Tulane’s beloved traditions contribute to the vibrancy of campus life and foster a sense of community, identity and belonging that extends far beyond graduation.

President Fitts leads Tulane into the future as he marks 10th year at helm.

Tulane University has launched a new nursing program aimed at increasing the state’s healthcare workforce at a time when the need for healthcare heroes is critical. And it's all happening in downtown New Orleans.

We celebrated the one-of-a-kind Class of 2024 with a one-of-a-kind unified commencement ceremony, featuring keynote speaker Jon Meacham, honorary degree recipients Leona Tate and Victor Dzau, student speaker Tamunoboma Dominion Fenny, and a heartfelt speech by President Mike Fitts applauding the resilience of our graduates. Congratulations to these incredible Tulane Alumni!

A new chapter is unfolding in downtown New Orleans. Led by a scion of one of New Orleans’ leading restaurant families, Chapter IV is just the beginning of President Fitts' vision for the future — a vibrant downtown campus that holds incredible potential for community-building, business development, education, healthcare, and innovation.

In Tulane's Algorithmic and Computer Music course, students bridge disciplines by melding music theory with cutting-edge technology, creating robots capable of playing intricate musical compositions. This interdisciplinary approach fosters creativity, innovation, and a deeper understanding of the intersection between music and technology.

Brenda Douglas has dedicated her life to health care. Her next focus is building a nursing program from the ground up.

No other university in the country integrates the qualities of adaptability, distinctive relational culture and outward-looking focus better than Tulane.

An ancient Maya tomb dating back 1,700 years has been discovered by a Tulane archaeologist at the site of Chochkitam in Guatemala. 

Tulane officials gathered at the Louisiana State Capitol to celebrate Tulane’s contributions.