduate with plans to makeover your mortarboard, we want to see your unique design!
Report shows more women running for and holding office in New Orleans since Katrina
May 03, 2018
As New Orleans prepares to inaugurate its first woman mayor, a new Tulane University report reveals that more women are running for and being elected to political office in the city since Hurricane Katrina.
Screen time
April 27, 2018
Students prepare for the end of the spring semester with a study session at the PJ’s Coffee in the Goldring/Woldenberg Complex.
Library takes a stand on studying comfort
April 26, 2018
A collaboration between Tulane’s Undergraduate Student Government and the Howard-Tilton Memorial Library led to the creation of 70 new seats and work spaces for students.
Fun pass
April 26, 2018
Second-line to your closest campus bookstore for discounted Jazz Fest tickets.
Tulane, National Wildlife Federation issue recommendations for a more resilient New Orleans
April 26, 2018
The National Wildlife Federation and the Tulane University ByWater Institute have released recommendations on how the City of New Orleans can actively build coastal resiliency across the metro region.