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Professor Barbara Hayley Celebrating the Legacy of Barbara Hayley: 40 Years of Dance, Leadership, and Community at Tulane 6 May, 2026

Tulane School of Liberal Arts celebrates the legacy of Barbara Hayley's 40 Years of Dance, Leadership, and Community at Tulane

Laura Waringer Little Women's Full-Circle Moment 6 May, 2026

Tulane’s Lupin Theatre presents Little Women: The Musical with Dr. Laura Waringer, who found herself returning to a work that helped shape her artistic life.

Dylan Parrilla-Koester Tulane Announces New Director of Bands to Carry the Torch 5 May, 2026

Dylan Parrilla-Koester appointment to Tulane University Director of Bands, a role that touches nearly every corner of the university.

Newcomb Department of Music faculty and family honor vocalist, educator, and trailblazer Leah Chase- Newcomb Music Department Honors Leah Chase-Kamata at Retirement Celebration 30 April, 2026

Newcomb Department of Music at Tulane University hosted a retirement celebration honoring vocalist, educator, and trailblazer Leah Chase-Kamata.

Activist D. Graham Burnett, Tulane University School of Liberal Arts Dean’s Speaker Series Dean’s Speaker Series brings Attention Activist D. Graham Burnett to Campus 30 April, 2026

D. Graham Burnett, attention advocate and Professor at Princeton University speaks at the School of Liberal Arts Dean’s Speaker Series

Woman presenting to a small group in a conference room with a projector. English Conference Gives Research Opportunities to All Undergraduates 30 April, 2026

Tulane’s English Undergraduate Research Conference showcases student research and creative work, offering interdisciplinary dialogue and academic development.

Syna Pal, Tulane University Tulane’s first-ever James C. Gaither Junior Fellow 28 April, 2026

Tulane student and senior in studying environmental biology, economics and political science, Syna Pal is Tulane’s first-ever James C. Gaither Junior Fellow.

Ali Vitali smiles in a studio with a Capitol building background. Ali Vitali to receive Tulane University School of Liberal Arts Distinguished Alumni Award at 2026 Commencement 28 April, 2026

The Tulane University School of Liberal Arts will honor acclaimed political journalist and Tulane alumna Ali Vitali with the Disting

Brooke Grant, Ross Klingsberg, Kate Adams, Katie Russell, Adam Feibelman, Tulane University Tulane faculty to be honored with 2026 university-wide teaching and mentoring awards 24 April, 2026

Tulane University recognizes the extraordinary dedication of some of its leading faculty members with a variety of university-wide teaching and mentoring awards

Taku Hirano at Berklee Alumni Achievement Awards Seven Questions with Taku Hirano 23 April, 2026

Music Industries and SLAM Professor Taku Hirano Wins Berklee’s Alumni Achievement Award, releases solo album, and more

Brittany Kennedy Senior Professor of Practice Department of Spanish & Portuguese Tulane Universi A New Era in Language Learning 19 April, 2026

Tulane language professors are embracing new methodologies and technologies to update how students learn languages and decrease anxiety.

Ian Faul, Tulane University Curiosity drives Hullabaloo editor-in-chief’s dream of becoming a doctor 17 April, 2026

It might be surprising that the editor-in-chief of the Hullabaloo, Tulane’s student newspaper, plans to become a doctor. But to Ian Faul, it just makes sense.

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