Tulane trailblazers are finally being recognized for their courage, tenacity and persistence in a number of ways — including the naming of campus buildings and programs in their honor.
The Newcomb Institute evolves in the 21st century, taking a prominent place in The Commons and carrying on Josephine Louise Newcomb’s vision for women’s education.
Architecture Professor Errol Barron — in his signature watercolor drawings — and English major graduate Frankie Fachilla — in a very personal essay — are inspired by the Tulane Uptown campus.
The important role that Tulane researchers have played in fighting infectious disease epidemics around the world was highlighted in “OutBreak: Epidemics in a Connected World,” an exhibit at the Diboll Gallery in the Tidewater Building from May–July.
Climate change, immigration, health care, poverty and racial discrimination are just some of the issues whose solutions require a broader, global understanding.
