Lake and River, the first wave of Tulane’s transformative residence halls, opened in August. With classroom and gathering space for all students, these beautiful new residences will transform the Tulane experience through an innovative combination of living and learning opportunities on the uptown campus.

Data is everywhere. We are consuming, generating and sharing data. This fall, the Connolly Alexander Institute for Data Science (CAIDS) officially offers Tulane faculty and students programming to significantly increase Tulanians’ data fluency.

After the Tulane football team’s amazing Goodyear Cotton Bowl victory, the team’s winning ways spread throughout Tulane Athletics, creating a newfound fervor on campus and marking a record-setting year.

Tulane baseball Coach Jay Uhlman has never been more pumped for a college baseball season. Last year’s post-season has him — and his team — itching for the 2024 season to commence.

In his annual address, Tulane President Michael A. Fitts declared Tulane stronger than ever, all thanks to a dedicated staff and the world-class faculty whose excellence contributed to an extraordinary year of achievement across campuses.

Anyone standing near Avron B. Fogelman Arena in the Devlin Fieldhouse on a sunny afternoon in August could hear joyous echoes of “Roll Wave!” and brass band music, signaling the Tulane community’s welcome for the incoming class of 2027.

When the School of Science and Engineering reconsidered a civil engineering curriculum, they brought it back with a 2023 update: Civil Engineering – Water Resources and Environmental, a minor for undergraduate students.