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A Century of Discovery and Impact

Tulane continues to shape global scholarship, connect cultures and empower generations of students in the study of a vibrant, vital region.

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Tulane Architecture Unveils New Home, New Name

The newly renamed Tulane University School of Architecture and Built Environment marked the reopening of Richardson Memorial Hall this spring after a four-year renovation.

Marie Quintana speaks to audience while seated on the stage at Book Fest
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Tulanians Take on Book Fest

Tulane alumni were among the authors at this year’s New Orleans Book Festival at Tulane University, and three of them shared how their time at Tulane inspired their love of the written word.

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Achievement Abounds

The Research, Scholarship and Artistic Achievement Awards recognize Tulane faculty, whose works elevate Tulane’s prominence as a top-level research institution.

Celia Scott Weatherhead on stage with sign of logo of school
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A Gift of a Lifetime

The School of Public Health and Tropical Medicine was renamed in honor of alumna Celia Scott Weatherhead, recognizing her total lifetime giving of more than $160 million in support of the university.

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Unprecedented Economic Impact

Tulane is an economic and community powerhouse for New Orleans and Louisiana, making an annual $5.2 billion impact on the state’s economy. The university’s operations, capital investments, research and other activities touch every segment of Louisiana communities.

Ashley Langford sits among empty green arena seats and holds a basketball
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Full-Circle Moment

Ashley Langford, a standout point guard for the Green Wave from 2005 to 2009, has returned to Tulane as the seventh women's basketball head coach and first African American to lead the program.