Tulane evacuated students who had sheltered in place during the storm, including on-campus and off-campus undergraduates and graduate and professional students, to Houston, where a hub was established at the university’s expense to provide students with food and lodging until they were able to get flights home.

The home of Tulane School of Architecture is preparing for a major renovation.

Tulane University researcher awarded $3.4 million NIH grant to help families have ‘Color Brave’ discussions against racism.

For the first time, Research, Scholarship and Artistic Achievement Awards were bestowed on Tulane’s stellar researchers and scholars.  We devote several stories to them in this issue of the Tulanian. 

The NCAA Constitution Committee is billed as a panel that will reshape college sports, and Tulane University Athletics Director Troy Dannen made no secret of his desire to be part of it.

Choreographer Ronit Ziv established her place in the dance world with her first work, “Rose Can’t Wait,” in 1999.

Postcards depicting travel scenes and inscribed with cryptic messages are a dwindling form of communication.

Students connect years apart through a slip of paper left in a hole in the wall in Monroe Residence Hall.

The Spirit of Tulane Research Award recognizes individuals whose work embodies Tulane’s motto: Non sibi, sed suis (Not for one’s self, but for one’s own).

Trivia Frazier (SSE ’08, M ’12, B ’18), president and CEO of Obatala Sciences, is passionate about her company’s work and is thrilled to be blazing a path for others interested in bioengineering research.