Former Secretary of State Madeleine Albright chats with University Professor of History Walter Isaacson before Albright’s appearance at the Tulane-Aspen Institute Values in America Speaker Series on Feb. 12 in Dixon Hall. Isaacson moderated the discussion, centered on nationalism, populism and Albright’s new book, Fascism: A Warning.

Twenty-five Chinese students from Xiangtan University in Hunan Province visited Tulane Law School in January as part of a faculty and student exchange. The visit was a result of a collaboration between Xiangtan and Tulane that established the Tulane-Yongxiong Center for International Credit Law last fall.

This fall, students are enjoying the university’s first outdoor classroom equipped with a chalkboard and bench-style seating. The classroom is located on Pierson Patio between Gibson and Tilton halls. Planning for the $99,000 project, which was fully funded by the Undergraduate Student Government (USG), began in 2016. “This was a project created by students for students,” said John Alexander, School of Liberal Arts student, USG director of sustainability and lead on the project.