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Tulanians: Class Notes

Catch up on the latest news and milestones from alumni spanning every generation.

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Impression: Kobi Jones

For Kobi Jones (SSE ’20), one engineering class changed the course of his life, leading him to Tulane and a career in cutting-edge energy technology.

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Impression: Rachel Liverman

Rachel Liverman (B ’07) found her entrepreneurial spark at the A. B. Freeman School of Business before founding Glowbar, a rapidly growing skincare company.

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Farewell

We say goodbye to Tulanians whose deaths were reported to the university.

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Tribute: Richard W. Freeman Jr.

Richard Freeman Jr. was a business executive, civic leader, philanthropist and lifelong supporter of Tulane known for an unwavering commitment to his community and generosity of spirit.

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2026 Alumni Awards

The Tulane Alumni Association honored distinguished graduates for their professional achievements, philanthropic leadership and steadfast commitment to service in their communities.

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Tulanians – Class Notes

Catch up on the latest news and milestones from alumni spanning every generation.

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Impression: Aimee Adatto Freeman

Louisiana legislator Aimee Adatto Freeman credits Tulane with teaching her teamwork, negotiation and strategy skills that shaped her career.

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Impression: Jennifer Van Vrancken

From television reporter to councilwoman-at-large, Jennifer Van Vrancken says her Tulane education is “the foundation of everything I’ve done.”

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Matt Forté Reflects on Football, Family and Legacy

The former Green Wave standout shares insights on faith, resilience and purpose beyond the NFL.