In Brown Pelican, Fertel presents a succinct and highly readable history of the pelican up to the present day and its defense by the Louisiana Coastal Protection Restoration Authority.

Tulane’s Mellon Foundation–sponsored Sawyer Seminar, “Sites of Memory: New Orleans and Place-based Histories in the Americas,” co-organized by Adrian Anagnost and Mia L. Bagneris, art history professors at the School of Liberal Arts, presents its final events in the multipart series from Oct. 11–16.

James May, adjunct professor in the Newcomb Department of Music, adjusts a shotgun mic during a Creative Soundscape class at Audubon Park on Monday afternoon

In the bustling lobby of the Dixon Performing Arts Center, second-year graduate student Sarah Campbell focuses on a reading for her Music, Religion & Spirit class. Campbell, originally from Massachusetts, is majoring in opera.

During a first-year architecture studio class, Professor Kenneth Schwartz, who is the director of Phyllis M. Taylor Center for Social Innovation and Design Thinking, guides Ming Hoang Huan, left, and Sofia Lovera, right, on how to approach the existing site of a project location. 

The collective seeks to improve the health and well-being of LGBTQ+ individuals through research, advocacy, initiatives, community engagement and collaboration. 

Outreach Tulane, the university’s largest and longest running student-led community service event, took place on Saturday, Aug. 27, across the New Orleans area.