On Campus News
Tulane begins construction on Goldring Tennis Center
Construction has begun on the long-awaited new home for Tulane Tennis, which will also offer an additional, state-of-the-art venue for the New…
Tulane celebrates reimagined Richardson Memorial Hall
The Tulane School of Architecture and Built Environment dedicated the renovated, reopened and reimagined Richardson Memorial Hall at a ribbon-cutting…
Thomas Reese leaves lasting legacy at Stone Center
Thomas Reese is retiring after 26 years as the leader of the Roger Thayer Stone Center for Latin American Studies.
Staff Advisory Council relaunches, seeks new members
The Staff Advisory Council is relaunching with an updated structure and is seeking colleagues to represent the wide array of jobs and work…
Unleashing AI: How students are embracing the technology to better their lives and help others
In “AI Unleashed,” a TIDES class taught in fall 2024, students learned about generative AI, debated the effect AI would have on the job market, and…
Fourth annual Book Fest brings written word to life
Tulane's uptown campus was abuzz as the fourth annual New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University came to life March 27-29.
TUPD reports crime declines across Tulane campuses
The Tulane University Police Department has announced a drop in crime over the last year, with the latest data revealing a 32% overall decrease in…
Tulane School of Architecture introduces new name as its renovated home reopens
Reflecting a decade of evolution in transformative education, research and design, the school is expanding its name to the Tulane University School…
Wave City Market debuts as vibrant gathering hub on Tulane's downtown campus
Wave City Market is Tulane’s newest dining and gathering destination and the next major step in the historic transformation and expansion of the…
