Topic: future

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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.

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First-generation student success

Tulane joins over 400 higher education institutions nationwide as a member of the FirstGen Forward Network.

students participate in the Truss-Bust Competition and look at a small model of a structure
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The Test of Time

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

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Tulane’s Identity

Hurricane Katrina did not change Tulane’s identity — it reinforced and affirmed it.

students with text "Next Wave. Scholarships to expand opportunity for all"
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Tulane Receives $5 Million in Scholarship Support

An anonymous $5 million donation will expand undergraduate scholarship opportunities at Tulane.

Warren Lichtenstein
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Donor encourages giving with $1 million gift

Warren G. Lichtenstein, founder and executive chairman of the global holdings company Steel Partners Holdings, has given a $1 million gift to spur first-time donors to support Only the Audacious, the campaign for an ever bolder Tulane.

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New Hope for a New Generation

Are the clues to reducing community problems like poverty, bullying and crime held at the tip of a chromosome?

President Mike Fitts and Satyajit Dattagupta, vice president of enrollment management and dean of undergraduate admission, discuss Tulane’s successes and strengths at the Homecoming Town Hall in November 2018.
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The University of the Future

Where do you see yourself in five years? We have all been asked this question at one time or another either by a job interviewer, a peer, our parents or even ourselves.