Tulane School of Liberal Arts News

Tulane senior Will Hotaling is conducting undergraduate research under the mentorship of physics pro From classroom to lab to patient: Tulane senior bridges physics and medicine through research

For physics and English major Will Hotaling, physics isn’t confined to equations on a whiteboard.

2026 Young Alumni Perspectives Panel moderated by Dean Edwards in Lake Village Theater. From Capitol Hill to Hollywood: How School of Liberal Arts Alumni Navigate Careers

What does a Philosophy degree have to do with a seat in Congress? Tulane School of Liberal Arts alumni recently answered this question and more.

Fast 15 class participants and lecturers. Fast 15: Finding Direction for the Future in a Single Weekend

The newly launched Tulane School of Liberal Arts Fast 15 program offers credit, networking, and real-world exposure.

Gary Hoover, Tulane University The American Dream Deferred: Q&A with Author and Economics Professor Gary “Hoov” Hoover

Gary “Hoov” Hoover's new book examines economic mobility in the United States and what happens when those who do everything right still can’t win

Students smiling and laughing in a classroom with laptops School of Liberal Arts launches FAST 15 career exploration initiative

FAST 15 is a new program launched by Tulane's School of Liberal Arts to offer a career jump-start combining student learning, faculty leadership and networking

Professors Alexis and Aron Culotta, Tulane University. Photo Cheryl Gerber A match no algorithm could predict: Tulane professors built a partnership on collaboration

When Aron and Alexis Culotta met in graduate school, no algorithm could have predicted their partnership and marriage.

A recent exhibition in Howard-Tilton Memorial Library encouraged students to reflect upon their pers Philosophy professor prompts reflection through library installation

Professor Georgi Gardiner creates interactive exhibits in Howard-Tilton Memorial Library to encourage students to engage more with philosophical concepts.

We asked, They Answered. This is Your Brain on Music, Barbara Jazwinski. Socialists Make Better Huma We Asked, They Answered

Tulane faculty members Barbara Jazwinski and Stephen Ostertag on why their discipline holds the keys to life beyond the classroom.

Grace McIntyre-Willis, Tulane University New Digital Ceramics Lab Celebrates Interdisciplinary Experimentation

Woldenberg Art Center opens the Digital Ceramics Lab where Tulane students can explore digital fabrication of sculptures and work with advanced materials

A full room for author Marilynne Robinson, pictured during audience Q&A moderated by Associate P Pulitzer-Winning Novelist Marilynne Robinson Talks “American Beauty” at Great Writers Series

Pulitzer Prize-winner Marilynne Robinson at Tulane as the fourth visiting author in its Carole Barnette Boudreaux ’65 Great Writers Series

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Tulane University's School of Liberal Arts faculty achieved significant honors and secured nearly $1 million in research funding.

Man in mask holds a vibrant, round beaded artwork with a central scene of figures; another man obser Summer Course/Creative Industries

Professor William Taylor introduces students to New Orleans’ dynamic cultural history and offerings in his course “Keeping the Groove.”